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Should US troops be involved in the Yemen civil war?
House lawmakers voted to block U.S. military from helping Saudi allies from conducting airstrikes and other missions in the war-torn country.
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Should deported veterans be allowed to come back to America?
The measure, which would also stop federal officials from forcing some criminal veterans out of the country, failed to gain legislative traction last year.
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Why is a top GOP senator skeptical of Trump’s acting defense secretary?
Sen. Jim Inhofe said that the current Pentagon leader lacks the “humility” of former Defense Secretary Mattis.
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This week in Congress: Another potential shutdown looms
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Feb. 11, 2019.
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Rep. Walter Jones, a military advocate who later opposed Iraq War, dies at age 76
The longtime North Carolina congressman was a vocal advocate for military families and a fierce opponent of the war in Iraq.
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Problems with military housing conditions under scrutiny on Capitol Hill this week
Recent reports of poor living conditions for military families have prompted a flurry of oversight hearings demanding answers.
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House panel opens investigation into Trump’s VA ‘shadow rulers’
Democrats want clarity on the influence of a trio of outside businessmen on department policy decisions.
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The military’s lingering readiness problem: Lack of daycare
Service officials told lawmakers this week that more resources for child care on base would help ease stress on military families.
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Lawmakers aim to reverse Trump’s ban on transgender troops
Supporters call the president’s ban on new transgender military recruits unfair and harmful to national security.
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VA says it has never been more cooperative with Congress. So why can’t lawmakers get the answers they want?
Growing frustration between the administration’s veteran program leaders and Congress could stall the legislative success they’ve enjoyed in recent years.
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Should US troops be involved in the Yemen civil war?
House lawmakers voted to block U.S. military from helping Saudi allies from conducting airstrikes and other missions in the war-torn country.
-
Should deported veterans be allowed to come back to America?
The measure, which would also stop federal officials from forcing some criminal veterans out of the country, failed to gain legislative traction last year.
-
Why is a top GOP senator skeptical of Trump’s acting defense secretary?
Sen. Jim Inhofe said that the current Pentagon leader lacks the “humility” of former Defense Secretary Mattis.
-
This week in Congress: Another potential shutdown looms
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Feb. 11, 2019.
-
Rep. Walter Jones, a military advocate who later opposed Iraq War, dies at age 76
The longtime North Carolina congressman was a vocal advocate for military families and a fierce opponent of the war in Iraq.
-
Problems with military housing conditions under scrutiny on Capitol Hill this week
Recent reports of poor living conditions for military families have prompted a flurry of oversight hearings demanding answers.
-
House panel opens investigation into Trump’s VA ‘shadow rulers’
Democrats want clarity on the influence of a trio of outside businessmen on department policy decisions.
-
The military’s lingering readiness problem: Lack of daycare
Service officials told lawmakers this week that more resources for child care on base would help ease stress on military families.
-
Lawmakers aim to reverse Trump’s ban on transgender troops
Supporters call the president’s ban on new transgender military recruits unfair and harmful to national security.
-
VA says it has never been more cooperative with Congress. So why can’t lawmakers get the answers they want?
Growing frustration between the administration’s veteran program leaders and Congress could stall the legislative success they’ve enjoyed in recent years.
-
Should US troops be involved in the Yemen civil war?
House lawmakers voted to block U.S. military from helping Saudi allies from conducting airstrikes and other missions in the war-torn country.
-
Should deported veterans be allowed to come back to America?
The measure, which would also stop federal officials from forcing some criminal veterans out of the country, failed to gain legislative traction last year.
-
Why is a top GOP senator skeptical of Trump’s acting defense secretary?
Sen. Jim Inhofe said that the current Pentagon leader lacks the “humility” of former Defense Secretary Mattis.
-
This week in Congress: Another potential shutdown looms
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Feb. 11, 2019.
-
Rep. Walter Jones, a military advocate who later opposed Iraq War, dies at age 76
The longtime North Carolina congressman was a vocal advocate for military families and a fierce opponent of the war in Iraq.
-
Problems with military housing conditions under scrutiny on Capitol Hill this week
Recent reports of poor living conditions for military families have prompted a flurry of oversight hearings demanding answers.
-
House panel opens investigation into Trump’s VA ‘shadow rulers’
Democrats want clarity on the influence of a trio of outside businessmen on department policy decisions.
-
The military’s lingering readiness problem: Lack of daycare
Service officials told lawmakers this week that more resources for child care on base would help ease stress on military families.
-
Lawmakers aim to reverse Trump’s ban on transgender troops
Supporters call the president’s ban on new transgender military recruits unfair and harmful to national security.
-
VA says it has never been more cooperative with Congress. So why can’t lawmakers get the answers they want?
Growing frustration between the administration’s veteran program leaders and Congress could stall the legislative success they’ve enjoyed in recent years.
