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Charges against Duncan Hunter detail family vacations, football tickets, other luxury items with illegal funds
The Marine Corps veteran turned Republican lawmaker faces more than 20 years in jail on federal corruption charges.
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Duncan Hunter, GOP lawmaker and Marine vet, indicted on corruption charges
Rep. Duncan Hunter, one of the most prominent combat veterans in Congress, was indicted along with his wife on corruption charges related to the misuse of campaign funds on Tuesday, U.S. prosecutors said.
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Report: VA may have mishandled thousands of sexual assault cases
The inspector general estimates that half of cases handled by VA recently may have ignored proper processing rules.
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Assistant Army secretary nominee sees young teens, college dropouts as Army’s next recruiting targets
The comments come as Army officials look ahead to rising personnel targets in fiscal 2019.
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Senate approves big boost for recovery of US remains in North Korea
The move comes a month after North Korean officials turned over 55 cases believed to contain the remains of fallen U.S. troops.
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Concerns build over Trump’s unofficial advisers on veterans policy
Democrats are furious over reports that members of Trump’s Florida resort may be setting VA policy in secret.
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For the first time, domestic violence will be a crime under military law
Until now, those offenses were prosecuted under more general rules prohibiting assault and bad behavior.
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Democrats demand White House reveal details of outside businessmen’s influence on VA policy
A ProPublica report Tuesday identified three associates of the president as major players in VA operations, even though they have no official government roles.
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New VA secretary promises veterans better customer service and more medical options
Robert Wilkie’s public comments Tuesday were the first since he was sworn into office late last month.
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Military contractors will get full housing stipend payouts in 2019, but not troops
While military families will see a dip in their housing funds, lawmakers will keep some contractors from absorbing the same financial hit.
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Charges against Duncan Hunter detail family vacations, football tickets, other luxury items with illegal funds
The Marine Corps veteran turned Republican lawmaker faces more than 20 years in jail on federal corruption charges.
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Duncan Hunter, GOP lawmaker and Marine vet, indicted on corruption charges
Rep. Duncan Hunter, one of the most prominent combat veterans in Congress, was indicted along with his wife on corruption charges related to the misuse of campaign funds on Tuesday, U.S. prosecutors said.
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Report: VA may have mishandled thousands of sexual assault cases
The inspector general estimates that half of cases handled by VA recently may have ignored proper processing rules.
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Assistant Army secretary nominee sees young teens, college dropouts as Army’s next recruiting targets
The comments come as Army officials look ahead to rising personnel targets in fiscal 2019.
-
Senate approves big boost for recovery of US remains in North Korea
The move comes a month after North Korean officials turned over 55 cases believed to contain the remains of fallen U.S. troops.
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Concerns build over Trump’s unofficial advisers on veterans policy
Democrats are furious over reports that members of Trump’s Florida resort may be setting VA policy in secret.
-
For the first time, domestic violence will be a crime under military law
Until now, those offenses were prosecuted under more general rules prohibiting assault and bad behavior.
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Democrats demand White House reveal details of outside businessmen’s influence on VA policy
A ProPublica report Tuesday identified three associates of the president as major players in VA operations, even though they have no official government roles.
-
New VA secretary promises veterans better customer service and more medical options
Robert Wilkie’s public comments Tuesday were the first since he was sworn into office late last month.
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Military contractors will get full housing stipend payouts in 2019, but not troops
While military families will see a dip in their housing funds, lawmakers will keep some contractors from absorbing the same financial hit.
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Charges against Duncan Hunter detail family vacations, football tickets, other luxury items with illegal funds
The Marine Corps veteran turned Republican lawmaker faces more than 20 years in jail on federal corruption charges.
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Duncan Hunter, GOP lawmaker and Marine vet, indicted on corruption charges
Rep. Duncan Hunter, one of the most prominent combat veterans in Congress, was indicted along with his wife on corruption charges related to the misuse of campaign funds on Tuesday, U.S. prosecutors said.
-
Report: VA may have mishandled thousands of sexual assault cases
The inspector general estimates that half of cases handled by VA recently may have ignored proper processing rules.
-
Assistant Army secretary nominee sees young teens, college dropouts as Army’s next recruiting targets
The comments come as Army officials look ahead to rising personnel targets in fiscal 2019.
-
Senate approves big boost for recovery of US remains in North Korea
The move comes a month after North Korean officials turned over 55 cases believed to contain the remains of fallen U.S. troops.
-
Concerns build over Trump’s unofficial advisers on veterans policy
Democrats are furious over reports that members of Trump’s Florida resort may be setting VA policy in secret.
-
For the first time, domestic violence will be a crime under military law
Until now, those offenses were prosecuted under more general rules prohibiting assault and bad behavior.
-
Democrats demand White House reveal details of outside businessmen’s influence on VA policy
A ProPublica report Tuesday identified three associates of the president as major players in VA operations, even though they have no official government roles.
-
New VA secretary promises veterans better customer service and more medical options
Robert Wilkie’s public comments Tuesday were the first since he was sworn into office late last month.
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Military contractors will get full housing stipend payouts in 2019, but not troops
While military families will see a dip in their housing funds, lawmakers will keep some contractors from absorbing the same financial hit.
