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3 takeaways from Thornberry’s 2020 DoD reform agenda
“We’ve made some substantial progress. We need to build and implement what we have done,” said Rep. Mac Thornberry, ranking member of the House Armed Services Committee.
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Big boost in VA funding could be halted by border wall funding fight
House appropriators advanced a $228 billion budget plan covering veterans programs for military construction in fiscal 2020, but immigration issues overshadow its future.
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Brewing Capitol Hill fight: Is VA broken or under attack?
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has received harsh criticism from Republican opponents over her comments defending VA health care options.
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Three looming questions on the Selective Service System’s future
A commission examining how the draft registration process is handled will make major decisions on the topic in coming months.
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VA privatization latest battleground for congressional rising stars
Democratic New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Republican Texas Rep. Dan Crenshaw offered starkly different views of today’s VA in events this week.
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Congress wants more answers about VA campus suicides
A new proposal would require VA to provide lawmakers with information on those veterans’ benefits and medical background within days of the deaths.
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Trump to boost troop deployments at U.S. southern border again
The president also lamented that if troops “got a little rough, everybody would go crazy.”
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VA secretary’s health care fight could affect the department for decades to come
Only eight months into the job, VA Secretary Robert Wilkie’s moves now could define his department for generations to come.
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Veterans education, employment programs could be shifted to a new transition-focused VA office
Lawmakers are reviving plans for a fourth administration within VA to relieve pressure on the benefits workload and highlight other programs.
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When will Trump nominate a permanent defense secretary?
The Pentagon has never before gone more than two months without a permanent leader. Now, the Trump administration is about to double that wait.
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3 takeaways from Thornberry’s 2020 DoD reform agenda
“We’ve made some substantial progress. We need to build and implement what we have done,” said Rep. Mac Thornberry, ranking member of the House Armed Services Committee.
-
Big boost in VA funding could be halted by border wall funding fight
House appropriators advanced a $228 billion budget plan covering veterans programs for military construction in fiscal 2020, but immigration issues overshadow its future.
-
Brewing Capitol Hill fight: Is VA broken or under attack?
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has received harsh criticism from Republican opponents over her comments defending VA health care options.
-
Three looming questions on the Selective Service System’s future
A commission examining how the draft registration process is handled will make major decisions on the topic in coming months.
-
VA privatization latest battleground for congressional rising stars
Democratic New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Republican Texas Rep. Dan Crenshaw offered starkly different views of today’s VA in events this week.
-
Congress wants more answers about VA campus suicides
A new proposal would require VA to provide lawmakers with information on those veterans’ benefits and medical background within days of the deaths.
-
Trump to boost troop deployments at U.S. southern border again
The president also lamented that if troops “got a little rough, everybody would go crazy.”
-
VA secretary’s health care fight could affect the department for decades to come
Only eight months into the job, VA Secretary Robert Wilkie’s moves now could define his department for generations to come.
-
Veterans education, employment programs could be shifted to a new transition-focused VA office
Lawmakers are reviving plans for a fourth administration within VA to relieve pressure on the benefits workload and highlight other programs.
-
When will Trump nominate a permanent defense secretary?
The Pentagon has never before gone more than two months without a permanent leader. Now, the Trump administration is about to double that wait.
-
3 takeaways from Thornberry’s 2020 DoD reform agenda
“We’ve made some substantial progress. We need to build and implement what we have done,” said Rep. Mac Thornberry, ranking member of the House Armed Services Committee.
-
Big boost in VA funding could be halted by border wall funding fight
House appropriators advanced a $228 billion budget plan covering veterans programs for military construction in fiscal 2020, but immigration issues overshadow its future.
-
Brewing Capitol Hill fight: Is VA broken or under attack?
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has received harsh criticism from Republican opponents over her comments defending VA health care options.
-
Three looming questions on the Selective Service System’s future
A commission examining how the draft registration process is handled will make major decisions on the topic in coming months.
-
VA privatization latest battleground for congressional rising stars
Democratic New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Republican Texas Rep. Dan Crenshaw offered starkly different views of today’s VA in events this week.
-
Congress wants more answers about VA campus suicides
A new proposal would require VA to provide lawmakers with information on those veterans’ benefits and medical background within days of the deaths.
-
Trump to boost troop deployments at U.S. southern border again
The president also lamented that if troops “got a little rough, everybody would go crazy.”
-
VA secretary’s health care fight could affect the department for decades to come
Only eight months into the job, VA Secretary Robert Wilkie’s moves now could define his department for generations to come.
-
Veterans education, employment programs could be shifted to a new transition-focused VA office
Lawmakers are reviving plans for a fourth administration within VA to relieve pressure on the benefits workload and highlight other programs.
-
When will Trump nominate a permanent defense secretary?
The Pentagon has never before gone more than two months without a permanent leader. Now, the Trump administration is about to double that wait.
