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Selling Purple Hearts would be illegal if this bill becomes law
Under legislation aimed at cracking down on collectors, selling the military honor would be punishable by fines and jail time.
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10 most affordable states for child care — how cost compares to pay
The following states are where child care costs measure up most favorably against income according to Child Care Aware of America’s Parents and the High Cost of Child Care 2015 Report.
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Company allegedly targeting troops must provide $96 million in debt relief
A company accused of targeting service members with high-cost loans and predatory practices will provide nearly $96 million in forgiven debt and restitution for thousands of customers, most of whom are military or veterans, under a 49-state settlement.
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New bank lending rules to protect troops will be enforced starting Oct. 3
Troops and their families will have stronger protections against predatory lenders starting Oct. 3 — and some in the banking industry have expressed concern that some loan options will disappear.
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Flu shots required for all students at Defense Department schools
Children attending the Department of Defense Education Activity schools must get flu shots by Dec. 1, under a new rule that went into effect this school year.
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For those with the often solitary task of caring for disabled vets, help is on the way
More than 1 million Americans care for ill or injured Iraq and Afghanistan veterans. This new program will pair them with seasoned mentors.
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Military failed to conduct background checks on civilians in base housing, putting troops at risk
Military officials have been taking an “unnecessary safety and security risk to military personnel, their dependents, civilians, and assets” by not properly screening all tenants from the general public before allowing them to move into privatized housing on base, according to a Defense Department Inspector General report.
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Fort Rucker closes school building after 24 fifth-graders become ill
The students were on the playground when they became sick.
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Nominations open for Military Child of the Year awards
Anyone who knows an awesome military kid can nominate a candidate for the honor.
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Will military families be a top priority for the next president? These first ladies hope so
The pair of presidential wives urged the next occupants of the White House to be vocal advocates on veterans and military families issues.
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Selling Purple Hearts would be illegal if this bill becomes law
Under legislation aimed at cracking down on collectors, selling the military honor would be punishable by fines and jail time.
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10 most affordable states for child care — how cost compares to pay
The following states are where child care costs measure up most favorably against income according to Child Care Aware of America’s Parents and the High Cost of Child Care 2015 Report.
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Company allegedly targeting troops must provide $96 million in debt relief
A company accused of targeting service members with high-cost loans and predatory practices will provide nearly $96 million in forgiven debt and restitution for thousands of customers, most of whom are military or veterans, under a 49-state settlement.
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New bank lending rules to protect troops will be enforced starting Oct. 3
Troops and their families will have stronger protections against predatory lenders starting Oct. 3 — and some in the banking industry have expressed concern that some loan options will disappear.
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Flu shots required for all students at Defense Department schools
Children attending the Department of Defense Education Activity schools must get flu shots by Dec. 1, under a new rule that went into effect this school year.
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For those with the often solitary task of caring for disabled vets, help is on the way
More than 1 million Americans care for ill or injured Iraq and Afghanistan veterans. This new program will pair them with seasoned mentors.
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Military failed to conduct background checks on civilians in base housing, putting troops at risk
Military officials have been taking an “unnecessary safety and security risk to military personnel, their dependents, civilians, and assets” by not properly screening all tenants from the general public before allowing them to move into privatized housing on base, according to a Defense Department Inspector General report.
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Fort Rucker closes school building after 24 fifth-graders become ill
The students were on the playground when they became sick.
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Nominations open for Military Child of the Year awards
Anyone who knows an awesome military kid can nominate a candidate for the honor.
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Will military families be a top priority for the next president? These first ladies hope so
The pair of presidential wives urged the next occupants of the White House to be vocal advocates on veterans and military families issues.
-
Selling Purple Hearts would be illegal if this bill becomes law
Under legislation aimed at cracking down on collectors, selling the military honor would be punishable by fines and jail time.
-
10 most affordable states for child care — how cost compares to pay
The following states are where child care costs measure up most favorably against income according to Child Care Aware of America’s Parents and the High Cost of Child Care 2015 Report.
-
Company allegedly targeting troops must provide $96 million in debt relief
A company accused of targeting service members with high-cost loans and predatory practices will provide nearly $96 million in forgiven debt and restitution for thousands of customers, most of whom are military or veterans, under a 49-state settlement.
-
New bank lending rules to protect troops will be enforced starting Oct. 3
Troops and their families will have stronger protections against predatory lenders starting Oct. 3 — and some in the banking industry have expressed concern that some loan options will disappear.
-
Flu shots required for all students at Defense Department schools
Children attending the Department of Defense Education Activity schools must get flu shots by Dec. 1, under a new rule that went into effect this school year.
-
For those with the often solitary task of caring for disabled vets, help is on the way
More than 1 million Americans care for ill or injured Iraq and Afghanistan veterans. This new program will pair them with seasoned mentors.
-
Military failed to conduct background checks on civilians in base housing, putting troops at risk
Military officials have been taking an “unnecessary safety and security risk to military personnel, their dependents, civilians, and assets” by not properly screening all tenants from the general public before allowing them to move into privatized housing on base, according to a Defense Department Inspector General report.
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Fort Rucker closes school building after 24 fifth-graders become ill
The students were on the playground when they became sick.
-
Nominations open for Military Child of the Year awards
Anyone who knows an awesome military kid can nominate a candidate for the honor.
-
Will military families be a top priority for the next president? These first ladies hope so
The pair of presidential wives urged the next occupants of the White House to be vocal advocates on veterans and military families issues.
