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8 tips for military families to beat post-holiday debt
Don’t let good tidings lead to bad finances for the new year.
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Bataan Death March survivor dies at 100
A San Francisco Bay Area man who survived the infamous 1942 Bataan Death March and symbolized the thousands of unheralded Filipinos who fought alongside American forces during World War II has died. He was 100.
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Just closed your VA loan? Beware of refinancing scams
Guaranteed rates, unusual payment methods … and other signs that a loan offer is too good to be true.
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New in 2018: ‘Forever GI Bill’ changes take effect
Benefits will expand for post-9/11 Purple Heart recipients.
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Man going to prison after false claim of military service
The U.S. Attorney’s office in Rock Island, Illinois, says a federal judge on Wednesday also ordered 68-year-old William R. Jones of Geneseo to pay a fine of $40,000 and $71,000 in restitution.
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New virtual reality theater experience launches next week with ‘Top Gun’
Feel the need for virtual popcorn, and speed? You could be in luck.
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West Point grad, Steeler Alejandro Villanueva named Pro Bowl starter
The offensive lineman, a former Army Ranger, will be the first former Black Knight in the Pro Bowl since before the AFL-NFL merger.
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Nominations are open for the Congressional Medal of Honor Foundation’s Citizen Honors awards
Nominees will be considered under four categories: Single Acts of Heroism, Service Acts, the Young Hero Award and the Community Service Hero Award.
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VA refutes rumors of a new policy on medical marijuana
Updated guidance reminds VA physicians that they should talk to veterans about marijuana use but not as a path to recommend its use.
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Retirees receiving corrected letters about Tricare payments
The first correspondence featured warnings of a possible “interruption” in benefits.
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8 tips for military families to beat post-holiday debt
Don’t let good tidings lead to bad finances for the new year.
-
Bataan Death March survivor dies at 100
A San Francisco Bay Area man who survived the infamous 1942 Bataan Death March and symbolized the thousands of unheralded Filipinos who fought alongside American forces during World War II has died. He was 100.
-
Just closed your VA loan? Beware of refinancing scams
Guaranteed rates, unusual payment methods … and other signs that a loan offer is too good to be true.
-
New in 2018: ‘Forever GI Bill’ changes take effect
Benefits will expand for post-9/11 Purple Heart recipients.
-
Man going to prison after false claim of military service
The U.S. Attorney’s office in Rock Island, Illinois, says a federal judge on Wednesday also ordered 68-year-old William R. Jones of Geneseo to pay a fine of $40,000 and $71,000 in restitution.
-
New virtual reality theater experience launches next week with ‘Top Gun’
Feel the need for virtual popcorn, and speed? You could be in luck.
-
West Point grad, Steeler Alejandro Villanueva named Pro Bowl starter
The offensive lineman, a former Army Ranger, will be the first former Black Knight in the Pro Bowl since before the AFL-NFL merger.
-
Nominations are open for the Congressional Medal of Honor Foundation’s Citizen Honors awards
Nominees will be considered under four categories: Single Acts of Heroism, Service Acts, the Young Hero Award and the Community Service Hero Award.
-
VA refutes rumors of a new policy on medical marijuana
Updated guidance reminds VA physicians that they should talk to veterans about marijuana use but not as a path to recommend its use.
-
Retirees receiving corrected letters about Tricare payments
The first correspondence featured warnings of a possible “interruption” in benefits.
-
8 tips for military families to beat post-holiday debt
Don’t let good tidings lead to bad finances for the new year.
-
Bataan Death March survivor dies at 100
A San Francisco Bay Area man who survived the infamous 1942 Bataan Death March and symbolized the thousands of unheralded Filipinos who fought alongside American forces during World War II has died. He was 100.
-
Just closed your VA loan? Beware of refinancing scams
Guaranteed rates, unusual payment methods … and other signs that a loan offer is too good to be true.
-
New in 2018: ‘Forever GI Bill’ changes take effect
Benefits will expand for post-9/11 Purple Heart recipients.
-
Man going to prison after false claim of military service
The U.S. Attorney’s office in Rock Island, Illinois, says a federal judge on Wednesday also ordered 68-year-old William R. Jones of Geneseo to pay a fine of $40,000 and $71,000 in restitution.
-
New virtual reality theater experience launches next week with ‘Top Gun’
Feel the need for virtual popcorn, and speed? You could be in luck.
-
West Point grad, Steeler Alejandro Villanueva named Pro Bowl starter
The offensive lineman, a former Army Ranger, will be the first former Black Knight in the Pro Bowl since before the AFL-NFL merger.
-
Nominations are open for the Congressional Medal of Honor Foundation’s Citizen Honors awards
Nominees will be considered under four categories: Single Acts of Heroism, Service Acts, the Young Hero Award and the Community Service Hero Award.
-
VA refutes rumors of a new policy on medical marijuana
Updated guidance reminds VA physicians that they should talk to veterans about marijuana use but not as a path to recommend its use.
-
Retirees receiving corrected letters about Tricare payments
The first correspondence featured warnings of a possible “interruption” in benefits.
