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Lawmakers furious over misspelt names on Korean war memorial
Korean war veteran advocates say more than 1,000 names on the new remembrance wall contain errors.
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This week in Congress: Biden’s budget for fiscal 2024 makes its debut
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of March 6, 2023.
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Veterans Affairs drops mask requirement for all agency medical offices
Masks will still be mandated for some high-risk areas or facilities with rising virus numbers.
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Veterans Affairs deputy secretary to leave post on April 1
VA Deputy Secretary Donald Remy to depart, after serving in the post since July 2021.
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Troops who refused COVID vaccines still could face punishment
Individuals could face discipline or dismissal for failing to follow orders.
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Lawmakers eye caps on attorney fees for Camp Lejeune suits
The Senate Veterans’ Affairs Committee chairman expects legislation on the issue to curb fees lawyers can charge veterans to pass sometime this year.
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IAVA names female vet as top leader for the first time
Allison Jaslow previously served in multiple leadership roles for the group.
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This week in Congress: Ukraine’s future after a year of fighting
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Feb. 27, 2023.
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Lawmakers accuse Army of ignoring ‘woke’ policies that hurt recruiting
At issue is partial survey data released by Army officials earlier this month that pointed to other factors as obstacles to recruiting efforts.
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Dept. of Veterans Affairs ahead of health care staffing goals, for now
Veterans Health Administration leaders have increased staffing levels by about 2% so far this fiscal year.
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Lawmakers furious over misspelt names on Korean war memorial
Korean war veteran advocates say more than 1,000 names on the new remembrance wall contain errors.
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This week in Congress: Biden’s budget for fiscal 2024 makes its debut
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of March 6, 2023.
-
Veterans Affairs drops mask requirement for all agency medical offices
Masks will still be mandated for some high-risk areas or facilities with rising virus numbers.
-
Veterans Affairs deputy secretary to leave post on April 1
VA Deputy Secretary Donald Remy to depart, after serving in the post since July 2021.
-
Troops who refused COVID vaccines still could face punishment
Individuals could face discipline or dismissal for failing to follow orders.
-
Lawmakers eye caps on attorney fees for Camp Lejeune suits
The Senate Veterans’ Affairs Committee chairman expects legislation on the issue to curb fees lawyers can charge veterans to pass sometime this year.
-
IAVA names female vet as top leader for the first time
Allison Jaslow previously served in multiple leadership roles for the group.
-
This week in Congress: Ukraine’s future after a year of fighting
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Feb. 27, 2023.
-
Lawmakers accuse Army of ignoring ‘woke’ policies that hurt recruiting
At issue is partial survey data released by Army officials earlier this month that pointed to other factors as obstacles to recruiting efforts.
-
Dept. of Veterans Affairs ahead of health care staffing goals, for now
Veterans Health Administration leaders have increased staffing levels by about 2% so far this fiscal year.
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Lawmakers furious over misspelt names on Korean war memorial
Korean war veteran advocates say more than 1,000 names on the new remembrance wall contain errors.
-
This week in Congress: Biden’s budget for fiscal 2024 makes its debut
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of March 6, 2023.
-
Veterans Affairs drops mask requirement for all agency medical offices
Masks will still be mandated for some high-risk areas or facilities with rising virus numbers.
-
Veterans Affairs deputy secretary to leave post on April 1
VA Deputy Secretary Donald Remy to depart, after serving in the post since July 2021.
-
Troops who refused COVID vaccines still could face punishment
Individuals could face discipline or dismissal for failing to follow orders.
-
Lawmakers eye caps on attorney fees for Camp Lejeune suits
The Senate Veterans’ Affairs Committee chairman expects legislation on the issue to curb fees lawyers can charge veterans to pass sometime this year.
-
IAVA names female vet as top leader for the first time
Allison Jaslow previously served in multiple leadership roles for the group.
-
This week in Congress: Ukraine’s future after a year of fighting
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Feb. 27, 2023.
-
Lawmakers accuse Army of ignoring ‘woke’ policies that hurt recruiting
At issue is partial survey data released by Army officials earlier this month that pointed to other factors as obstacles to recruiting efforts.
-
Dept. of Veterans Affairs ahead of health care staffing goals, for now
Veterans Health Administration leaders have increased staffing levels by about 2% so far this fiscal year.
