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VA to award millions in suicide prevention grants to community groups
About $52 million in grants are expected to be distributed to groups by this fall.
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Military sites honoring Confederates can’t be renamed without further action from Congress
Defense officials said they can’t change the names without new authorization from lawmakers.
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Scams targeting veterans’ pensions, benefits raise worry among VA officials
VA leaders said veterans should be cautious of unsolicited calls, texts and emails that could lead to serious financial problems.
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Veterans of terrorist attacks and families push for access to Afghanistan funds
At issue is about $3.5 billion in money from the Afghan central bank the White House has set aside to settle lawsuits.
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VA leaders failing to report problematic physicians to state authorities
A watchdog warned the lack of reporting by department officials could leave the public at risk.
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How big could your military pay raise be in 2023?
Some lawmakers are saying a 4.6% raise is not enough.
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VA secretary promises improvements in medical wait time data
An inspector general report this week said VA’s patient wait time data is inconsistent and misleading.
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Spike in veteran calls expected with launch of new three-digit suicide prevention line this summer
Veterans Affairs officials have hired hundreds of additional staffers to help with the increased workload.
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Army IgnitED won’t fully work until late 2023, officials tell Congress
Army Times reviewed a copy of a report the Army sent to Congress.
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Thousands of student veterans left in limbo after school loses GI Bill eligibility
The move followed a California decision to revoke the operating license for University of Arizona Global Campus.
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VA to award millions in suicide prevention grants to community groups
About $52 million in grants are expected to be distributed to groups by this fall.
-
Military sites honoring Confederates can’t be renamed without further action from Congress
Defense officials said they can’t change the names without new authorization from lawmakers.
-
Scams targeting veterans’ pensions, benefits raise worry among VA officials
VA leaders said veterans should be cautious of unsolicited calls, texts and emails that could lead to serious financial problems.
-
Veterans of terrorist attacks and families push for access to Afghanistan funds
At issue is about $3.5 billion in money from the Afghan central bank the White House has set aside to settle lawsuits.
-
VA leaders failing to report problematic physicians to state authorities
A watchdog warned the lack of reporting by department officials could leave the public at risk.
-
How big could your military pay raise be in 2023?
Some lawmakers are saying a 4.6% raise is not enough.
-
VA secretary promises improvements in medical wait time data
An inspector general report this week said VA’s patient wait time data is inconsistent and misleading.
-
Spike in veteran calls expected with launch of new three-digit suicide prevention line this summer
Veterans Affairs officials have hired hundreds of additional staffers to help with the increased workload.
-
Army IgnitED won’t fully work until late 2023, officials tell Congress
Army Times reviewed a copy of a report the Army sent to Congress.
-
Thousands of student veterans left in limbo after school loses GI Bill eligibility
The move followed a California decision to revoke the operating license for University of Arizona Global Campus.
-
VA to award millions in suicide prevention grants to community groups
About $52 million in grants are expected to be distributed to groups by this fall.
-
Military sites honoring Confederates can’t be renamed without further action from Congress
Defense officials said they can’t change the names without new authorization from lawmakers.
-
Scams targeting veterans’ pensions, benefits raise worry among VA officials
VA leaders said veterans should be cautious of unsolicited calls, texts and emails that could lead to serious financial problems.
-
Veterans of terrorist attacks and families push for access to Afghanistan funds
At issue is about $3.5 billion in money from the Afghan central bank the White House has set aside to settle lawsuits.
-
VA leaders failing to report problematic physicians to state authorities
A watchdog warned the lack of reporting by department officials could leave the public at risk.
-
How big could your military pay raise be in 2023?
Some lawmakers are saying a 4.6% raise is not enough.
-
VA secretary promises improvements in medical wait time data
An inspector general report this week said VA’s patient wait time data is inconsistent and misleading.
-
Spike in veteran calls expected with launch of new three-digit suicide prevention line this summer
Veterans Affairs officials have hired hundreds of additional staffers to help with the increased workload.
-
Army IgnitED won’t fully work until late 2023, officials tell Congress
Army Times reviewed a copy of a report the Army sent to Congress.
-
Thousands of student veterans left in limbo after school loses GI Bill eligibility
The move followed a California decision to revoke the operating license for University of Arizona Global Campus.
