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This week in Congress: Mattis’ defense budget pitch
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of April 9.
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Court ruling could extend disability benefits to thousands of injured veterans
Under the old rules, veterans had to have a clear medical explanation for their pain in order to be eligible for disability payouts.
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Wilkie’s move to acting VA secretary raises new issues for Pentagon personnel office
Shakeup also impacts office that oversees defense health, education programs, exchanges and commissaries.
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New details on Trump’s troop deployments to the Mexican border
National Guard personnel will deploy on border security support missions, but will steer clear of law enforcement activities.
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Acting VA Secretary works to refocus staffers in his first public remarks
Robert Wilkie, who took over the post last week, called for VA workers to work together “across all office barriers and across all compartments.”
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Vets group wants acting VA secretary out, calling his assignment a legal worry
Officials from AMVETS say the president must follow the law and put the current VA deputy secretary in charge.
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White House doctor could face the most contentious VA confirmation process ever
No VA Secretary pick has ever received an opposition vote in the Senate. Will Dr. Ronny Jackson become the first?
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Outgoing White House adviser disputes Shulkin’s accusations of VA infighting, conspiracies
Darin Selnick, a controversial veterans adviser to President Donald Trump, said the former VA secretary has become unhinged and paranoid over policy disagreements.
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Shulkin to Military Times: I’ll keep speaking out against VA ‘injustices’
The former VA secretary insists that “if I don’t continue to speak out on behalf of veterans and VA employees, who is going to?”
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What we’ve learned from David Shulkin’s post-firing media blitz
In the 36 hours since he was fired, the former VA Secretary has had multiple high-profile appearances to talk about problems he sees in the VA department.
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This week in Congress: Mattis’ defense budget pitch
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of April 9.
-
Court ruling could extend disability benefits to thousands of injured veterans
Under the old rules, veterans had to have a clear medical explanation for their pain in order to be eligible for disability payouts.
-
Wilkie’s move to acting VA secretary raises new issues for Pentagon personnel office
Shakeup also impacts office that oversees defense health, education programs, exchanges and commissaries.
-
New details on Trump’s troop deployments to the Mexican border
National Guard personnel will deploy on border security support missions, but will steer clear of law enforcement activities.
-
Acting VA Secretary works to refocus staffers in his first public remarks
Robert Wilkie, who took over the post last week, called for VA workers to work together “across all office barriers and across all compartments.”
-
Vets group wants acting VA secretary out, calling his assignment a legal worry
Officials from AMVETS say the president must follow the law and put the current VA deputy secretary in charge.
-
White House doctor could face the most contentious VA confirmation process ever
No VA Secretary pick has ever received an opposition vote in the Senate. Will Dr. Ronny Jackson become the first?
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Outgoing White House adviser disputes Shulkin’s accusations of VA infighting, conspiracies
Darin Selnick, a controversial veterans adviser to President Donald Trump, said the former VA secretary has become unhinged and paranoid over policy disagreements.
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Shulkin to Military Times: I’ll keep speaking out against VA ‘injustices’
The former VA secretary insists that “if I don’t continue to speak out on behalf of veterans and VA employees, who is going to?”
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What we’ve learned from David Shulkin’s post-firing media blitz
In the 36 hours since he was fired, the former VA Secretary has had multiple high-profile appearances to talk about problems he sees in the VA department.
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This week in Congress: Mattis’ defense budget pitch
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of April 9.
-
Court ruling could extend disability benefits to thousands of injured veterans
Under the old rules, veterans had to have a clear medical explanation for their pain in order to be eligible for disability payouts.
-
Wilkie’s move to acting VA secretary raises new issues for Pentagon personnel office
Shakeup also impacts office that oversees defense health, education programs, exchanges and commissaries.
-
New details on Trump’s troop deployments to the Mexican border
National Guard personnel will deploy on border security support missions, but will steer clear of law enforcement activities.
-
Acting VA Secretary works to refocus staffers in his first public remarks
Robert Wilkie, who took over the post last week, called for VA workers to work together “across all office barriers and across all compartments.”
-
Vets group wants acting VA secretary out, calling his assignment a legal worry
Officials from AMVETS say the president must follow the law and put the current VA deputy secretary in charge.
-
White House doctor could face the most contentious VA confirmation process ever
No VA Secretary pick has ever received an opposition vote in the Senate. Will Dr. Ronny Jackson become the first?
-
Outgoing White House adviser disputes Shulkin’s accusations of VA infighting, conspiracies
Darin Selnick, a controversial veterans adviser to President Donald Trump, said the former VA secretary has become unhinged and paranoid over policy disagreements.
-
Shulkin to Military Times: I’ll keep speaking out against VA ‘injustices’
The former VA secretary insists that “if I don’t continue to speak out on behalf of veterans and VA employees, who is going to?”
-
What we’ve learned from David Shulkin’s post-firing media blitz
In the 36 hours since he was fired, the former VA Secretary has had multiple high-profile appearances to talk about problems he sees in the VA department.
