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House panel adopts $716 billion defense authorization plan
The budget bill — which will set hundreds of defense policies for next fiscal year — was approved after more than 14 hours of debate.
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Bid to limit grandeur of Trump’s military parade fizzles in House
Democratic lawmakers tried to put limits on equipment that could be used in any national military celebration, saying that too much fanfare may hurt service readiness.
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Trump seems confused about military pay, claims troops received no raises for a decade
Service members have received an annual pay raise for more than 30 years, but Trump claimed he gave troops their first pay increase in 10 years.
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Trump to sign executive order on military spouse employment
The new directive would force more agencies to look at hiring military spouses for open federal posts.
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House panel backs plans for another big VA funding boost
The plan to give VA a $194.5 billion budget next year still must pass the full House and Senate before it becomes reality.
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Lawmakers advance VA health care overhaul, medical marijuana research for vets
The flurry of legislative activity comes as the Department of Veterans Affairs’ leadership and reform goals remain unsettled.
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Controversial White House adviser rejoins VA reform debate
Darin Selnick, Veteran Affairs Advisor at White House Domestic Policy Council, will serve as an advisor to Concerned Veterans for America.
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Congressman wants answers on extremist activity in the military
The move comes after reports of several current and former troops taking part in white nationalist activities.
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This week in Congress: HASC tackles the FY19NDAA
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of May 7.
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Trump’s military parade gets support from House Republicans
Lawmakers could give approval for the event as part of their annual defense authorization measure next week.
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House panel adopts $716 billion defense authorization plan
The budget bill — which will set hundreds of defense policies for next fiscal year — was approved after more than 14 hours of debate.
-
Bid to limit grandeur of Trump’s military parade fizzles in House
Democratic lawmakers tried to put limits on equipment that could be used in any national military celebration, saying that too much fanfare may hurt service readiness.
-
Trump seems confused about military pay, claims troops received no raises for a decade
Service members have received an annual pay raise for more than 30 years, but Trump claimed he gave troops their first pay increase in 10 years.
-
Trump to sign executive order on military spouse employment
The new directive would force more agencies to look at hiring military spouses for open federal posts.
-
House panel backs plans for another big VA funding boost
The plan to give VA a $194.5 billion budget next year still must pass the full House and Senate before it becomes reality.
-
Lawmakers advance VA health care overhaul, medical marijuana research for vets
The flurry of legislative activity comes as the Department of Veterans Affairs’ leadership and reform goals remain unsettled.
-
Controversial White House adviser rejoins VA reform debate
Darin Selnick, Veteran Affairs Advisor at White House Domestic Policy Council, will serve as an advisor to Concerned Veterans for America.
-
Congressman wants answers on extremist activity in the military
The move comes after reports of several current and former troops taking part in white nationalist activities.
-
This week in Congress: HASC tackles the FY19NDAA
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of May 7.
-
Trump’s military parade gets support from House Republicans
Lawmakers could give approval for the event as part of their annual defense authorization measure next week.
-
House panel adopts $716 billion defense authorization plan
The budget bill — which will set hundreds of defense policies for next fiscal year — was approved after more than 14 hours of debate.
-
Bid to limit grandeur of Trump’s military parade fizzles in House
Democratic lawmakers tried to put limits on equipment that could be used in any national military celebration, saying that too much fanfare may hurt service readiness.
-
Trump seems confused about military pay, claims troops received no raises for a decade
Service members have received an annual pay raise for more than 30 years, but Trump claimed he gave troops their first pay increase in 10 years.
-
Trump to sign executive order on military spouse employment
The new directive would force more agencies to look at hiring military spouses for open federal posts.
-
House panel backs plans for another big VA funding boost
The plan to give VA a $194.5 billion budget next year still must pass the full House and Senate before it becomes reality.
-
Lawmakers advance VA health care overhaul, medical marijuana research for vets
The flurry of legislative activity comes as the Department of Veterans Affairs’ leadership and reform goals remain unsettled.
-
Controversial White House adviser rejoins VA reform debate
Darin Selnick, Veteran Affairs Advisor at White House Domestic Policy Council, will serve as an advisor to Concerned Veterans for America.
-
Congressman wants answers on extremist activity in the military
The move comes after reports of several current and former troops taking part in white nationalist activities.
-
This week in Congress: HASC tackles the FY19NDAA
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of May 7.
-
Trump’s military parade gets support from House Republicans
Lawmakers could give approval for the event as part of their annual defense authorization measure next week.
