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Tax reform fight spills into Congress’ VA health care reform work
Democrats raised objections to a sweeping VA reform plan, in part, because of the costs of the unconnected tax reform measure supported by Republicans.
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Why this map matters if you’re getting a VA loan in 2018
What new loan ‘limits’ mean for VA-backed buyers.
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Search for soldier who went missing in Korean War continues
The Saturday before Veterans Day, on a glorious autumn day when Boiseans were honoring veterans with a festive parade, Jorja Reyburn wasn’t there. Instead, she was in a quiet meeting room with officials from the Department of Defense who were reporting their painfully slow progress to families of service members who have never returned from…
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Plane that carried paratroopers over Normandy saved from junkyard, restored
‘That’s All, Brother’ had been lost for seven decades.
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Star Wars star Adam Driver is looking for service members who can write
The organization, co-founded by actor and Marine veteran Adam Driver, also will stage a professional reading of the winning work.
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Know your benefit: VA loan can be used multiple times for multiple properties
Seeking a new home, but not finished with the old one? Don’t dismiss the VA loan benefit.
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He’s on a mission to capture every last WWII vet’s wartime stories
Every day, the ponytailed 19-year-old son of Indian immigrants interviews at least one American combat veteran of World War II.
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Veteran unemployment rises in November
After two months of record lows, veteran unemployment ticked upward last month, according to the latest U.S. labor statistics released Friday.
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Home insurance review: 5 tips that aren’t just for new owners (or renters)
Renting? Buying? New policy? Financial reset? Here’s what to keep in mind as you look at insurance options.
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VA reverses course, won’t alter homeless program funding
The department had planned to shift program funding into general use accounts, a move that worried veterans advocates.
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Tax reform fight spills into Congress’ VA health care reform work
Democrats raised objections to a sweeping VA reform plan, in part, because of the costs of the unconnected tax reform measure supported by Republicans.
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Why this map matters if you’re getting a VA loan in 2018
What new loan ‘limits’ mean for VA-backed buyers.
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Search for soldier who went missing in Korean War continues
The Saturday before Veterans Day, on a glorious autumn day when Boiseans were honoring veterans with a festive parade, Jorja Reyburn wasn’t there. Instead, she was in a quiet meeting room with officials from the Department of Defense who were reporting their painfully slow progress to families of service members who have never returned from…
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Plane that carried paratroopers over Normandy saved from junkyard, restored
‘That’s All, Brother’ had been lost for seven decades.
-
Star Wars star Adam Driver is looking for service members who can write
The organization, co-founded by actor and Marine veteran Adam Driver, also will stage a professional reading of the winning work.
-
Know your benefit: VA loan can be used multiple times for multiple properties
Seeking a new home, but not finished with the old one? Don’t dismiss the VA loan benefit.
-
He’s on a mission to capture every last WWII vet’s wartime stories
Every day, the ponytailed 19-year-old son of Indian immigrants interviews at least one American combat veteran of World War II.
-
Veteran unemployment rises in November
After two months of record lows, veteran unemployment ticked upward last month, according to the latest U.S. labor statistics released Friday.
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Home insurance review: 5 tips that aren’t just for new owners (or renters)
Renting? Buying? New policy? Financial reset? Here’s what to keep in mind as you look at insurance options.
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VA reverses course, won’t alter homeless program funding
The department had planned to shift program funding into general use accounts, a move that worried veterans advocates.
-
Tax reform fight spills into Congress’ VA health care reform work
Democrats raised objections to a sweeping VA reform plan, in part, because of the costs of the unconnected tax reform measure supported by Republicans.
-
Why this map matters if you’re getting a VA loan in 2018
What new loan ‘limits’ mean for VA-backed buyers.
-
Search for soldier who went missing in Korean War continues
The Saturday before Veterans Day, on a glorious autumn day when Boiseans were honoring veterans with a festive parade, Jorja Reyburn wasn’t there. Instead, she was in a quiet meeting room with officials from the Department of Defense who were reporting their painfully slow progress to families of service members who have never returned from…
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Plane that carried paratroopers over Normandy saved from junkyard, restored
‘That’s All, Brother’ had been lost for seven decades.
-
Star Wars star Adam Driver is looking for service members who can write
The organization, co-founded by actor and Marine veteran Adam Driver, also will stage a professional reading of the winning work.
-
Know your benefit: VA loan can be used multiple times for multiple properties
Seeking a new home, but not finished with the old one? Don’t dismiss the VA loan benefit.
-
He’s on a mission to capture every last WWII vet’s wartime stories
Every day, the ponytailed 19-year-old son of Indian immigrants interviews at least one American combat veteran of World War II.
-
Veteran unemployment rises in November
After two months of record lows, veteran unemployment ticked upward last month, according to the latest U.S. labor statistics released Friday.
-
Home insurance review: 5 tips that aren’t just for new owners (or renters)
Renting? Buying? New policy? Financial reset? Here’s what to keep in mind as you look at insurance options.
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VA reverses course, won’t alter homeless program funding
The department had planned to shift program funding into general use accounts, a move that worried veterans advocates.
