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Vets can apply for all PACT Act benefits now after VA speeds up law
Congress said officials could wait until 2026 to handle some claims, but White House officials have ordered VA to move faster.
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‘Long COVID’ symptoms could mean major health problems for vets
New guidelines from VA officials warn physicians to watch closely for signs of ongoing, serious health issues.
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VA extends debt collection relief until the end of 2022
Veterans facing financial hardship were facing a late September deadline to resume repayment of the debt.
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GOP lawmakers plan more hearings, oversight on Afghanistan withdrawal
If GOP leaders win control of either chamber of Congress, expect lawmakers to focus on mistakes by the White House at the end of the U.S. presence there.
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Plan to ease GI Bill reporting rules for colleges signed into law
The law had received bipartisan support in Congress as a way to help school administrators.
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Biden commemorates ‘heroes’ killed 1 year ago in Kabul airport attack
Thirteen U.S. troops and more than 100 Afghan civilians died on Aug. 26, 2021.
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Will Pentagon whistleblower Yevgeny Vindman retire as a colonel?
Army Col. Yevgeny Vindman will need a waiver from the White House to retire at that rank when he leaves the service on Wednesday.
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VA botched thousands of Camp Lejeune water contamination cases
More than 17,000 veterans may have had their claims rejected improperly, the VA inspector general found.
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Travel reimbursement for vets seeking care falls short, senator warns
Sen. Jon Tester wants more resources to help rural vets get money from the program.
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Study to examine reasons for infertility among recent war veterans
Past research has shown that veterans’ infertility rates may be two times higher than their civilian peers.
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Vets can apply for all PACT Act benefits now after VA speeds up law
Congress said officials could wait until 2026 to handle some claims, but White House officials have ordered VA to move faster.
-
‘Long COVID’ symptoms could mean major health problems for vets
New guidelines from VA officials warn physicians to watch closely for signs of ongoing, serious health issues.
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VA extends debt collection relief until the end of 2022
Veterans facing financial hardship were facing a late September deadline to resume repayment of the debt.
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GOP lawmakers plan more hearings, oversight on Afghanistan withdrawal
If GOP leaders win control of either chamber of Congress, expect lawmakers to focus on mistakes by the White House at the end of the U.S. presence there.
-
Plan to ease GI Bill reporting rules for colleges signed into law
The law had received bipartisan support in Congress as a way to help school administrators.
-
Biden commemorates ‘heroes’ killed 1 year ago in Kabul airport attack
Thirteen U.S. troops and more than 100 Afghan civilians died on Aug. 26, 2021.
-
Will Pentagon whistleblower Yevgeny Vindman retire as a colonel?
Army Col. Yevgeny Vindman will need a waiver from the White House to retire at that rank when he leaves the service on Wednesday.
-
VA botched thousands of Camp Lejeune water contamination cases
More than 17,000 veterans may have had their claims rejected improperly, the VA inspector general found.
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Travel reimbursement for vets seeking care falls short, senator warns
Sen. Jon Tester wants more resources to help rural vets get money from the program.
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Study to examine reasons for infertility among recent war veterans
Past research has shown that veterans’ infertility rates may be two times higher than their civilian peers.
-
Vets can apply for all PACT Act benefits now after VA speeds up law
Congress said officials could wait until 2026 to handle some claims, but White House officials have ordered VA to move faster.
-
‘Long COVID’ symptoms could mean major health problems for vets
New guidelines from VA officials warn physicians to watch closely for signs of ongoing, serious health issues.
-
VA extends debt collection relief until the end of 2022
Veterans facing financial hardship were facing a late September deadline to resume repayment of the debt.
-
GOP lawmakers plan more hearings, oversight on Afghanistan withdrawal
If GOP leaders win control of either chamber of Congress, expect lawmakers to focus on mistakes by the White House at the end of the U.S. presence there.
-
Plan to ease GI Bill reporting rules for colleges signed into law
The law had received bipartisan support in Congress as a way to help school administrators.
-
Biden commemorates ‘heroes’ killed 1 year ago in Kabul airport attack
Thirteen U.S. troops and more than 100 Afghan civilians died on Aug. 26, 2021.
-
Will Pentagon whistleblower Yevgeny Vindman retire as a colonel?
Army Col. Yevgeny Vindman will need a waiver from the White House to retire at that rank when he leaves the service on Wednesday.
-
VA botched thousands of Camp Lejeune water contamination cases
More than 17,000 veterans may have had their claims rejected improperly, the VA inspector general found.
-
Travel reimbursement for vets seeking care falls short, senator warns
Sen. Jon Tester wants more resources to help rural vets get money from the program.
-
Study to examine reasons for infertility among recent war veterans
Past research has shown that veterans’ infertility rates may be two times higher than their civilian peers.
