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What will the Trump era mean for for-profit schools?
Education Secretary Betsy DeVos had been on the job four months when she made the announcement that she was delaying enforcement of a borrower defense rule that clarified how students left in the lurch by schools could seek loan forgiveness. She also announced delayed enforcement of gainful employment standards put in place by her predecessors.
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VA to honor worker who aided pastor hurt in church shooting
Medical technologist Minerva Rosa-Gonzalez used her body to put pressure on minister Joey Spann’s wounds to stop the bleeding.
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Preserving the past: 9 tips on obtaining missing military records (and awards) for you or a loved one
Whether it’s to claimed benefits earned, or keep family history intact, here’s where to start.
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Over 200 years of sidearms. Here’s what’s been in the US Army’s holsters.
The Army’s newest sidearm, the SIG Sauer M17, comes with one standard 17-round magazine and two extended 21-round mags. Fifty-nine shots per soldier is quite an arsenal. So, how did the bullet count go from one to nearly 60?
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Michigan bar apologizes for kicking out veteran, service dog
Bar staff said they were concerned for the safety of the dog and others in the crowded bar.
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Retired Army major general takes top job at troubled Armed Forces Retirement Home
New leader tapped for the financially strapped Armed Forces Retirement Home, which houses about 1,000 former enlisted members.
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5 deals for troops, veterans that didn’t end on Veterans Day
From hotels to hardware, how you can save year-round.
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Veterans Day marked with parades, somber ceremonies
Americans honored their military veterans Saturday with a parade in the wintry cold of New York City, where one World War II vet thanked onlookers for remembering, and in a somber ceremony in a Texas community bloodied by a church massacre where almost half of those killed had ties to the U.S. Air Force.
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The legacy of the Wall after 35 years: New memorials for veterans
Jan Scruggs led efforts to build The Wall. Now he has a mission to honor today’s veterans.
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Collaborative work spaces for vet entrepreneurs
WeWork, a company that operates more than 170 shared, collaborative work spaces around the world, is expanding a new program focused on helping veterans and military spouses start and grow their businesses.
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What will the Trump era mean for for-profit schools?
Education Secretary Betsy DeVos had been on the job four months when she made the announcement that she was delaying enforcement of a borrower defense rule that clarified how students left in the lurch by schools could seek loan forgiveness. She also announced delayed enforcement of gainful employment standards put in place by her predecessors.
-
VA to honor worker who aided pastor hurt in church shooting
Medical technologist Minerva Rosa-Gonzalez used her body to put pressure on minister Joey Spann’s wounds to stop the bleeding.
-
Preserving the past: 9 tips on obtaining missing military records (and awards) for you or a loved one
Whether it’s to claimed benefits earned, or keep family history intact, here’s where to start.
-
Over 200 years of sidearms. Here’s what’s been in the US Army’s holsters.
The Army’s newest sidearm, the SIG Sauer M17, comes with one standard 17-round magazine and two extended 21-round mags. Fifty-nine shots per soldier is quite an arsenal. So, how did the bullet count go from one to nearly 60?
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Michigan bar apologizes for kicking out veteran, service dog
Bar staff said they were concerned for the safety of the dog and others in the crowded bar.
-
Retired Army major general takes top job at troubled Armed Forces Retirement Home
New leader tapped for the financially strapped Armed Forces Retirement Home, which houses about 1,000 former enlisted members.
-
5 deals for troops, veterans that didn’t end on Veterans Day
From hotels to hardware, how you can save year-round.
-
Veterans Day marked with parades, somber ceremonies
Americans honored their military veterans Saturday with a parade in the wintry cold of New York City, where one World War II vet thanked onlookers for remembering, and in a somber ceremony in a Texas community bloodied by a church massacre where almost half of those killed had ties to the U.S. Air Force.
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The legacy of the Wall after 35 years: New memorials for veterans
Jan Scruggs led efforts to build The Wall. Now he has a mission to honor today’s veterans.
-
Collaborative work spaces for vet entrepreneurs
WeWork, a company that operates more than 170 shared, collaborative work spaces around the world, is expanding a new program focused on helping veterans and military spouses start and grow their businesses.
-
What will the Trump era mean for for-profit schools?
Education Secretary Betsy DeVos had been on the job four months when she made the announcement that she was delaying enforcement of a borrower defense rule that clarified how students left in the lurch by schools could seek loan forgiveness. She also announced delayed enforcement of gainful employment standards put in place by her predecessors.
-
VA to honor worker who aided pastor hurt in church shooting
Medical technologist Minerva Rosa-Gonzalez used her body to put pressure on minister Joey Spann’s wounds to stop the bleeding.
-
Preserving the past: 9 tips on obtaining missing military records (and awards) for you or a loved one
Whether it’s to claimed benefits earned, or keep family history intact, here’s where to start.
-
Over 200 years of sidearms. Here’s what’s been in the US Army’s holsters.
The Army’s newest sidearm, the SIG Sauer M17, comes with one standard 17-round magazine and two extended 21-round mags. Fifty-nine shots per soldier is quite an arsenal. So, how did the bullet count go from one to nearly 60?
-
Michigan bar apologizes for kicking out veteran, service dog
Bar staff said they were concerned for the safety of the dog and others in the crowded bar.
-
Retired Army major general takes top job at troubled Armed Forces Retirement Home
New leader tapped for the financially strapped Armed Forces Retirement Home, which houses about 1,000 former enlisted members.
-
5 deals for troops, veterans that didn’t end on Veterans Day
From hotels to hardware, how you can save year-round.
-
Veterans Day marked with parades, somber ceremonies
Americans honored their military veterans Saturday with a parade in the wintry cold of New York City, where one World War II vet thanked onlookers for remembering, and in a somber ceremony in a Texas community bloodied by a church massacre where almost half of those killed had ties to the U.S. Air Force.
-
The legacy of the Wall after 35 years: New memorials for veterans
Jan Scruggs led efforts to build The Wall. Now he has a mission to honor today’s veterans.
-
Collaborative work spaces for vet entrepreneurs
WeWork, a company that operates more than 170 shared, collaborative work spaces around the world, is expanding a new program focused on helping veterans and military spouses start and grow their businesses.
