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‘I hung up and vomited’ — Veteran sexual assault survivors say VA’s outreach retraumatized them
Veterans said they were thrust into public discussions of military sexual trauma topics without warning or proper support.
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Insurance changes could help disabled veterans, troops in the new year
Changes to the Service-Disabled Veterans Insurance program and Traumatic Injury Protection Servicemembers’ Group Life Insurance program could benefit thousands of veterans.
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Trump repeats his vow to veto the defense budget bill, but won’t say when
The $740.5 defense authorization bill contains thousands of Pentagon reforms, pay re-authorizations and new program starts for 2021.
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Congress finalizes sweeping veterans policy bill with new protections for women, students
Trump is expected to sign the measure into law later this month.
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Big six veterans groups ask Trump to fire VA Secretary Wilkie immediately
The groups’ say they have lost faith in the ability of VA Secretary Robert Wilkie to lead the department.
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Lawmaker faces possible ethics inquiry for role in VA sexual assault investigation scandal
Rep. Dan Crenshaw is accused of trying to discredit a House staffer who alleged she was assaulted at a VA medical center.
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Major veterans groups call for VA secretary’s ouster following damning report
Wilkie is facing criticism for his handling of a sexual assault complaint at a department medical center.
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Biden’s VA secretary pick promises to ‘fight like hell’ for veterans and their families
If confirmed, Denis McDonough would be only the second non-veteran to lead the department.
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Timing on defense bill veto could cause problems for Congress, military
President Donald Trump has vowed to block the $740.5 defense authorization bill despite bipartisan support for the measure.
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VA unveils first coronavirus vaccine sites as case numbers continue to climb
Vaccinations will begin at 37 VA medical centers in coming days, but supplies are limited.
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‘I hung up and vomited’ — Veteran sexual assault survivors say VA’s outreach retraumatized them
Veterans said they were thrust into public discussions of military sexual trauma topics without warning or proper support.
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Insurance changes could help disabled veterans, troops in the new year
Changes to the Service-Disabled Veterans Insurance program and Traumatic Injury Protection Servicemembers’ Group Life Insurance program could benefit thousands of veterans.
-
Trump repeats his vow to veto the defense budget bill, but won’t say when
The $740.5 defense authorization bill contains thousands of Pentagon reforms, pay re-authorizations and new program starts for 2021.
-
Congress finalizes sweeping veterans policy bill with new protections for women, students
Trump is expected to sign the measure into law later this month.
-
Big six veterans groups ask Trump to fire VA Secretary Wilkie immediately
The groups’ say they have lost faith in the ability of VA Secretary Robert Wilkie to lead the department.
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Lawmaker faces possible ethics inquiry for role in VA sexual assault investigation scandal
Rep. Dan Crenshaw is accused of trying to discredit a House staffer who alleged she was assaulted at a VA medical center.
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Major veterans groups call for VA secretary’s ouster following damning report
Wilkie is facing criticism for his handling of a sexual assault complaint at a department medical center.
-
Biden’s VA secretary pick promises to ‘fight like hell’ for veterans and their families
If confirmed, Denis McDonough would be only the second non-veteran to lead the department.
-
Timing on defense bill veto could cause problems for Congress, military
President Donald Trump has vowed to block the $740.5 defense authorization bill despite bipartisan support for the measure.
-
VA unveils first coronavirus vaccine sites as case numbers continue to climb
Vaccinations will begin at 37 VA medical centers in coming days, but supplies are limited.
-
‘I hung up and vomited’ — Veteran sexual assault survivors say VA’s outreach retraumatized them
Veterans said they were thrust into public discussions of military sexual trauma topics without warning or proper support.
-
Insurance changes could help disabled veterans, troops in the new year
Changes to the Service-Disabled Veterans Insurance program and Traumatic Injury Protection Servicemembers’ Group Life Insurance program could benefit thousands of veterans.
-
Trump repeats his vow to veto the defense budget bill, but won’t say when
The $740.5 defense authorization bill contains thousands of Pentagon reforms, pay re-authorizations and new program starts for 2021.
-
Congress finalizes sweeping veterans policy bill with new protections for women, students
Trump is expected to sign the measure into law later this month.
-
Big six veterans groups ask Trump to fire VA Secretary Wilkie immediately
The groups’ say they have lost faith in the ability of VA Secretary Robert Wilkie to lead the department.
-
Lawmaker faces possible ethics inquiry for role in VA sexual assault investigation scandal
Rep. Dan Crenshaw is accused of trying to discredit a House staffer who alleged she was assaulted at a VA medical center.
-
Major veterans groups call for VA secretary’s ouster following damning report
Wilkie is facing criticism for his handling of a sexual assault complaint at a department medical center.
-
Biden’s VA secretary pick promises to ‘fight like hell’ for veterans and their families
If confirmed, Denis McDonough would be only the second non-veteran to lead the department.
-
Timing on defense bill veto could cause problems for Congress, military
President Donald Trump has vowed to block the $740.5 defense authorization bill despite bipartisan support for the measure.
-
VA unveils first coronavirus vaccine sites as case numbers continue to climb
Vaccinations will begin at 37 VA medical centers in coming days, but supplies are limited.
