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The Pentagon’s lobster dinner bill: Government waste or good food?
The military’s top finance official refuted reports that the Pentagon wasted millions on lavish food spending at the end of last fiscal year.
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This proposed VA health care change could save you time — and save VA billions
Department officials estimate they could cut more than 210,000 redundant or excessive medical appointments if Congress approves the changes.
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Should veterans have to pay for VA’s benefits errors?
New legislation would limit how much money VA officials can recoup after making benefits mistakes.
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VA’s caregiver program losing top official at a critical moment
Veterans groups worry that a planned expansion of the caregiver stipend set for this fall may be delayed.
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Congress votes to cancel Trump’s national emergency amid worries it hurts the military; veto expected
The Senate has voted to overturn the president’s national emergency, baiting him to issue the first veto of his presidency.
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One month later, still no answers on which military construction projects will be delayed by Trump’s wall
Lawmakers are growing increasingly frustrated with the lack of details on how the national emergency declaration will impact military projects.
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Trump wants a huge increase in VA spending, but some vet groups are still unhappy. Here’s why.
If approved, the $216 billion proposed budget would be the largest in VA history.
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White House proposes 3.1 percent pay raise for military
The 3.1 percent increase is the largest since 2010.
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This week in Congress: The fiscal 2020 budget finally drops
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of March 11, 2019.
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Taking personnel funds to help build Trump’s border wall won’t hit military paychecks, but could cause budget woes
Lawmakers are unhappy with new Pentagon plans to move $1 billion in unused personnel money without consulting with Congress first.
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The Pentagon’s lobster dinner bill: Government waste or good food?
The military’s top finance official refuted reports that the Pentagon wasted millions on lavish food spending at the end of last fiscal year.
-
This proposed VA health care change could save you time — and save VA billions
Department officials estimate they could cut more than 210,000 redundant or excessive medical appointments if Congress approves the changes.
-
Should veterans have to pay for VA’s benefits errors?
New legislation would limit how much money VA officials can recoup after making benefits mistakes.
-
VA’s caregiver program losing top official at a critical moment
Veterans groups worry that a planned expansion of the caregiver stipend set for this fall may be delayed.
-
Congress votes to cancel Trump’s national emergency amid worries it hurts the military; veto expected
The Senate has voted to overturn the president’s national emergency, baiting him to issue the first veto of his presidency.
-
One month later, still no answers on which military construction projects will be delayed by Trump’s wall
Lawmakers are growing increasingly frustrated with the lack of details on how the national emergency declaration will impact military projects.
-
Trump wants a huge increase in VA spending, but some vet groups are still unhappy. Here’s why.
If approved, the $216 billion proposed budget would be the largest in VA history.
-
White House proposes 3.1 percent pay raise for military
The 3.1 percent increase is the largest since 2010.
-
This week in Congress: The fiscal 2020 budget finally drops
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of March 11, 2019.
-
Taking personnel funds to help build Trump’s border wall won’t hit military paychecks, but could cause budget woes
Lawmakers are unhappy with new Pentagon plans to move $1 billion in unused personnel money without consulting with Congress first.
-
The Pentagon’s lobster dinner bill: Government waste or good food?
The military’s top finance official refuted reports that the Pentagon wasted millions on lavish food spending at the end of last fiscal year.
-
This proposed VA health care change could save you time — and save VA billions
Department officials estimate they could cut more than 210,000 redundant or excessive medical appointments if Congress approves the changes.
-
Should veterans have to pay for VA’s benefits errors?
New legislation would limit how much money VA officials can recoup after making benefits mistakes.
-
VA’s caregiver program losing top official at a critical moment
Veterans groups worry that a planned expansion of the caregiver stipend set for this fall may be delayed.
-
Congress votes to cancel Trump’s national emergency amid worries it hurts the military; veto expected
The Senate has voted to overturn the president’s national emergency, baiting him to issue the first veto of his presidency.
-
One month later, still no answers on which military construction projects will be delayed by Trump’s wall
Lawmakers are growing increasingly frustrated with the lack of details on how the national emergency declaration will impact military projects.
-
Trump wants a huge increase in VA spending, but some vet groups are still unhappy. Here’s why.
If approved, the $216 billion proposed budget would be the largest in VA history.
-
White House proposes 3.1 percent pay raise for military
The 3.1 percent increase is the largest since 2010.
-
This week in Congress: The fiscal 2020 budget finally drops
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of March 11, 2019.
-
Taking personnel funds to help build Trump’s border wall won’t hit military paychecks, but could cause budget woes
Lawmakers are unhappy with new Pentagon plans to move $1 billion in unused personnel money without consulting with Congress first.
