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Top VA hospital lacked full-time gynecologist, facilities serving women veterans for years, report says
The North Texas VA Health Care System didn’t have a full-time gynecologist for nearly two years, according to investigators.
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VA looks to improve care planning for HIV patients
The Veterans Health Administration is the largest single provider of medical care to HIV-infected patients in the nation.
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Korean troops who fought alongside Americans in Vietnam could get VA health benefits
The plan could help about 3,000 aging immigrants still suffering health problems connected to fighting about 50 years ago.
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Missing Defense Department documents get renewed focus in Trump impeachment trial
Senate Republicans blocked a bid to mandate release of emails and notes related to military aid withheld from Ukraine.
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Impeachment trial will disrupt some Hill work on defense, veterans issues
Hearings will be scheduled earlier, and afternoon work all but erased for the duration of the trial.
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Trump blasted top military generals as ‘a bunch of dopes and babies’ according to new book
The new revelations outline a disastrous Pentagon meeting early in Trump presidency that upset top military leaders.
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VA, lawmakers trade barbs after sexual assault claim from congressional staffer
VA leaders labeled the claim unsubstantiated, but Inspector General officials called that a wrong characterization of the case.
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Amid Iran tensions, Democratic hopefuls joust over military plans
The seventh Democratic debate featured arguably the most national security debate of the campaign cycle thus far.
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Thousands of housing vouchers for veterans went unused last year, hurting efforts to end homelessness
Officials say staff shortages, rising rent costs are limiting how quickly payouts can be distributed.
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Court rules again to give veterans access to both Post-9/11 and Montgomery GI Bill education benefits
Federal officials have two months to appeal the ruling or start paying out potentially billions in new education benefits.
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Top VA hospital lacked full-time gynecologist, facilities serving women veterans for years, report says
The North Texas VA Health Care System didn’t have a full-time gynecologist for nearly two years, according to investigators.
-
VA looks to improve care planning for HIV patients
The Veterans Health Administration is the largest single provider of medical care to HIV-infected patients in the nation.
-
Korean troops who fought alongside Americans in Vietnam could get VA health benefits
The plan could help about 3,000 aging immigrants still suffering health problems connected to fighting about 50 years ago.
-
Missing Defense Department documents get renewed focus in Trump impeachment trial
Senate Republicans blocked a bid to mandate release of emails and notes related to military aid withheld from Ukraine.
-
Impeachment trial will disrupt some Hill work on defense, veterans issues
Hearings will be scheduled earlier, and afternoon work all but erased for the duration of the trial.
-
Trump blasted top military generals as ‘a bunch of dopes and babies’ according to new book
The new revelations outline a disastrous Pentagon meeting early in Trump presidency that upset top military leaders.
-
VA, lawmakers trade barbs after sexual assault claim from congressional staffer
VA leaders labeled the claim unsubstantiated, but Inspector General officials called that a wrong characterization of the case.
-
Amid Iran tensions, Democratic hopefuls joust over military plans
The seventh Democratic debate featured arguably the most national security debate of the campaign cycle thus far.
-
Thousands of housing vouchers for veterans went unused last year, hurting efforts to end homelessness
Officials say staff shortages, rising rent costs are limiting how quickly payouts can be distributed.
-
Court rules again to give veterans access to both Post-9/11 and Montgomery GI Bill education benefits
Federal officials have two months to appeal the ruling or start paying out potentially billions in new education benefits.
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Top VA hospital lacked full-time gynecologist, facilities serving women veterans for years, report says
The North Texas VA Health Care System didn’t have a full-time gynecologist for nearly two years, according to investigators.
-
VA looks to improve care planning for HIV patients
The Veterans Health Administration is the largest single provider of medical care to HIV-infected patients in the nation.
-
Korean troops who fought alongside Americans in Vietnam could get VA health benefits
The plan could help about 3,000 aging immigrants still suffering health problems connected to fighting about 50 years ago.
-
Missing Defense Department documents get renewed focus in Trump impeachment trial
Senate Republicans blocked a bid to mandate release of emails and notes related to military aid withheld from Ukraine.
-
Impeachment trial will disrupt some Hill work on defense, veterans issues
Hearings will be scheduled earlier, and afternoon work all but erased for the duration of the trial.
-
Trump blasted top military generals as ‘a bunch of dopes and babies’ according to new book
The new revelations outline a disastrous Pentagon meeting early in Trump presidency that upset top military leaders.
-
VA, lawmakers trade barbs after sexual assault claim from congressional staffer
VA leaders labeled the claim unsubstantiated, but Inspector General officials called that a wrong characterization of the case.
-
Amid Iran tensions, Democratic hopefuls joust over military plans
The seventh Democratic debate featured arguably the most national security debate of the campaign cycle thus far.
-
Thousands of housing vouchers for veterans went unused last year, hurting efforts to end homelessness
Officials say staff shortages, rising rent costs are limiting how quickly payouts can be distributed.
-
Court rules again to give veterans access to both Post-9/11 and Montgomery GI Bill education benefits
Federal officials have two months to appeal the ruling or start paying out potentially billions in new education benefits.
