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After election loss, veteran Rep. McSally could still end up in the Senate
The Arizona governor could appoint McSally to the state’s other Senate seat after her narrow defeat this cycle.
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This week in Congress: The midterm election hangover
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Nov. 12.
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VA secretary expects fiscal 2020 budget to be the biggest ever
Trump wants a 5 percent spending cut for every department next year, but his top veterans’ official expects Congress to add the money back in.
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VA, unions spar over move to end physicians’ use of ‘official time’
Taking that time during work hours is a disservice to veterans and their care, department leaders say.
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As more female vets head to Congress, there’s a new push to change VA’s male-focused motto
Critics argue that the current department motto ignores the contributions of women in the military.
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For today’s VA, it’s the best of times and the worst of times
In the last year, the Department of Veterans Affairs has seen big successes and even bigger controversies.
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The number of vets in Congress appears headed down again
But the number of female vets in Congress is headed up, and 17 new veteran candidates won races on Tuesday.
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Democrats’ big night brings big questions for defense policy
Democrats won the U.S. House in convincing fashion in Tuesday’s midterm elections, promising to shake up defense policy in the coming year and raising the possibility of tumultuous impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump.
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What’s at stake for the military on election night
Defense budgets, military priorities and veteran representation in Congress are on the table in tonight’s election.
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LIVE COVERAGE on election night: Voting results and the military impact
Bookmark this site for the latest military and defense policy news on election night.
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After election loss, veteran Rep. McSally could still end up in the Senate
The Arizona governor could appoint McSally to the state’s other Senate seat after her narrow defeat this cycle.
-
This week in Congress: The midterm election hangover
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Nov. 12.
-
VA secretary expects fiscal 2020 budget to be the biggest ever
Trump wants a 5 percent spending cut for every department next year, but his top veterans’ official expects Congress to add the money back in.
-
VA, unions spar over move to end physicians’ use of ‘official time’
Taking that time during work hours is a disservice to veterans and their care, department leaders say.
-
As more female vets head to Congress, there’s a new push to change VA’s male-focused motto
Critics argue that the current department motto ignores the contributions of women in the military.
-
For today’s VA, it’s the best of times and the worst of times
In the last year, the Department of Veterans Affairs has seen big successes and even bigger controversies.
-
The number of vets in Congress appears headed down again
But the number of female vets in Congress is headed up, and 17 new veteran candidates won races on Tuesday.
-
Democrats’ big night brings big questions for defense policy
Democrats won the U.S. House in convincing fashion in Tuesday’s midterm elections, promising to shake up defense policy in the coming year and raising the possibility of tumultuous impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump.
-
What’s at stake for the military on election night
Defense budgets, military priorities and veteran representation in Congress are on the table in tonight’s election.
-
LIVE COVERAGE on election night: Voting results and the military impact
Bookmark this site for the latest military and defense policy news on election night.
-
After election loss, veteran Rep. McSally could still end up in the Senate
The Arizona governor could appoint McSally to the state’s other Senate seat after her narrow defeat this cycle.
-
This week in Congress: The midterm election hangover
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Nov. 12.
-
VA secretary expects fiscal 2020 budget to be the biggest ever
Trump wants a 5 percent spending cut for every department next year, but his top veterans’ official expects Congress to add the money back in.
-
VA, unions spar over move to end physicians’ use of ‘official time’
Taking that time during work hours is a disservice to veterans and their care, department leaders say.
-
As more female vets head to Congress, there’s a new push to change VA’s male-focused motto
Critics argue that the current department motto ignores the contributions of women in the military.
-
For today’s VA, it’s the best of times and the worst of times
In the last year, the Department of Veterans Affairs has seen big successes and even bigger controversies.
-
The number of vets in Congress appears headed down again
But the number of female vets in Congress is headed up, and 17 new veteran candidates won races on Tuesday.
-
Democrats’ big night brings big questions for defense policy
Democrats won the U.S. House in convincing fashion in Tuesday’s midterm elections, promising to shake up defense policy in the coming year and raising the possibility of tumultuous impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump.
-
What’s at stake for the military on election night
Defense budgets, military priorities and veteran representation in Congress are on the table in tonight’s election.
-
LIVE COVERAGE on election night: Voting results and the military impact
Bookmark this site for the latest military and defense policy news on election night.
