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VA’s new appeal process promises to be quicker. But will it be better?
An overhaul of the benefits appeals process is promising to cut wait times down to under a year from the current average of more than three years.
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White House promises using military funds to build Trump’s border wall won’t hurt force readiness
About $3.6 billion in military construction funds will be reassigned to the border wall project under Trump’s emergency order.
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Which construction projects would be affected if Trump uses military money to build a wall?
More than $21 billion in planned military construction could be disrupted by the president’s latest gambit on border security.
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Why is a top GOP senator skeptical of Trump’s acting defense secretary?
Sen. Jim Inhofe said that the current Pentagon leader lacks the “humility” of former Defense Secretary Mattis.
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This week in Congress: Another potential shutdown looms
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Feb. 11, 2019.
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House panel opens investigation into Trump’s VA ‘shadow rulers’
Democrats want clarity on the influence of a trio of outside businessmen on department policy decisions.
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Lawmakers aim to reverse Trump’s ban on transgender troops
Supporters call the president’s ban on new transgender military recruits unfair and harmful to national security.
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VA says it has never been more cooperative with Congress. So why can’t lawmakers get the answers they want?
Growing frustration between the administration’s veteran program leaders and Congress could stall the legislative success they’ve enjoyed in recent years.
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Trump predicts ISIS will lose last of its land as early as next week
Pentagon officials have said the extremist group still hold small pockets of territory in the Middle East, presenting a continued threat.
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‘Great nations do not fight endless wars’ — Trump touts troop drawdowns in State of the Union
Trump argued for drawing down the number of U.S. troops fighting overseas and boosting up those deployed along the southern U.S. border in his annual State of the Union address Tuesday night.
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VA’s new appeal process promises to be quicker. But will it be better?
An overhaul of the benefits appeals process is promising to cut wait times down to under a year from the current average of more than three years.
-
White House promises using military funds to build Trump’s border wall won’t hurt force readiness
About $3.6 billion in military construction funds will be reassigned to the border wall project under Trump’s emergency order.
-
Which construction projects would be affected if Trump uses military money to build a wall?
More than $21 billion in planned military construction could be disrupted by the president’s latest gambit on border security.
-
Why is a top GOP senator skeptical of Trump’s acting defense secretary?
Sen. Jim Inhofe said that the current Pentagon leader lacks the “humility” of former Defense Secretary Mattis.
-
This week in Congress: Another potential shutdown looms
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Feb. 11, 2019.
-
House panel opens investigation into Trump’s VA ‘shadow rulers’
Democrats want clarity on the influence of a trio of outside businessmen on department policy decisions.
-
Lawmakers aim to reverse Trump’s ban on transgender troops
Supporters call the president’s ban on new transgender military recruits unfair and harmful to national security.
-
VA says it has never been more cooperative with Congress. So why can’t lawmakers get the answers they want?
Growing frustration between the administration’s veteran program leaders and Congress could stall the legislative success they’ve enjoyed in recent years.
-
Trump predicts ISIS will lose last of its land as early as next week
Pentagon officials have said the extremist group still hold small pockets of territory in the Middle East, presenting a continued threat.
-
‘Great nations do not fight endless wars’ — Trump touts troop drawdowns in State of the Union
Trump argued for drawing down the number of U.S. troops fighting overseas and boosting up those deployed along the southern U.S. border in his annual State of the Union address Tuesday night.
-
VA’s new appeal process promises to be quicker. But will it be better?
An overhaul of the benefits appeals process is promising to cut wait times down to under a year from the current average of more than three years.
-
White House promises using military funds to build Trump’s border wall won’t hurt force readiness
About $3.6 billion in military construction funds will be reassigned to the border wall project under Trump’s emergency order.
-
Which construction projects would be affected if Trump uses military money to build a wall?
More than $21 billion in planned military construction could be disrupted by the president’s latest gambit on border security.
-
Why is a top GOP senator skeptical of Trump’s acting defense secretary?
Sen. Jim Inhofe said that the current Pentagon leader lacks the “humility” of former Defense Secretary Mattis.
-
This week in Congress: Another potential shutdown looms
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Feb. 11, 2019.
-
House panel opens investigation into Trump’s VA ‘shadow rulers’
Democrats want clarity on the influence of a trio of outside businessmen on department policy decisions.
-
Lawmakers aim to reverse Trump’s ban on transgender troops
Supporters call the president’s ban on new transgender military recruits unfair and harmful to national security.
-
VA says it has never been more cooperative with Congress. So why can’t lawmakers get the answers they want?
Growing frustration between the administration’s veteran program leaders and Congress could stall the legislative success they’ve enjoyed in recent years.
-
Trump predicts ISIS will lose last of its land as early as next week
Pentagon officials have said the extremist group still hold small pockets of territory in the Middle East, presenting a continued threat.
-
‘Great nations do not fight endless wars’ — Trump touts troop drawdowns in State of the Union
Trump argued for drawing down the number of U.S. troops fighting overseas and boosting up those deployed along the southern U.S. border in his annual State of the Union address Tuesday night.
