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These colleges dominated Military Times’ 2022 Best for Vets list
Military Times’ annual ranking follows a year of transition in higher education.
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Marine vet suspect in 2016 San Diego killing captured in El Salvador
Marine veteran Raymond McLeod, 37, was on the U.S. Marshals’ 15 Most Wanted list.
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10 years for veteran who hit cop with Marine Corps flag on Jan. 6
Thomas Webster’s prison sentence is the longest so far among roughly 250 people who have been punished for their conduct during the riot on Jan. 6, 2021.
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Military, veterans learn to fight disinformation campaigns
Over the past several years, disinformation, or the intentional deployment of false information for malicious ends, has emerged as a critical threat.
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Vision-enhancing eyewear soon to be readily available at VA hospitals
The high-speed cameras in the eSight headsets magnify what they capture, clarifying the world for some low-vision people.
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White House dismisses criticism of Marines’ presence at Biden speech
The speech was “standing up for democracy, not political,” said White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre.
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VA to provide abortions in cases of rape, danger to veteran’s health
Abortions could be conducted at VA medical centers, even in states where the procedure is outlawed.
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Veterans unemployment improves even as national rate worsens slightly
Employment estimates for younger veterans fell in August to their lowest levels since before the coronavirus pandemic.
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US ending Operation Allies Welcome, shift to new Afghan refugee help
White House officials said the move is meant to improve efforts to assist Afghan refugees.
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Vets can apply for all PACT Act benefits now after VA speeds up law
Congress said officials could wait until 2026 to handle some claims, but White House officials have ordered VA to move faster.
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These colleges dominated Military Times’ 2022 Best for Vets list
Military Times’ annual ranking follows a year of transition in higher education.
-
Marine vet suspect in 2016 San Diego killing captured in El Salvador
Marine veteran Raymond McLeod, 37, was on the U.S. Marshals’ 15 Most Wanted list.
-
10 years for veteran who hit cop with Marine Corps flag on Jan. 6
Thomas Webster’s prison sentence is the longest so far among roughly 250 people who have been punished for their conduct during the riot on Jan. 6, 2021.
-
Military, veterans learn to fight disinformation campaigns
Over the past several years, disinformation, or the intentional deployment of false information for malicious ends, has emerged as a critical threat.
-
Vision-enhancing eyewear soon to be readily available at VA hospitals
The high-speed cameras in the eSight headsets magnify what they capture, clarifying the world for some low-vision people.
-
White House dismisses criticism of Marines’ presence at Biden speech
The speech was “standing up for democracy, not political,” said White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre.
-
VA to provide abortions in cases of rape, danger to veteran’s health
Abortions could be conducted at VA medical centers, even in states where the procedure is outlawed.
-
Veterans unemployment improves even as national rate worsens slightly
Employment estimates for younger veterans fell in August to their lowest levels since before the coronavirus pandemic.
-
US ending Operation Allies Welcome, shift to new Afghan refugee help
White House officials said the move is meant to improve efforts to assist Afghan refugees.
-
Vets can apply for all PACT Act benefits now after VA speeds up law
Congress said officials could wait until 2026 to handle some claims, but White House officials have ordered VA to move faster.
-
These colleges dominated Military Times’ 2022 Best for Vets list
Military Times’ annual ranking follows a year of transition in higher education.
-
Marine vet suspect in 2016 San Diego killing captured in El Salvador
Marine veteran Raymond McLeod, 37, was on the U.S. Marshals’ 15 Most Wanted list.
-
10 years for veteran who hit cop with Marine Corps flag on Jan. 6
Thomas Webster’s prison sentence is the longest so far among roughly 250 people who have been punished for their conduct during the riot on Jan. 6, 2021.
-
Military, veterans learn to fight disinformation campaigns
Over the past several years, disinformation, or the intentional deployment of false information for malicious ends, has emerged as a critical threat.
-
Vision-enhancing eyewear soon to be readily available at VA hospitals
The high-speed cameras in the eSight headsets magnify what they capture, clarifying the world for some low-vision people.
-
White House dismisses criticism of Marines’ presence at Biden speech
The speech was “standing up for democracy, not political,” said White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre.
-
VA to provide abortions in cases of rape, danger to veteran’s health
Abortions could be conducted at VA medical centers, even in states where the procedure is outlawed.
-
Veterans unemployment improves even as national rate worsens slightly
Employment estimates for younger veterans fell in August to their lowest levels since before the coronavirus pandemic.
-
US ending Operation Allies Welcome, shift to new Afghan refugee help
White House officials said the move is meant to improve efforts to assist Afghan refugees.
-
Vets can apply for all PACT Act benefits now after VA speeds up law
Congress said officials could wait until 2026 to handle some claims, but White House officials have ordered VA to move faster.
