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John McCain — war hero, political giant — dies at 81
John McCain, the onetime Navy pilot and longtime lawmaker, was among the best known veterans in America, and has arguably been the most influential and consistent military advocate for the Republican Party over the last three decades.
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Veterans can now file class-action lawsuits against VA
The move could allow groups of veterans to sue the department and force additional action on a host of benefits and programming issues.
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McCain opts to end medical treatment for his brain cancer
The longtime Arizona senator and Navy veteran has been battling brain cancer since last year.
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Senate passes $675 billion defense budget bill, with hopes of avoiding funding lapse next month
Congressional leaders are optimistic they can avoid a budget extension or partial government shutdown to start the new fiscal year.
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Key Democrat worries Trump’s Supreme Court nominee poses national security concerns
The ranking member of the Senate Armed Services Committee wants more information on Brett Kavanaugh’s past work on policies regarding enemy combatants and domestic surveillance.
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Charges against Duncan Hunter detail family vacations, football tickets, other luxury items with illegal funds
The Marine Corps veteran turned Republican lawmaker faces more than 20 years in jail on federal corruption charges.
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Report: VA may have mishandled thousands of sexual assault cases
The inspector general estimates that half of cases handled by VA recently may have ignored proper processing rules.
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Democrats demand White House reveal details of outside businessmen’s influence on VA policy
A ProPublica report Tuesday identified three associates of the president as major players in VA operations, even though they have no official government roles.
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New VA secretary promises veterans better customer service and more medical options
Robert Wilkie’s public comments Tuesday were the first since he was sworn into office late last month.
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Military contractors will get full housing stipend payouts in 2019, but not troops
While military families will see a dip in their housing funds, lawmakers will keep some contractors from absorbing the same financial hit.
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John McCain — war hero, political giant — dies at 81
John McCain, the onetime Navy pilot and longtime lawmaker, was among the best known veterans in America, and has arguably been the most influential and consistent military advocate for the Republican Party over the last three decades.
-
Veterans can now file class-action lawsuits against VA
The move could allow groups of veterans to sue the department and force additional action on a host of benefits and programming issues.
-
McCain opts to end medical treatment for his brain cancer
The longtime Arizona senator and Navy veteran has been battling brain cancer since last year.
-
Senate passes $675 billion defense budget bill, with hopes of avoiding funding lapse next month
Congressional leaders are optimistic they can avoid a budget extension or partial government shutdown to start the new fiscal year.
-
Key Democrat worries Trump’s Supreme Court nominee poses national security concerns
The ranking member of the Senate Armed Services Committee wants more information on Brett Kavanaugh’s past work on policies regarding enemy combatants and domestic surveillance.
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Charges against Duncan Hunter detail family vacations, football tickets, other luxury items with illegal funds
The Marine Corps veteran turned Republican lawmaker faces more than 20 years in jail on federal corruption charges.
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Report: VA may have mishandled thousands of sexual assault cases
The inspector general estimates that half of cases handled by VA recently may have ignored proper processing rules.
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Democrats demand White House reveal details of outside businessmen’s influence on VA policy
A ProPublica report Tuesday identified three associates of the president as major players in VA operations, even though they have no official government roles.
-
New VA secretary promises veterans better customer service and more medical options
Robert Wilkie’s public comments Tuesday were the first since he was sworn into office late last month.
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Military contractors will get full housing stipend payouts in 2019, but not troops
While military families will see a dip in their housing funds, lawmakers will keep some contractors from absorbing the same financial hit.
-
John McCain — war hero, political giant — dies at 81
John McCain, the onetime Navy pilot and longtime lawmaker, was among the best known veterans in America, and has arguably been the most influential and consistent military advocate for the Republican Party over the last three decades.
-
Veterans can now file class-action lawsuits against VA
The move could allow groups of veterans to sue the department and force additional action on a host of benefits and programming issues.
-
McCain opts to end medical treatment for his brain cancer
The longtime Arizona senator and Navy veteran has been battling brain cancer since last year.
-
Senate passes $675 billion defense budget bill, with hopes of avoiding funding lapse next month
Congressional leaders are optimistic they can avoid a budget extension or partial government shutdown to start the new fiscal year.
-
Key Democrat worries Trump’s Supreme Court nominee poses national security concerns
The ranking member of the Senate Armed Services Committee wants more information on Brett Kavanaugh’s past work on policies regarding enemy combatants and domestic surveillance.
-
Charges against Duncan Hunter detail family vacations, football tickets, other luxury items with illegal funds
The Marine Corps veteran turned Republican lawmaker faces more than 20 years in jail on federal corruption charges.
-
Report: VA may have mishandled thousands of sexual assault cases
The inspector general estimates that half of cases handled by VA recently may have ignored proper processing rules.
-
Democrats demand White House reveal details of outside businessmen’s influence on VA policy
A ProPublica report Tuesday identified three associates of the president as major players in VA operations, even though they have no official government roles.
-
New VA secretary promises veterans better customer service and more medical options
Robert Wilkie’s public comments Tuesday were the first since he was sworn into office late last month.
-
Military contractors will get full housing stipend payouts in 2019, but not troops
While military families will see a dip in their housing funds, lawmakers will keep some contractors from absorbing the same financial hit.
