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VA to get $300B, its biggest budget ever, under federal spending deal
If approved, it will be the largest annual spending plan ever for the department.
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Know the difference between Montgomery, post-9/11 GI Bills before 2023
Understanding eligibility requirements for GI Bill benefits can be tricky.
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Lawmakers mull making VA home loans transferable to vets’ families
The move is seen as a way to make up for past racial discrimination in how VA home loans were administered.
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This new program teaches veterans how to become entrepreneurs
The William & Mary Veteran Entrepreneur Scholars program is taught boot camp style — with the aim of helping veterans start their own businesses.
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Lawmakers rush to find an opening for Army star blocked from NFL
Army linebacker Andre Carter II would be required to serve two years active duty before playing pro football under legislation already passed by lawmakers.
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Lengthy prison terms for Marine vet, 2 others in Whitmer kidnap plot
A judge on Thursday handed down the longest prison terms so far in the plot to kidnap Michigan’s governor.
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Biden urges vets to apply for burn pit benefits right away
The commander in chief traveled to Delaware for a veterans town hall to highlight new services and help for toxic exposure victims.
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Surgeon general urges vets to get updated COVID vaccine now
Aging and infirm veterans are particularly vulnerable to complications from the virus, officials warn.
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VA employee sues department over new abortion policy
The lawsuit asks for all abortions at a Texas VA medical facility to be blocked for religious liberties reasons.
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This week in Congress: Budget deal remains elusive as shutdown looms
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Dec. 12, 2022.
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VA to get $300B, its biggest budget ever, under federal spending deal
If approved, it will be the largest annual spending plan ever for the department.
-
Know the difference between Montgomery, post-9/11 GI Bills before 2023
Understanding eligibility requirements for GI Bill benefits can be tricky.
-
Lawmakers mull making VA home loans transferable to vets’ families
The move is seen as a way to make up for past racial discrimination in how VA home loans were administered.
-
This new program teaches veterans how to become entrepreneurs
The William & Mary Veteran Entrepreneur Scholars program is taught boot camp style — with the aim of helping veterans start their own businesses.
-
Lawmakers rush to find an opening for Army star blocked from NFL
Army linebacker Andre Carter II would be required to serve two years active duty before playing pro football under legislation already passed by lawmakers.
-
Lengthy prison terms for Marine vet, 2 others in Whitmer kidnap plot
A judge on Thursday handed down the longest prison terms so far in the plot to kidnap Michigan’s governor.
-
Biden urges vets to apply for burn pit benefits right away
The commander in chief traveled to Delaware for a veterans town hall to highlight new services and help for toxic exposure victims.
-
Surgeon general urges vets to get updated COVID vaccine now
Aging and infirm veterans are particularly vulnerable to complications from the virus, officials warn.
-
VA employee sues department over new abortion policy
The lawsuit asks for all abortions at a Texas VA medical facility to be blocked for religious liberties reasons.
-
This week in Congress: Budget deal remains elusive as shutdown looms
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Dec. 12, 2022.
-
VA to get $300B, its biggest budget ever, under federal spending deal
If approved, it will be the largest annual spending plan ever for the department.
-
Know the difference between Montgomery, post-9/11 GI Bills before 2023
Understanding eligibility requirements for GI Bill benefits can be tricky.
-
Lawmakers mull making VA home loans transferable to vets’ families
The move is seen as a way to make up for past racial discrimination in how VA home loans were administered.
-
This new program teaches veterans how to become entrepreneurs
The William & Mary Veteran Entrepreneur Scholars program is taught boot camp style — with the aim of helping veterans start their own businesses.
-
Lawmakers rush to find an opening for Army star blocked from NFL
Army linebacker Andre Carter II would be required to serve two years active duty before playing pro football under legislation already passed by lawmakers.
-
Lengthy prison terms for Marine vet, 2 others in Whitmer kidnap plot
A judge on Thursday handed down the longest prison terms so far in the plot to kidnap Michigan’s governor.
-
Biden urges vets to apply for burn pit benefits right away
The commander in chief traveled to Delaware for a veterans town hall to highlight new services and help for toxic exposure victims.
-
Surgeon general urges vets to get updated COVID vaccine now
Aging and infirm veterans are particularly vulnerable to complications from the virus, officials warn.
-
VA employee sues department over new abortion policy
The lawsuit asks for all abortions at a Texas VA medical facility to be blocked for religious liberties reasons.
-
This week in Congress: Budget deal remains elusive as shutdown looms
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Dec. 12, 2022.
