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House panel opens investigation into Trump’s VA ‘shadow rulers’
Democrats want clarity on the influence of a trio of outside businessmen on department policy decisions.
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Next stop on Marine vet’s space odyssey: Astronaut Hall of Fame
James Buchli’s path from Fargo to space was anything but meteoric.
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Clint Romesha reflects on receiving Medal of Honor
Medal of Honor recipient Clint Romesha said when he was told he was selected for the Medal of Honor the first thing he said was “Why me?”
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New VA health care rules: Trump overreach or more choice for vets?
Debate over how to expand veterans health care choices connects to larger national fights over the role of government and private-sector partnerships.
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Man who reportedly swindled veterans out of retirement and disability pay for 7 years fined $1
The amount “accounts for Corbett’s inability to pay more based on sworn financial statements that he provided to the Bureau and Corbett’s ongoing cooperation with the Bureau’s investigation.”
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‘I plead with you to look at this very closely,’ retiree tells panel studying health effects of anti-malarial drugs
National Academy of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine is looking at scientific evidence related to long-term effects of anti-malarials, particularly mefloquine.
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Iraq, Afghanistan vets are split on whether wars were ‘worth it’
The IAVA membership survey also shows continued concerns about veterans suicide prevention efforts and access to mental health care.
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An Air Force vet died with no known family. Thousands of strangers came to his funeral in Texas to say goodbye.
Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, was one of many who spread the word about Joseph Walker’s funeral on social media.
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Court rules VA must pay disability benefits to ‘blue water’ Vietnam veterans
The decision could affect up to 90,000 veterans who have been petitioning VA officials for disability payouts for years.
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IAVA founder Rieckhoff stepping down from group’s top job
The Army veteran has served as the group’s top leader since it’s founding in 2005.
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House panel opens investigation into Trump’s VA ‘shadow rulers’
Democrats want clarity on the influence of a trio of outside businessmen on department policy decisions.
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Next stop on Marine vet’s space odyssey: Astronaut Hall of Fame
James Buchli’s path from Fargo to space was anything but meteoric.
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Clint Romesha reflects on receiving Medal of Honor
Medal of Honor recipient Clint Romesha said when he was told he was selected for the Medal of Honor the first thing he said was “Why me?”
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New VA health care rules: Trump overreach or more choice for vets?
Debate over how to expand veterans health care choices connects to larger national fights over the role of government and private-sector partnerships.
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Man who reportedly swindled veterans out of retirement and disability pay for 7 years fined $1
The amount “accounts for Corbett’s inability to pay more based on sworn financial statements that he provided to the Bureau and Corbett’s ongoing cooperation with the Bureau’s investigation.”
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‘I plead with you to look at this very closely,’ retiree tells panel studying health effects of anti-malarial drugs
National Academy of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine is looking at scientific evidence related to long-term effects of anti-malarials, particularly mefloquine.
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Iraq, Afghanistan vets are split on whether wars were ‘worth it’
The IAVA membership survey also shows continued concerns about veterans suicide prevention efforts and access to mental health care.
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An Air Force vet died with no known family. Thousands of strangers came to his funeral in Texas to say goodbye.
Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, was one of many who spread the word about Joseph Walker’s funeral on social media.
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Court rules VA must pay disability benefits to ‘blue water’ Vietnam veterans
The decision could affect up to 90,000 veterans who have been petitioning VA officials for disability payouts for years.
-
IAVA founder Rieckhoff stepping down from group’s top job
The Army veteran has served as the group’s top leader since it’s founding in 2005.
-
House panel opens investigation into Trump’s VA ‘shadow rulers’
Democrats want clarity on the influence of a trio of outside businessmen on department policy decisions.
-
Next stop on Marine vet’s space odyssey: Astronaut Hall of Fame
James Buchli’s path from Fargo to space was anything but meteoric.
-
Clint Romesha reflects on receiving Medal of Honor
Medal of Honor recipient Clint Romesha said when he was told he was selected for the Medal of Honor the first thing he said was “Why me?”
-
New VA health care rules: Trump overreach or more choice for vets?
Debate over how to expand veterans health care choices connects to larger national fights over the role of government and private-sector partnerships.
-
Man who reportedly swindled veterans out of retirement and disability pay for 7 years fined $1
The amount “accounts for Corbett’s inability to pay more based on sworn financial statements that he provided to the Bureau and Corbett’s ongoing cooperation with the Bureau’s investigation.”
-
‘I plead with you to look at this very closely,’ retiree tells panel studying health effects of anti-malarial drugs
National Academy of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine is looking at scientific evidence related to long-term effects of anti-malarials, particularly mefloquine.
-
Iraq, Afghanistan vets are split on whether wars were ‘worth it’
The IAVA membership survey also shows continued concerns about veterans suicide prevention efforts and access to mental health care.
-
An Air Force vet died with no known family. Thousands of strangers came to his funeral in Texas to say goodbye.
Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, was one of many who spread the word about Joseph Walker’s funeral on social media.
-
Court rules VA must pay disability benefits to ‘blue water’ Vietnam veterans
The decision could affect up to 90,000 veterans who have been petitioning VA officials for disability payouts for years.
-
IAVA founder Rieckhoff stepping down from group’s top job
The Army veteran has served as the group’s top leader since it’s founding in 2005.
