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White House pledges caregiver support, but VA program’s future unclear
Family members have been waiting more than a year for the VA to finish reviewing caregiver benefits and support.
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Vet Affairs Deputy nominee would be highest ranked woman in VA history
Army veteran Bradsher currently serves as Veterans Affairs Chief of Staff.
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Taliban may be getting bulk of US aid sent to Afghanistan
A government watchdog says US officials can’t say how much of the money is going to help civilians and how much is being stolen.
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Vet Affairs agency looking for volunteers to study Gulf War Syndrome
Veterans Affairs and National Institutes of Health are taking another look at the mysterious illness.
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Veterans can wait weeks to get VA help for drug, alcohol abuse
Department policies mandate waits of up to 30 days for VA care before outside options can be considered.
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This week in Congress: NDAA, defense budget drafts on the horizon
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of April 17, 2023.
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Lawmaker revives plan to ensure troops make at least minimum wage
The legislation would promise a salary of $31,200 a year to even the most junior military members.
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Lawmakers urge harsh punishment for national security leaks
The guardsman accused of posting the classified material online faces the possibility of decades in prison.
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Lawmakers demand VA fire substandard staff faster
Critics say department leaders have given up on rules designed to help them fire problematic staffers faster.
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Senators press Fort Hood leaders on investigation into soldier’s death
Private Ana Basaldua Ruiz was found dead on base one month ago.
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White House pledges caregiver support, but VA program’s future unclear
Family members have been waiting more than a year for the VA to finish reviewing caregiver benefits and support.
-
Vet Affairs Deputy nominee would be highest ranked woman in VA history
Army veteran Bradsher currently serves as Veterans Affairs Chief of Staff.
-
Taliban may be getting bulk of US aid sent to Afghanistan
A government watchdog says US officials can’t say how much of the money is going to help civilians and how much is being stolen.
-
Vet Affairs agency looking for volunteers to study Gulf War Syndrome
Veterans Affairs and National Institutes of Health are taking another look at the mysterious illness.
-
Veterans can wait weeks to get VA help for drug, alcohol abuse
Department policies mandate waits of up to 30 days for VA care before outside options can be considered.
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This week in Congress: NDAA, defense budget drafts on the horizon
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of April 17, 2023.
-
Lawmaker revives plan to ensure troops make at least minimum wage
The legislation would promise a salary of $31,200 a year to even the most junior military members.
-
Lawmakers urge harsh punishment for national security leaks
The guardsman accused of posting the classified material online faces the possibility of decades in prison.
-
Lawmakers demand VA fire substandard staff faster
Critics say department leaders have given up on rules designed to help them fire problematic staffers faster.
-
Senators press Fort Hood leaders on investigation into soldier’s death
Private Ana Basaldua Ruiz was found dead on base one month ago.
-
White House pledges caregiver support, but VA program’s future unclear
Family members have been waiting more than a year for the VA to finish reviewing caregiver benefits and support.
-
Vet Affairs Deputy nominee would be highest ranked woman in VA history
Army veteran Bradsher currently serves as Veterans Affairs Chief of Staff.
-
Taliban may be getting bulk of US aid sent to Afghanistan
A government watchdog says US officials can’t say how much of the money is going to help civilians and how much is being stolen.
-
Vet Affairs agency looking for volunteers to study Gulf War Syndrome
Veterans Affairs and National Institutes of Health are taking another look at the mysterious illness.
-
Veterans can wait weeks to get VA help for drug, alcohol abuse
Department policies mandate waits of up to 30 days for VA care before outside options can be considered.
-
This week in Congress: NDAA, defense budget drafts on the horizon
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of April 17, 2023.
-
Lawmaker revives plan to ensure troops make at least minimum wage
The legislation would promise a salary of $31,200 a year to even the most junior military members.
-
Lawmakers urge harsh punishment for national security leaks
The guardsman accused of posting the classified material online faces the possibility of decades in prison.
-
Lawmakers demand VA fire substandard staff faster
Critics say department leaders have given up on rules designed to help them fire problematic staffers faster.
-
Senators press Fort Hood leaders on investigation into soldier’s death
Private Ana Basaldua Ruiz was found dead on base one month ago.
