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New White House suicide prevention plan for troops, vets emphasizes gun safety
The plan comes 16 months after the last White House roadmap to end suicide among veterans and troops.
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Army veteran sentenced for Southern California bomb plot
Mark Steven Domingo was convicted in August of providing material support to terrorism and attempting to use a weapon of mass destruction, the U.S. attorney’s office said.
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White House continues tradition of observing ‘Veterans and Military Families month’ throughout November
Government officials will spend the month horoning the sacrifices of veterans and their families.
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Mississippi Marine veteran posthumously awarded congressional medal
Embra Jackson Sr. enlisted in 1943 and was among more than 20,000 Black men who joined the Marines from 1942 to 1949.
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This week in Congress: Only four weeks of legislative work left in 2021
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Nov. 1, 2021.
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Former VA medical center supervisor sentenced in $200k kickback scheme
According to court documents, William H. Precht, 54, of Kent, Ohio was sentenced to 37 months imprisonment and ordered to pay $1,259,390.66 in restitution after pleading guilty to the 28 charges against him.
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VA Secretary pledges improved support for caregivers
His comments came as major changes for the department’s caregiver programs loom.
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VA implements new artificial intelligence strategy to improve veteran care
The strategy was designed by the VA to meet four major objectives.
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VA has a ‘broken culture’ regarding patient safety, watchdog warns
Department leaders have promised more training and reforms on the issue in the next year.
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Program focused on women vets health care could become mandatory for transitioning troops
The idea stems from the small numbers of troops who used the Women’s Health Transitioning Training program.
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New White House suicide prevention plan for troops, vets emphasizes gun safety
The plan comes 16 months after the last White House roadmap to end suicide among veterans and troops.
-
Army veteran sentenced for Southern California bomb plot
Mark Steven Domingo was convicted in August of providing material support to terrorism and attempting to use a weapon of mass destruction, the U.S. attorney’s office said.
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White House continues tradition of observing ‘Veterans and Military Families month’ throughout November
Government officials will spend the month horoning the sacrifices of veterans and their families.
-
Mississippi Marine veteran posthumously awarded congressional medal
Embra Jackson Sr. enlisted in 1943 and was among more than 20,000 Black men who joined the Marines from 1942 to 1949.
-
This week in Congress: Only four weeks of legislative work left in 2021
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Nov. 1, 2021.
-
Former VA medical center supervisor sentenced in $200k kickback scheme
According to court documents, William H. Precht, 54, of Kent, Ohio was sentenced to 37 months imprisonment and ordered to pay $1,259,390.66 in restitution after pleading guilty to the 28 charges against him.
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VA Secretary pledges improved support for caregivers
His comments came as major changes for the department’s caregiver programs loom.
-
VA implements new artificial intelligence strategy to improve veteran care
The strategy was designed by the VA to meet four major objectives.
-
VA has a ‘broken culture’ regarding patient safety, watchdog warns
Department leaders have promised more training and reforms on the issue in the next year.
-
Program focused on women vets health care could become mandatory for transitioning troops
The idea stems from the small numbers of troops who used the Women’s Health Transitioning Training program.
-
New White House suicide prevention plan for troops, vets emphasizes gun safety
The plan comes 16 months after the last White House roadmap to end suicide among veterans and troops.
-
Army veteran sentenced for Southern California bomb plot
Mark Steven Domingo was convicted in August of providing material support to terrorism and attempting to use a weapon of mass destruction, the U.S. attorney’s office said.
-
White House continues tradition of observing ‘Veterans and Military Families month’ throughout November
Government officials will spend the month horoning the sacrifices of veterans and their families.
-
Mississippi Marine veteran posthumously awarded congressional medal
Embra Jackson Sr. enlisted in 1943 and was among more than 20,000 Black men who joined the Marines from 1942 to 1949.
-
This week in Congress: Only four weeks of legislative work left in 2021
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Nov. 1, 2021.
-
Former VA medical center supervisor sentenced in $200k kickback scheme
According to court documents, William H. Precht, 54, of Kent, Ohio was sentenced to 37 months imprisonment and ordered to pay $1,259,390.66 in restitution after pleading guilty to the 28 charges against him.
-
VA Secretary pledges improved support for caregivers
His comments came as major changes for the department’s caregiver programs loom.
-
VA implements new artificial intelligence strategy to improve veteran care
The strategy was designed by the VA to meet four major objectives.
-
VA has a ‘broken culture’ regarding patient safety, watchdog warns
Department leaders have promised more training and reforms on the issue in the next year.
-
Program focused on women vets health care could become mandatory for transitioning troops
The idea stems from the small numbers of troops who used the Women’s Health Transitioning Training program.
