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This week in Congress: Inching closer to NDAA language
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of April 16.
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Veterans advocates honor fired VA secretary at private DC event
The event underscores a growing rift between some of the country’s most prominent veterans advocates and the White House.
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Mattis says no decisions on Syria yet, but said chemical weapons threat must be addressed
The defense secretary said use of chemical weapons against civilians is “beyond the pale” and needs an appropriate response from U.S. leaders.
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15 years later, Wounded Warrior Project still adding new members
Though major combat operations have ended overseas, the charity is seeing its membership numbers rise each month.
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Speaker Ryan’s retirement will have major impact on House defense debates
Paul Ryan has been a major figure on the defense budget debate in recent months, and his departure leaves a leadership void.
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Former House speaker reverses course on medical marijuana, citing positive benefits for vets
John Boehner joined a cannabis cultivation firm this week and said his previous opposition to medical marijuana has “evolved.”
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Vets groups and lawmakers say they’re against it — but what does ‘privatization’ of Veterans Affairs really mean?
The term will command much of the debate at the new VA secretary’s confirmation hearing, but different groups have different definitions.
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Senate appropriations committee shake-up hits key defense, veterans lawmakers
Alabama Republican Sen. Richard Shelby will take over as the full committee chairman and as head of its defense spending subcommittee.
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Trump promises decision on US response after suspected chemical weapons attack in Syria
President Donald Trump has promised a decision within 24 to 48 hours on how the U.S. will respond to the latest attack against civilians in Syria.
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VA secretary nominee brushes off criticism over inexperience
In an interview with his hometown paper, Dr. Ronny Jackson said he learned numerous leadership skills during his military career.
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This week in Congress: Inching closer to NDAA language
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of April 16.
-
Veterans advocates honor fired VA secretary at private DC event
The event underscores a growing rift between some of the country’s most prominent veterans advocates and the White House.
-
Mattis says no decisions on Syria yet, but said chemical weapons threat must be addressed
The defense secretary said use of chemical weapons against civilians is “beyond the pale” and needs an appropriate response from U.S. leaders.
-
15 years later, Wounded Warrior Project still adding new members
Though major combat operations have ended overseas, the charity is seeing its membership numbers rise each month.
-
Speaker Ryan’s retirement will have major impact on House defense debates
Paul Ryan has been a major figure on the defense budget debate in recent months, and his departure leaves a leadership void.
-
Former House speaker reverses course on medical marijuana, citing positive benefits for vets
John Boehner joined a cannabis cultivation firm this week and said his previous opposition to medical marijuana has “evolved.”
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Vets groups and lawmakers say they’re against it — but what does ‘privatization’ of Veterans Affairs really mean?
The term will command much of the debate at the new VA secretary’s confirmation hearing, but different groups have different definitions.
-
Senate appropriations committee shake-up hits key defense, veterans lawmakers
Alabama Republican Sen. Richard Shelby will take over as the full committee chairman and as head of its defense spending subcommittee.
-
Trump promises decision on US response after suspected chemical weapons attack in Syria
President Donald Trump has promised a decision within 24 to 48 hours on how the U.S. will respond to the latest attack against civilians in Syria.
-
VA secretary nominee brushes off criticism over inexperience
In an interview with his hometown paper, Dr. Ronny Jackson said he learned numerous leadership skills during his military career.
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This week in Congress: Inching closer to NDAA language
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of April 16.
-
Veterans advocates honor fired VA secretary at private DC event
The event underscores a growing rift between some of the country’s most prominent veterans advocates and the White House.
-
Mattis says no decisions on Syria yet, but said chemical weapons threat must be addressed
The defense secretary said use of chemical weapons against civilians is “beyond the pale” and needs an appropriate response from U.S. leaders.
-
15 years later, Wounded Warrior Project still adding new members
Though major combat operations have ended overseas, the charity is seeing its membership numbers rise each month.
-
Speaker Ryan’s retirement will have major impact on House defense debates
Paul Ryan has been a major figure on the defense budget debate in recent months, and his departure leaves a leadership void.
-
Former House speaker reverses course on medical marijuana, citing positive benefits for vets
John Boehner joined a cannabis cultivation firm this week and said his previous opposition to medical marijuana has “evolved.”
-
Vets groups and lawmakers say they’re against it — but what does ‘privatization’ of Veterans Affairs really mean?
The term will command much of the debate at the new VA secretary’s confirmation hearing, but different groups have different definitions.
-
Senate appropriations committee shake-up hits key defense, veterans lawmakers
Alabama Republican Sen. Richard Shelby will take over as the full committee chairman and as head of its defense spending subcommittee.
-
Trump promises decision on US response after suspected chemical weapons attack in Syria
President Donald Trump has promised a decision within 24 to 48 hours on how the U.S. will respond to the latest attack against civilians in Syria.
-
VA secretary nominee brushes off criticism over inexperience
In an interview with his hometown paper, Dr. Ronny Jackson said he learned numerous leadership skills during his military career.
