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VA officials grilled over delayed payments to thousands of student veterans

Thousands of student veterans have still not received education and housing payments from the US government due to a series of glitches plaguing the Department of Veterans Affairs' information and technology system, top VA officials confirmed during a congressional hearing Thursday.

By |2018-11-17T07:55:04-05:00November 17th, 2018|In The News|Comments Off on VA officials grilled over delayed payments to thousands of student veterans

Huge crowd turns up for funeral of unclaimed veteran

Marine and Vietnam Veteran Sgt. Leo Stokely passed away with no known family. His funeral was to be for an unclaimed veteran. Friday, a crowd saw just how powerful our country's respect for those who served can be.

By |2018-11-10T08:24:55-05:00November 10th, 2018|In The News|Comments Off on Huge crowd turns up for funeral of unclaimed veteran

Veterans Affairs secretary has a message for ex-military – and for New Orleans

Veterans Affairs is on the mend, said Wilkie, whom the Senate confirmed July 23. “The turmoil of the first half of the year is gone,” Wilkie said an interview at the New Orleans Convention Center on Thursday morning

By |2018-11-03T08:42:16-04:00November 4th, 2018|In The News|Comments Off on Veterans Affairs secretary has a message for ex-military – and for New Orleans

28 Hot Congressional Races Veterans Are Trying to Win in the Midterms

This year's midterm elections have brought a wave of veteran candidates, and experts say if they win their seats it could bring more bipartisanship and foreign-policy oversight to Congress

By |2018-11-03T08:36:52-04:00November 4th, 2018|In The News|Comments Off on 28 Hot Congressional Races Veterans Are Trying to Win in the Midterms

White House proclaims November to be National Veterans and Military Families Month

President Trump has proclaimed November 2018 to be National Veterans and Military Families Month.

By |2018-11-03T08:27:58-04:00November 3rd, 2018|In The News|Comments Off on White House proclaims November to be National Veterans and Military Families Month

Fewer veterans were homeless in 2018, after a worrisome rise last year

The number of homeless veterans decreased by about 5 percent this year according to new estimates from federal researchers, an encouraging turnaround after disappointing results the year before.

By |2018-11-03T08:02:37-04:00November 3rd, 2018|In The News|Comments Off on Fewer veterans were homeless in 2018, after a worrisome rise last year

Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Dorchester damaged by vandal

The Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Dorchester was vandalized this week, and State Police are searching for those responsible for the defacement, which left the stone memorial damaged and an American flag cut in half.

By |2018-10-27T08:57:21-04:00October 29th, 2018|In The News|Comments Off on Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Dorchester damaged by vandal

Democrats Recruit Veterans as Candidates in Bid to Retake the House

Democrats have seized on a campaign strategy that they believe combines the best of patriotism with progressive bona fides: enlisting military veterans to run for Congress in the midterms Nov. 6.

By |2018-10-27T09:03:13-04:00October 28th, 2018|In The News|Comments Off on Democrats Recruit Veterans as Candidates in Bid to Retake the House
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