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How long will active-duty troops be deployed to the US-Mexico border?
Critics are demanding answers on how long the mission will take and how much it will cost.
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Fewer veterans were homeless in 2018, after a worrisome rise last year
About 38,000 veterans struggle with stable housing in America today.
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New lawsuit seeks VA compensation for veterans’ unpaid emergency room costs
If successful, the case could be the first class-action suit brought against the VA since a landmark ruling this summer.
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VA to fast-track benefits appeals for hurricane victims
Veterans in counties hit hard by the fall hurricanes will see their cases advanced quickly in coming months.
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Veterans are cutting back on smoking and drinking, but they still face significant health risks
An updated study found increased risk of cancer and mental health issues among veterans.
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Forces headed to border to confront migrant caravan could total ‘in the thousands’
A new report suggests that the number of active-duty troops headed to the border is up significantly from the 800 previously discussed.
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Democrats blast Trump for ‘militarizing’ the immigration debate
Around 800 active-duty troops are headed to southern U.S. states to support 2,100 National Guardsmen already deployed there.
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Military issues largely MIA on the campaign trail
Unlike past election cycles, national security has taken a minor role in the contentious November elections.
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Union demands investigation into VA official who displayed painting of KKK leader
The painting was removed after a Washington Post story earlier this week detailing employee complaints about the racial issues it was causing.
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The military could see big changes if Democrats win control of Congress
As polls show the possibility of significant Democratic wins in the midterms, military advocates may soon have to grapple with the possibility of a politically divided government.
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How long will active-duty troops be deployed to the US-Mexico border?
Critics are demanding answers on how long the mission will take and how much it will cost.
-
Fewer veterans were homeless in 2018, after a worrisome rise last year
About 38,000 veterans struggle with stable housing in America today.
-
New lawsuit seeks VA compensation for veterans’ unpaid emergency room costs
If successful, the case could be the first class-action suit brought against the VA since a landmark ruling this summer.
-
VA to fast-track benefits appeals for hurricane victims
Veterans in counties hit hard by the fall hurricanes will see their cases advanced quickly in coming months.
-
Veterans are cutting back on smoking and drinking, but they still face significant health risks
An updated study found increased risk of cancer and mental health issues among veterans.
-
Forces headed to border to confront migrant caravan could total ‘in the thousands’
A new report suggests that the number of active-duty troops headed to the border is up significantly from the 800 previously discussed.
-
Democrats blast Trump for ‘militarizing’ the immigration debate
Around 800 active-duty troops are headed to southern U.S. states to support 2,100 National Guardsmen already deployed there.
-
Military issues largely MIA on the campaign trail
Unlike past election cycles, national security has taken a minor role in the contentious November elections.
-
Union demands investigation into VA official who displayed painting of KKK leader
The painting was removed after a Washington Post story earlier this week detailing employee complaints about the racial issues it was causing.
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The military could see big changes if Democrats win control of Congress
As polls show the possibility of significant Democratic wins in the midterms, military advocates may soon have to grapple with the possibility of a politically divided government.
-
How long will active-duty troops be deployed to the US-Mexico border?
Critics are demanding answers on how long the mission will take and how much it will cost.
-
Fewer veterans were homeless in 2018, after a worrisome rise last year
About 38,000 veterans struggle with stable housing in America today.
-
New lawsuit seeks VA compensation for veterans’ unpaid emergency room costs
If successful, the case could be the first class-action suit brought against the VA since a landmark ruling this summer.
-
VA to fast-track benefits appeals for hurricane victims
Veterans in counties hit hard by the fall hurricanes will see their cases advanced quickly in coming months.
-
Veterans are cutting back on smoking and drinking, but they still face significant health risks
An updated study found increased risk of cancer and mental health issues among veterans.
-
Forces headed to border to confront migrant caravan could total ‘in the thousands’
A new report suggests that the number of active-duty troops headed to the border is up significantly from the 800 previously discussed.
-
Democrats blast Trump for ‘militarizing’ the immigration debate
Around 800 active-duty troops are headed to southern U.S. states to support 2,100 National Guardsmen already deployed there.
-
Military issues largely MIA on the campaign trail
Unlike past election cycles, national security has taken a minor role in the contentious November elections.
-
Union demands investigation into VA official who displayed painting of KKK leader
The painting was removed after a Washington Post story earlier this week detailing employee complaints about the racial issues it was causing.
-
The military could see big changes if Democrats win control of Congress
As polls show the possibility of significant Democratic wins in the midterms, military advocates may soon have to grapple with the possibility of a politically divided government.
