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Salt Lake City VA scandal shows vets need more private care options, says acting secretary
Acting Secretary Robert Wilkie said a “very important message” in the incident is that veterans need more care options outside his department.
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VA’s next big problem: Key health care program is running out of money again
The controversial VA Choice program is slated to be out of funds again by early June.
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Packing tips from a Marine veteran-turned-moving pro
This Iraq War veteran built a moving business in the Big Apple.
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Military Order of the Purple Heart to end VA assistance program
The nonprofit cited fundraising shortfalls in cancelling the National Service Program, which helps veterans and their families navigate the Department of Veterans Affairs.
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Will Captain America survive ‘Infinity War’ … and what about that back pay?
The comic-book version of Captain America already received a six-figure check for services rendered.
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Trump suggests Jackson may drop out of VA secretary confirmation process
Jackson, the White House physician, is facing allegations of unprofessional conduct that may imperil his nomination to the top VA post.
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Could changes to TAP curb veteran suicide?
Transforming the way service members are prepared for life after the military could curb veteran unemployment, homelessness and suicide. Or, at least that’s the hope behind a new bill being introduced in Congress Thursday that seeks to strengthen the Defense Department’s mandatory Transition Assistance Program.
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Senator wants to cut down on veterans website confusion
The sites vets.gov and veterans.gov are both owned by the government, but are operated completely separately.
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Report shows popularity of VA loans among older veterans
The loan type is most popular among home buyers in their golden years.
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Salt Lake City VA scandal shows vets need more private care options, says acting secretary
Acting Secretary Robert Wilkie said a “very important message” in the incident is that veterans need more care options outside his department.
-
VA’s next big problem: Key health care program is running out of money again
The controversial VA Choice program is slated to be out of funds again by early June.
-
Packing tips from a Marine veteran-turned-moving pro
This Iraq War veteran built a moving business in the Big Apple.
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Military Order of the Purple Heart to end VA assistance program
The nonprofit cited fundraising shortfalls in cancelling the National Service Program, which helps veterans and their families navigate the Department of Veterans Affairs.
-
Will Captain America survive ‘Infinity War’ … and what about that back pay?
The comic-book version of Captain America already received a six-figure check for services rendered.
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Trump suggests Jackson may drop out of VA secretary confirmation process
Jackson, the White House physician, is facing allegations of unprofessional conduct that may imperil his nomination to the top VA post.
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Afghanistan veteran receives world’s first full penis and scrotum transplant
“I feel whole again.”
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Could changes to TAP curb veteran suicide?
Transforming the way service members are prepared for life after the military could curb veteran unemployment, homelessness and suicide. Or, at least that’s the hope behind a new bill being introduced in Congress Thursday that seeks to strengthen the Defense Department’s mandatory Transition Assistance Program.
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Senator wants to cut down on veterans website confusion
The sites vets.gov and veterans.gov are both owned by the government, but are operated completely separately.
-
Report shows popularity of VA loans among older veterans
The loan type is most popular among home buyers in their golden years.
-
Salt Lake City VA scandal shows vets need more private care options, says acting secretary
Acting Secretary Robert Wilkie said a “very important message” in the incident is that veterans need more care options outside his department.
-
VA’s next big problem: Key health care program is running out of money again
The controversial VA Choice program is slated to be out of funds again by early June.
-
Packing tips from a Marine veteran-turned-moving pro
This Iraq War veteran built a moving business in the Big Apple.
-
Military Order of the Purple Heart to end VA assistance program
The nonprofit cited fundraising shortfalls in cancelling the National Service Program, which helps veterans and their families navigate the Department of Veterans Affairs.
-
Will Captain America survive ‘Infinity War’ … and what about that back pay?
The comic-book version of Captain America already received a six-figure check for services rendered.
-
Trump suggests Jackson may drop out of VA secretary confirmation process
Jackson, the White House physician, is facing allegations of unprofessional conduct that may imperil his nomination to the top VA post.
-
Afghanistan veteran receives world’s first full penis and scrotum transplant
“I feel whole again.”
-
Could changes to TAP curb veteran suicide?
Transforming the way service members are prepared for life after the military could curb veteran unemployment, homelessness and suicide. Or, at least that’s the hope behind a new bill being introduced in Congress Thursday that seeks to strengthen the Defense Department’s mandatory Transition Assistance Program.
-
Senator wants to cut down on veterans website confusion
The sites vets.gov and veterans.gov are both owned by the government, but are operated completely separately.
-
Report shows popularity of VA loans among older veterans
The loan type is most popular among home buyers in their golden years.
