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Victims of military medical mistakes to tell their stories at congressional hearing seeking legal fixes
Lawmakers are considering changes to the Feres doctrine, which bars troops from suing the military for medical mistakes.
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VA privatization latest battleground for congressional rising stars
Democratic New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Republican Texas Rep. Dan Crenshaw offered starkly different views of today’s VA in events this week.
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Congress wants more answers about VA campus suicides
A new proposal would require VA to provide lawmakers with information on those veterans’ benefits and medical background within days of the deaths.
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Will the benefits for ‘blue water’ Vietnam veterans be settled soon?
Lawmakers are planning a flurry of moves to address the issue of the Vietnam veterans benefits in coming weeks.
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Here’s why no one was fired after VA mistakes cost a veteran his foot
Department officials say retirement rules prevented them from punishing the staffer who made the errors.
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The watchers without a wall: PODCAST
Podcast topics for the week: Southern border military deployments, the NDAA schedule, Congress’ military budget confusion and Game of Thrones defense acquisition talk.
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After nearly a year, Trump moves to fill VA’s second-highest leadership post
VA General Counsel James Byrne, who has served as the acting deputy secretary since last August, was formally nominated for the job.
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Vet gets his foot cut off because VA made administrative errors
The problems arose because VA social workers stopped recording home health care consults into a VA’s patient record system.
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Here are 12 big changes veterans caregivers will see in the next year
Veterans Affairs officials have agreed to a set of recommendations from a special advisory group designed to improve caregiver services and support.
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Trump to boost troop deployments at U.S. southern border again
The president also lamented that if troops “got a little rough, everybody would go crazy.”
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Victims of military medical mistakes to tell their stories at congressional hearing seeking legal fixes
Lawmakers are considering changes to the Feres doctrine, which bars troops from suing the military for medical mistakes.
-
VA privatization latest battleground for congressional rising stars
Democratic New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Republican Texas Rep. Dan Crenshaw offered starkly different views of today’s VA in events this week.
-
Congress wants more answers about VA campus suicides
A new proposal would require VA to provide lawmakers with information on those veterans’ benefits and medical background within days of the deaths.
-
Will the benefits for ‘blue water’ Vietnam veterans be settled soon?
Lawmakers are planning a flurry of moves to address the issue of the Vietnam veterans benefits in coming weeks.
-
Here’s why no one was fired after VA mistakes cost a veteran his foot
Department officials say retirement rules prevented them from punishing the staffer who made the errors.
-
The watchers without a wall: PODCAST
Podcast topics for the week: Southern border military deployments, the NDAA schedule, Congress’ military budget confusion and Game of Thrones defense acquisition talk.
-
After nearly a year, Trump moves to fill VA’s second-highest leadership post
VA General Counsel James Byrne, who has served as the acting deputy secretary since last August, was formally nominated for the job.
-
Vet gets his foot cut off because VA made administrative errors
The problems arose because VA social workers stopped recording home health care consults into a VA’s patient record system.
-
Here are 12 big changes veterans caregivers will see in the next year
Veterans Affairs officials have agreed to a set of recommendations from a special advisory group designed to improve caregiver services and support.
-
Trump to boost troop deployments at U.S. southern border again
The president also lamented that if troops “got a little rough, everybody would go crazy.”
-
Victims of military medical mistakes to tell their stories at congressional hearing seeking legal fixes
Lawmakers are considering changes to the Feres doctrine, which bars troops from suing the military for medical mistakes.
-
VA privatization latest battleground for congressional rising stars
Democratic New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Republican Texas Rep. Dan Crenshaw offered starkly different views of today’s VA in events this week.
-
Congress wants more answers about VA campus suicides
A new proposal would require VA to provide lawmakers with information on those veterans’ benefits and medical background within days of the deaths.
-
Will the benefits for ‘blue water’ Vietnam veterans be settled soon?
Lawmakers are planning a flurry of moves to address the issue of the Vietnam veterans benefits in coming weeks.
-
Here’s why no one was fired after VA mistakes cost a veteran his foot
Department officials say retirement rules prevented them from punishing the staffer who made the errors.
-
The watchers without a wall: PODCAST
Podcast topics for the week: Southern border military deployments, the NDAA schedule, Congress’ military budget confusion and Game of Thrones defense acquisition talk.
-
After nearly a year, Trump moves to fill VA’s second-highest leadership post
VA General Counsel James Byrne, who has served as the acting deputy secretary since last August, was formally nominated for the job.
-
Vet gets his foot cut off because VA made administrative errors
The problems arose because VA social workers stopped recording home health care consults into a VA’s patient record system.
-
Here are 12 big changes veterans caregivers will see in the next year
Veterans Affairs officials have agreed to a set of recommendations from a special advisory group designed to improve caregiver services and support.
-
Trump to boost troop deployments at U.S. southern border again
The president also lamented that if troops “got a little rough, everybody would go crazy.”
