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Trump predicts ISIS will lose last of its land as early as next week
Pentagon officials have said the extremist group still hold small pockets of territory in the Middle East, presenting a continued threat.
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‘Great nations do not fight endless wars’ — Trump touts troop drawdowns in State of the Union
Trump argued for drawing down the number of U.S. troops fighting overseas and boosting up those deployed along the southern U.S. border in his annual State of the Union address Tuesday night.
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Senators skeptical over long-term VA health records overhaul
The $16-billion, 10-year plan is designed to bring VA medical records in line with Defense Department files.
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This week in Congress: State of the Union and the start of military budget planning
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Feb. 4.
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Trump to discuss ending America’s wars overseas in State of the Union address
The national speech is scheduled for next Tuesday evening and will include significant focus on national security priorities.
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Trump: I forced Mattis to quit because ‘I wasn’t happy with the job he was doing’
The president said he told Mattis to leave the Defense Secretary job because he wasn’t successful enough in the post.
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New VA health care rules: Trump overreach or more choice for vets?
Debate over how to expand veterans health care choices connects to larger national fights over the role of government and private-sector partnerships.
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Did defense officials hide border mission details from Congress?
Pentagon officials announced thousands more troops headed to the border just hours after a congressional hearing on the topic.
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Iraq, Afghanistan vets are split on whether wars were ‘worth it’
The IAVA membership survey also shows continued concerns about veterans suicide prevention efforts and access to mental health care.
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New VA plan: Vets facing 30-minute drives, 20-day waits for appointments could get private-sector care instead
The draft standards could massively expand the number of outside medical appointments that taxpayers have to fund.
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Trump predicts ISIS will lose last of its land as early as next week
Pentagon officials have said the extremist group still hold small pockets of territory in the Middle East, presenting a continued threat.
-
‘Great nations do not fight endless wars’ — Trump touts troop drawdowns in State of the Union
Trump argued for drawing down the number of U.S. troops fighting overseas and boosting up those deployed along the southern U.S. border in his annual State of the Union address Tuesday night.
-
Senators skeptical over long-term VA health records overhaul
The $16-billion, 10-year plan is designed to bring VA medical records in line with Defense Department files.
-
This week in Congress: State of the Union and the start of military budget planning
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Feb. 4.
-
Trump to discuss ending America’s wars overseas in State of the Union address
The national speech is scheduled for next Tuesday evening and will include significant focus on national security priorities.
-
Trump: I forced Mattis to quit because ‘I wasn’t happy with the job he was doing’
The president said he told Mattis to leave the Defense Secretary job because he wasn’t successful enough in the post.
-
New VA health care rules: Trump overreach or more choice for vets?
Debate over how to expand veterans health care choices connects to larger national fights over the role of government and private-sector partnerships.
-
Did defense officials hide border mission details from Congress?
Pentagon officials announced thousands more troops headed to the border just hours after a congressional hearing on the topic.
-
Iraq, Afghanistan vets are split on whether wars were ‘worth it’
The IAVA membership survey also shows continued concerns about veterans suicide prevention efforts and access to mental health care.
-
New VA plan: Vets facing 30-minute drives, 20-day waits for appointments could get private-sector care instead
The draft standards could massively expand the number of outside medical appointments that taxpayers have to fund.
-
Trump predicts ISIS will lose last of its land as early as next week
Pentagon officials have said the extremist group still hold small pockets of territory in the Middle East, presenting a continued threat.
-
‘Great nations do not fight endless wars’ — Trump touts troop drawdowns in State of the Union
Trump argued for drawing down the number of U.S. troops fighting overseas and boosting up those deployed along the southern U.S. border in his annual State of the Union address Tuesday night.
-
Senators skeptical over long-term VA health records overhaul
The $16-billion, 10-year plan is designed to bring VA medical records in line with Defense Department files.
-
This week in Congress: State of the Union and the start of military budget planning
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Feb. 4.
-
Trump to discuss ending America’s wars overseas in State of the Union address
The national speech is scheduled for next Tuesday evening and will include significant focus on national security priorities.
-
Trump: I forced Mattis to quit because ‘I wasn’t happy with the job he was doing’
The president said he told Mattis to leave the Defense Secretary job because he wasn’t successful enough in the post.
-
New VA health care rules: Trump overreach or more choice for vets?
Debate over how to expand veterans health care choices connects to larger national fights over the role of government and private-sector partnerships.
-
Did defense officials hide border mission details from Congress?
Pentagon officials announced thousands more troops headed to the border just hours after a congressional hearing on the topic.
-
Iraq, Afghanistan vets are split on whether wars were ‘worth it’
The IAVA membership survey also shows continued concerns about veterans suicide prevention efforts and access to mental health care.
-
New VA plan: Vets facing 30-minute drives, 20-day waits for appointments could get private-sector care instead
The draft standards could massively expand the number of outside medical appointments that taxpayers have to fund.
