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Plan could add multiple sweeping veterans reform measures to must-pass omnibus budget bill
Advocates say they’re close to a deal to add three major pieces of VA legislation to the budget bill under consideration this week.
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Ready for a new VA loan? Here are the only 4 ways to restore your entitlement
Be sure you’re eligible for that next VA loan.
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Do service dogs really help with PTSD? A new study has answers
A new study by Purdue University researchers shows veterans who had service dogs to help with PTSD were much better off psychologically than their peers who were on a waiting list to receive an animal.
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Big bank-reform bill that passed Senate includes new VA loan refinance rules
The VA-related passages were tacked onto a wide-ranging repeal of financial regulations.
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Veterans’ role in Trump’s military parade remains unclear
Veterans Affairs officials have not been involved planning so far, and Pentagon officials want to connect the event with a local veterans parade that doesn’t exist.
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Army veteran who faces deportation denied US citizenship
An Army veteran with a green card who faces deportation because of a 2008 drug conviction has been denied U.S. citizenship.
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Corinthian students will only see partial loan relief
The Department of Education has begun notifying some former Corinthian Colleges students that it will forgive only one-half or less of their federal student loans, even though the students were defrauded by the now-defunct schools, the Associated Press has learned.
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Veterans chief Shulkin says he has no intention of quitting
Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin, under fire for ethics violations, said Thursday that he has no intention of leaving his job even as the White House hinted at the possibility of “personnel changes” to lead the beleaguered agency.
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Restored WWII bomber Memphis Belle is moved into Ohio museum
The fabled World War II bomber Memphis Belle has been moved into its new home at an Ohio museum after years of restoration work, but won’t go on public display until May.
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Student loan forgiveness benefit on the chopping block
Multiple veterans groups are protesting a GOP House bill that would eliminate student loan forgiveness options for service members and others working in public service.
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Plan could add multiple sweeping veterans reform measures to must-pass omnibus budget bill
Advocates say they’re close to a deal to add three major pieces of VA legislation to the budget bill under consideration this week.
-
Ready for a new VA loan? Here are the only 4 ways to restore your entitlement
Be sure you’re eligible for that next VA loan.
-
Do service dogs really help with PTSD? A new study has answers
A new study by Purdue University researchers shows veterans who had service dogs to help with PTSD were much better off psychologically than their peers who were on a waiting list to receive an animal.
-
Big bank-reform bill that passed Senate includes new VA loan refinance rules
The VA-related passages were tacked onto a wide-ranging repeal of financial regulations.
-
Veterans’ role in Trump’s military parade remains unclear
Veterans Affairs officials have not been involved planning so far, and Pentagon officials want to connect the event with a local veterans parade that doesn’t exist.
-
Army veteran who faces deportation denied US citizenship
An Army veteran with a green card who faces deportation because of a 2008 drug conviction has been denied U.S. citizenship.
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Corinthian students will only see partial loan relief
The Department of Education has begun notifying some former Corinthian Colleges students that it will forgive only one-half or less of their federal student loans, even though the students were defrauded by the now-defunct schools, the Associated Press has learned.
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Veterans chief Shulkin says he has no intention of quitting
Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin, under fire for ethics violations, said Thursday that he has no intention of leaving his job even as the White House hinted at the possibility of “personnel changes” to lead the beleaguered agency.
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Restored WWII bomber Memphis Belle is moved into Ohio museum
The fabled World War II bomber Memphis Belle has been moved into its new home at an Ohio museum after years of restoration work, but won’t go on public display until May.
-
Student loan forgiveness benefit on the chopping block
Multiple veterans groups are protesting a GOP House bill that would eliminate student loan forgiveness options for service members and others working in public service.
-
Plan could add multiple sweeping veterans reform measures to must-pass omnibus budget bill
Advocates say they’re close to a deal to add three major pieces of VA legislation to the budget bill under consideration this week.
-
Ready for a new VA loan? Here are the only 4 ways to restore your entitlement
Be sure you’re eligible for that next VA loan.
-
Do service dogs really help with PTSD? A new study has answers
A new study by Purdue University researchers shows veterans who had service dogs to help with PTSD were much better off psychologically than their peers who were on a waiting list to receive an animal.
-
Big bank-reform bill that passed Senate includes new VA loan refinance rules
The VA-related passages were tacked onto a wide-ranging repeal of financial regulations.
-
Veterans’ role in Trump’s military parade remains unclear
Veterans Affairs officials have not been involved planning so far, and Pentagon officials want to connect the event with a local veterans parade that doesn’t exist.
-
Army veteran who faces deportation denied US citizenship
An Army veteran with a green card who faces deportation because of a 2008 drug conviction has been denied U.S. citizenship.
-
Corinthian students will only see partial loan relief
The Department of Education has begun notifying some former Corinthian Colleges students that it will forgive only one-half or less of their federal student loans, even though the students were defrauded by the now-defunct schools, the Associated Press has learned.
-
Veterans chief Shulkin says he has no intention of quitting
Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin, under fire for ethics violations, said Thursday that he has no intention of leaving his job even as the White House hinted at the possibility of “personnel changes” to lead the beleaguered agency.
-
Restored WWII bomber Memphis Belle is moved into Ohio museum
The fabled World War II bomber Memphis Belle has been moved into its new home at an Ohio museum after years of restoration work, but won’t go on public display until May.
-
Student loan forgiveness benefit on the chopping block
Multiple veterans groups are protesting a GOP House bill that would eliminate student loan forgiveness options for service members and others working in public service.
