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Congress finalizes VA appeals reform overhaul
House lawmakers have finalized sweeping reforms to how veterans disability appeals claims are handled, potentially trimming years off the process once the changes are put in place.
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New tools let vets schedule appointments, meet with doctors through their phones
Veterans will be able to schedule medical appointments online and consult with physicians on their mobile phones through an array of new telehealth offerings unveiled by the White House and Department of Veterans Affairs on Thursday.
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Lawsuit accuses DoD of not securing millions of troops’ personal info
Vietnam Veterans of America is suing the Defense Department for potentially exposing personal information of millions of current and former service members through lax oversight of its Servicemembers Civil Relief Act website.
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Proposed VA Choice funding fix fails in House vote
The move leaves the outside care health program’s future in doubt.
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Shulkin promises problematic VA workers will be fired
In his first interview since taking the job, the VA secretary said accountability is among his top priorities.
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Trump takes over as commander in chief, promising to restore military strength
The new president referenced changes in overseas defense spending and foreign alliances in his inauguration speech.
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US Congress Passes Waiver for Mattis to Lead Pentagon
Congress on Friday passed historic legislation allowing US Marine Corps Gen. James Mattis to serve as the next defense secretary, overriding some Democrats who took a stand for civilian control of the military.
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Trump picks top vets health official as the next VA secretary
Dr. David Shulkin would be the first non-veteran ever to serve in the post.
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Why does Mattis need a waiver to become defense secretary?
Rules governing retired military officers taking the senior civilian defense role are getting public debate again with the popular general’s nomination.
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Top Trump administration spots remain unfilled with just two weeks to go
The president-elect still has not named a new VA secretary nominee or revealed who will oversee a number of key defense posts.
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Congress finalizes VA appeals reform overhaul
House lawmakers have finalized sweeping reforms to how veterans disability appeals claims are handled, potentially trimming years off the process once the changes are put in place.
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New tools let vets schedule appointments, meet with doctors through their phones
Veterans will be able to schedule medical appointments online and consult with physicians on their mobile phones through an array of new telehealth offerings unveiled by the White House and Department of Veterans Affairs on Thursday.
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Lawsuit accuses DoD of not securing millions of troops’ personal info
Vietnam Veterans of America is suing the Defense Department for potentially exposing personal information of millions of current and former service members through lax oversight of its Servicemembers Civil Relief Act website.
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Proposed VA Choice funding fix fails in House vote
The move leaves the outside care health program’s future in doubt.
-
Shulkin promises problematic VA workers will be fired
In his first interview since taking the job, the VA secretary said accountability is among his top priorities.
-
Trump takes over as commander in chief, promising to restore military strength
The new president referenced changes in overseas defense spending and foreign alliances in his inauguration speech.
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US Congress Passes Waiver for Mattis to Lead Pentagon
Congress on Friday passed historic legislation allowing US Marine Corps Gen. James Mattis to serve as the next defense secretary, overriding some Democrats who took a stand for civilian control of the military.
-
Trump picks top vets health official as the next VA secretary
Dr. David Shulkin would be the first non-veteran ever to serve in the post.
-
Why does Mattis need a waiver to become defense secretary?
Rules governing retired military officers taking the senior civilian defense role are getting public debate again with the popular general’s nomination.
-
Top Trump administration spots remain unfilled with just two weeks to go
The president-elect still has not named a new VA secretary nominee or revealed who will oversee a number of key defense posts.
-
Congress finalizes VA appeals reform overhaul
House lawmakers have finalized sweeping reforms to how veterans disability appeals claims are handled, potentially trimming years off the process once the changes are put in place.
-
New tools let vets schedule appointments, meet with doctors through their phones
Veterans will be able to schedule medical appointments online and consult with physicians on their mobile phones through an array of new telehealth offerings unveiled by the White House and Department of Veterans Affairs on Thursday.
-
Lawsuit accuses DoD of not securing millions of troops’ personal info
Vietnam Veterans of America is suing the Defense Department for potentially exposing personal information of millions of current and former service members through lax oversight of its Servicemembers Civil Relief Act website.
-
Proposed VA Choice funding fix fails in House vote
The move leaves the outside care health program’s future in doubt.
-
Shulkin promises problematic VA workers will be fired
In his first interview since taking the job, the VA secretary said accountability is among his top priorities.
-
Trump takes over as commander in chief, promising to restore military strength
The new president referenced changes in overseas defense spending and foreign alliances in his inauguration speech.
-
US Congress Passes Waiver for Mattis to Lead Pentagon
Congress on Friday passed historic legislation allowing US Marine Corps Gen. James Mattis to serve as the next defense secretary, overriding some Democrats who took a stand for civilian control of the military.
-
Trump picks top vets health official as the next VA secretary
Dr. David Shulkin would be the first non-veteran ever to serve in the post.
-
Why does Mattis need a waiver to become defense secretary?
Rules governing retired military officers taking the senior civilian defense role are getting public debate again with the popular general’s nomination.
-
Top Trump administration spots remain unfilled with just two weeks to go
The president-elect still has not named a new VA secretary nominee or revealed who will oversee a number of key defense posts.
