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Will a new push to end veteran suicide have more success than past promises?
A just-released White House campaign and upcoming congressional legislative push aim to reduce the 20 veterans lost each day to suicide.
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Watchdog, lawmakers blast VA’s sexual harassment policies as inadequate
In a government poll, more than one-quarter of women who worked for the department reported experiencing sexual harassment.
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Guilty plea in poisoning deaths of VA patients still leaves lawsuits, lingering questions
Families still don’t have a motive for the crimes or answers on whether proper hospital safety protocols were in place.
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Senior military promotions can move ahead after resolution over retaliation against Trump whistleblower
Sen. Tammy Duckworth, herself a veteran, had blocked the promotions for the last few weeks.
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Former VA health worker pleads guilty to murdering seven patients with insulin poisoning
The nursing assistant was fired in 2018 after concerns were raised by fellow hospital workers.
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Veterans Affairs COVID cases reach highest levels yet, but hospitalization rates keep heading downward
More than 135,000 Americans and nearly 1,800 VA patients have died from coronavirus complications since early March.
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Guardsmen, reservists could see benefits expand after coronavirus missions end
Lawmakers want to extend more VA home loans and waive some medical fees in an effort to recognize their service.
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Money to rename bases honoring Confederate leaders, 2021 pay raise included in latest budget plan
House appropriators will vote on the measure on Tuesday morning.
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This week in Congress: House defense budget debates on display
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of July 12, 2020.
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VA reports nearly 5,000 active cases of COVID-19 among VA patients
The number of active patients has more than tripled from the start of June.
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Will a new push to end veteran suicide have more success than past promises?
A just-released White House campaign and upcoming congressional legislative push aim to reduce the 20 veterans lost each day to suicide.
-
Watchdog, lawmakers blast VA’s sexual harassment policies as inadequate
In a government poll, more than one-quarter of women who worked for the department reported experiencing sexual harassment.
-
Guilty plea in poisoning deaths of VA patients still leaves lawsuits, lingering questions
Families still don’t have a motive for the crimes or answers on whether proper hospital safety protocols were in place.
-
Senior military promotions can move ahead after resolution over retaliation against Trump whistleblower
Sen. Tammy Duckworth, herself a veteran, had blocked the promotions for the last few weeks.
-
Former VA health worker pleads guilty to murdering seven patients with insulin poisoning
The nursing assistant was fired in 2018 after concerns were raised by fellow hospital workers.
-
Veterans Affairs COVID cases reach highest levels yet, but hospitalization rates keep heading downward
More than 135,000 Americans and nearly 1,800 VA patients have died from coronavirus complications since early March.
-
Guardsmen, reservists could see benefits expand after coronavirus missions end
Lawmakers want to extend more VA home loans and waive some medical fees in an effort to recognize their service.
-
Money to rename bases honoring Confederate leaders, 2021 pay raise included in latest budget plan
House appropriators will vote on the measure on Tuesday morning.
-
This week in Congress: House defense budget debates on display
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of July 12, 2020.
-
VA reports nearly 5,000 active cases of COVID-19 among VA patients
The number of active patients has more than tripled from the start of June.
-
Will a new push to end veteran suicide have more success than past promises?
A just-released White House campaign and upcoming congressional legislative push aim to reduce the 20 veterans lost each day to suicide.
-
Watchdog, lawmakers blast VA’s sexual harassment policies as inadequate
In a government poll, more than one-quarter of women who worked for the department reported experiencing sexual harassment.
-
Guilty plea in poisoning deaths of VA patients still leaves lawsuits, lingering questions
Families still don’t have a motive for the crimes or answers on whether proper hospital safety protocols were in place.
-
Senior military promotions can move ahead after resolution over retaliation against Trump whistleblower
Sen. Tammy Duckworth, herself a veteran, had blocked the promotions for the last few weeks.
-
Former VA health worker pleads guilty to murdering seven patients with insulin poisoning
The nursing assistant was fired in 2018 after concerns were raised by fellow hospital workers.
-
Veterans Affairs COVID cases reach highest levels yet, but hospitalization rates keep heading downward
More than 135,000 Americans and nearly 1,800 VA patients have died from coronavirus complications since early March.
-
Guardsmen, reservists could see benefits expand after coronavirus missions end
Lawmakers want to extend more VA home loans and waive some medical fees in an effort to recognize their service.
-
Money to rename bases honoring Confederate leaders, 2021 pay raise included in latest budget plan
House appropriators will vote on the measure on Tuesday morning.
-
This week in Congress: House defense budget debates on display
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of July 12, 2020.
-
VA reports nearly 5,000 active cases of COVID-19 among VA patients
The number of active patients has more than tripled from the start of June.
