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US to keep 10 percent of its fighting forces in Syria, reversing Trump’s planned full withdrawal
About 200 U.S. troops will remain in Syria for the foreseeable future, a reversal of White House plans for a full withdrawal from the war-torn country, after lawmakers voiced concerns about the security ramifications of a hasty retreat.
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‘Setting us up to fail’ — VA blasted over unfilled health care positions
Almost 12 percent of the department’s total jobs are currently unfilled.
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US troop withdrawals aren’t on the table for Trump’s North Korea peace talks — for now
Administration officials say they won’t offer troop withdrawals from the region as a trade for nuclear concessions.
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The Pentagon wants to know how a border wall will improve troops’ ‘effectiveness’ before it contributes DoD dollars
The Pentagon needs the justification to be able to redirect military construction funds to support border wall.
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Wave of elderly veterans creates financial worries for VA’s nursing home services
More than 1 million veterans will be eligible for nursing home care in the next five years, according to department estimates.
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VA’s new appeal process promises to be quicker. But will it be better?
An overhaul of the benefits appeals process is promising to cut wait times down to under a year from the current average of more than three years.
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White House promises using military funds to build Trump’s border wall won’t hurt force readiness
About $3.6 billion in military construction funds will be reassigned to the border wall project under Trump’s emergency order.
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Which construction projects would be affected if Trump uses military money to build a wall?
More than $21 billion in planned military construction could be disrupted by the president’s latest gambit on border security.
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This congressman in the Air National Guard just got deployed to the border
Rep. Adam Kinzinger, a five-term Republican congressman who serves as a lieutenant colonel in the Air National Guard, announced Wednesday that he will serve the in the ongoing border support mission for the next few weeks.
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As sexual assault cases rise, service academy superintendents struggle for solutions
Cadets at the three academies reported a sharp increase in unwanted sexual encounters in recent years.
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US to keep 10 percent of its fighting forces in Syria, reversing Trump’s planned full withdrawal
About 200 U.S. troops will remain in Syria for the foreseeable future, a reversal of White House plans for a full withdrawal from the war-torn country, after lawmakers voiced concerns about the security ramifications of a hasty retreat.
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‘Setting us up to fail’ — VA blasted over unfilled health care positions
Almost 12 percent of the department’s total jobs are currently unfilled.
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US troop withdrawals aren’t on the table for Trump’s North Korea peace talks — for now
Administration officials say they won’t offer troop withdrawals from the region as a trade for nuclear concessions.
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The Pentagon wants to know how a border wall will improve troops’ ‘effectiveness’ before it contributes DoD dollars
The Pentagon needs the justification to be able to redirect military construction funds to support border wall.
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Wave of elderly veterans creates financial worries for VA’s nursing home services
More than 1 million veterans will be eligible for nursing home care in the next five years, according to department estimates.
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VA’s new appeal process promises to be quicker. But will it be better?
An overhaul of the benefits appeals process is promising to cut wait times down to under a year from the current average of more than three years.
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White House promises using military funds to build Trump’s border wall won’t hurt force readiness
About $3.6 billion in military construction funds will be reassigned to the border wall project under Trump’s emergency order.
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Which construction projects would be affected if Trump uses military money to build a wall?
More than $21 billion in planned military construction could be disrupted by the president’s latest gambit on border security.
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This congressman in the Air National Guard just got deployed to the border
Rep. Adam Kinzinger, a five-term Republican congressman who serves as a lieutenant colonel in the Air National Guard, announced Wednesday that he will serve the in the ongoing border support mission for the next few weeks.
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As sexual assault cases rise, service academy superintendents struggle for solutions
Cadets at the three academies reported a sharp increase in unwanted sexual encounters in recent years.
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US to keep 10 percent of its fighting forces in Syria, reversing Trump’s planned full withdrawal
About 200 U.S. troops will remain in Syria for the foreseeable future, a reversal of White House plans for a full withdrawal from the war-torn country, after lawmakers voiced concerns about the security ramifications of a hasty retreat.
-
‘Setting us up to fail’ — VA blasted over unfilled health care positions
Almost 12 percent of the department’s total jobs are currently unfilled.
-
US troop withdrawals aren’t on the table for Trump’s North Korea peace talks — for now
Administration officials say they won’t offer troop withdrawals from the region as a trade for nuclear concessions.
-
The Pentagon wants to know how a border wall will improve troops’ ‘effectiveness’ before it contributes DoD dollars
The Pentagon needs the justification to be able to redirect military construction funds to support border wall.
-
Wave of elderly veterans creates financial worries for VA’s nursing home services
More than 1 million veterans will be eligible for nursing home care in the next five years, according to department estimates.
-
VA’s new appeal process promises to be quicker. But will it be better?
An overhaul of the benefits appeals process is promising to cut wait times down to under a year from the current average of more than three years.
-
White House promises using military funds to build Trump’s border wall won’t hurt force readiness
About $3.6 billion in military construction funds will be reassigned to the border wall project under Trump’s emergency order.
-
Which construction projects would be affected if Trump uses military money to build a wall?
More than $21 billion in planned military construction could be disrupted by the president’s latest gambit on border security.
-
This congressman in the Air National Guard just got deployed to the border
Rep. Adam Kinzinger, a five-term Republican congressman who serves as a lieutenant colonel in the Air National Guard, announced Wednesday that he will serve the in the ongoing border support mission for the next few weeks.
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As sexual assault cases rise, service academy superintendents struggle for solutions
Cadets at the three academies reported a sharp increase in unwanted sexual encounters in recent years.
