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Black vets earn more than civilian peers, but not as much as whites
While military service hurts career earnings for white men, it provides a significant benefit to other groups.
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After election wins, the number of vets in Congress is going up
At least 92 veterans will be part of the 118th Congress next year.
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Key House Navy advocate loses seat in midterm election
But other vulnerable Armed Services Democrats defied expectations and held onto their seats.
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How veterans are faring in the 2022 midterm election
Bookmark this page to see which veterans won seats in Congress in the midterm elections.
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Recruiting struggles during COVID? Not at companies hiring veterans
In the 2022 edition of Best for Vets: Employers, the top companies in our rankings found ways to recruit and engage veterans during COVID-19.
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VA study finds Paxlovid may help prevent long COVID-19 problems
The medication helped reduce the chance of long-term health complications by 25%.
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New VA toxic exposure screening starts Nov. 8
The five-minute series of questions is designed to inform vets of new benefits they may be able to receive.
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Analysts predict more vets in Congress next year after midterm wins
Only 91 veterans were elected to House and Senate seats in 2020.
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Young vets in the civilian workforce reached a new high in October
More than 3.9 million veterans from the recent wars are now employed in civilian jobs across the country.
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Black vets earn more than civilian peers, but not as much as whites
While military service hurts career earnings for white men, it provides a significant benefit to other groups.
-
After election wins, the number of vets in Congress is going up
At least 92 veterans will be part of the 118th Congress next year.
-
IAVA CEO to step down from leadership role
Jeremy Butler has lead the organization since 2019.
-
Key House Navy advocate loses seat in midterm election
But other vulnerable Armed Services Democrats defied expectations and held onto their seats.
-
How veterans are faring in the 2022 midterm election
Bookmark this page to see which veterans won seats in Congress in the midterm elections.
-
Recruiting struggles during COVID? Not at companies hiring veterans
In the 2022 edition of Best for Vets: Employers, the top companies in our rankings found ways to recruit and engage veterans during COVID-19.
-
VA study finds Paxlovid may help prevent long COVID-19 problems
The medication helped reduce the chance of long-term health complications by 25%.
-
New VA toxic exposure screening starts Nov. 8
The five-minute series of questions is designed to inform vets of new benefits they may be able to receive.
-
Analysts predict more vets in Congress next year after midterm wins
Only 91 veterans were elected to House and Senate seats in 2020.
-
Young vets in the civilian workforce reached a new high in October
More than 3.9 million veterans from the recent wars are now employed in civilian jobs across the country.
-
Black vets earn more than civilian peers, but not as much as whites
While military service hurts career earnings for white men, it provides a significant benefit to other groups.
-
After election wins, the number of vets in Congress is going up
At least 92 veterans will be part of the 118th Congress next year.
-
IAVA CEO to step down from leadership role
Jeremy Butler has lead the organization since 2019.
-
Key House Navy advocate loses seat in midterm election
But other vulnerable Armed Services Democrats defied expectations and held onto their seats.
-
How veterans are faring in the 2022 midterm election
Bookmark this page to see which veterans won seats in Congress in the midterm elections.
-
Recruiting struggles during COVID? Not at companies hiring veterans
In the 2022 edition of Best for Vets: Employers, the top companies in our rankings found ways to recruit and engage veterans during COVID-19.
-
VA study finds Paxlovid may help prevent long COVID-19 problems
The medication helped reduce the chance of long-term health complications by 25%.
-
New VA toxic exposure screening starts Nov. 8
The five-minute series of questions is designed to inform vets of new benefits they may be able to receive.
-
Analysts predict more vets in Congress next year after midterm wins
Only 91 veterans were elected to House and Senate seats in 2020.
-
Young vets in the civilian workforce reached a new high in October
More than 3.9 million veterans from the recent wars are now employed in civilian jobs across the country.
