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Veterans unemployment down again as overall rate rises slightly
About 274,000 veterans collected unemployment benefits last month.
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White House declares all of November as Veterans and Military Families month
The president is asking communities to celebrate and honor veterans throughout the month, not just on Nov. 11.
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Troops’ 2020 pay raise is safe, despite dire talk from lawmakers
The 3.1 percent paycheck hike is set to take effect on Jan. 1, with or without a broader budget deal.
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Will VA be ready to process new ‘blue water’ Vietnam veterans benefits next year?
Lawmakers worry that unforeseen problems to lead to even more delays for infirm, aging veterans.
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Army must protect officer who testified against Trump, senator warns
Army Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman testified as part of the House impeachment inquiry this week.
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Lawmakers have ‘no confidence’ in VA’s whistleblower protection office
The criticism comes after a report last week describing the office as unfocused and potentially harmful for employees.
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Quality of life is improving for many injured veterans, but health issues are on the rise as they age, survey says
A new survey from Wounded Warrior Project finds veterans have physical medical limitations but aren’t seeking care for them.
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What’s in the emergency defense policy bill?
Here’s the skinny on the “skinny” version of the 2020 National Defense Authorization Act from Sen. Jim Inhofe.
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Veterans legislation dispute prompts Republican walk-out on Capitol Hill
The fight over veterans policy bills is linked to the House’s ongoing impeachment investigation.
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California blackouts could hurt veterans, VA secretary warns
More than 1.6 million veterans live in the state.
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Veterans unemployment down again as overall rate rises slightly
About 274,000 veterans collected unemployment benefits last month.
-
White House declares all of November as Veterans and Military Families month
The president is asking communities to celebrate and honor veterans throughout the month, not just on Nov. 11.
-
Troops’ 2020 pay raise is safe, despite dire talk from lawmakers
The 3.1 percent paycheck hike is set to take effect on Jan. 1, with or without a broader budget deal.
-
Will VA be ready to process new ‘blue water’ Vietnam veterans benefits next year?
Lawmakers worry that unforeseen problems to lead to even more delays for infirm, aging veterans.
-
Army must protect officer who testified against Trump, senator warns
Army Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman testified as part of the House impeachment inquiry this week.
-
Lawmakers have ‘no confidence’ in VA’s whistleblower protection office
The criticism comes after a report last week describing the office as unfocused and potentially harmful for employees.
-
Quality of life is improving for many injured veterans, but health issues are on the rise as they age, survey says
A new survey from Wounded Warrior Project finds veterans have physical medical limitations but aren’t seeking care for them.
-
What’s in the emergency defense policy bill?
Here’s the skinny on the “skinny” version of the 2020 National Defense Authorization Act from Sen. Jim Inhofe.
-
Veterans legislation dispute prompts Republican walk-out on Capitol Hill
The fight over veterans policy bills is linked to the House’s ongoing impeachment investigation.
-
California blackouts could hurt veterans, VA secretary warns
More than 1.6 million veterans live in the state.
-
Veterans unemployment down again as overall rate rises slightly
About 274,000 veterans collected unemployment benefits last month.
-
White House declares all of November as Veterans and Military Families month
The president is asking communities to celebrate and honor veterans throughout the month, not just on Nov. 11.
-
Troops’ 2020 pay raise is safe, despite dire talk from lawmakers
The 3.1 percent paycheck hike is set to take effect on Jan. 1, with or without a broader budget deal.
-
Will VA be ready to process new ‘blue water’ Vietnam veterans benefits next year?
Lawmakers worry that unforeseen problems to lead to even more delays for infirm, aging veterans.
-
Army must protect officer who testified against Trump, senator warns
Army Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman testified as part of the House impeachment inquiry this week.
-
Lawmakers have ‘no confidence’ in VA’s whistleblower protection office
The criticism comes after a report last week describing the office as unfocused and potentially harmful for employees.
-
Quality of life is improving for many injured veterans, but health issues are on the rise as they age, survey says
A new survey from Wounded Warrior Project finds veterans have physical medical limitations but aren’t seeking care for them.
-
What’s in the emergency defense policy bill?
Here’s the skinny on the “skinny” version of the 2020 National Defense Authorization Act from Sen. Jim Inhofe.
-
Veterans legislation dispute prompts Republican walk-out on Capitol Hill
The fight over veterans policy bills is linked to the House’s ongoing impeachment investigation.
-
California blackouts could hurt veterans, VA secretary warns
More than 1.6 million veterans live in the state.
