Deborah Snyder shows little fatigue as she cheerfully greets volunteers at the Ritz-Carlton in Arlington, Va., on this windy morning. Last night she flew in from a celebrity golf fundraiser in Florida to oversee this
MINNEAPOLIS An internal audit has found that staff at the Veterans Affairs outpatient clinic in Rochester “felt pressure to manipulate” appointment data to hide delays in medical care. The audit by the VA’s Veterans Health
Tuesday, hundreds of people came together to celebrate the late U.S. Marine Gunnery Sgt. Dan Price. Killed in action exactly two years earlier, the 27-year-old Holland-area native was honored with a Silver Star Medal, the
Legislative action on free Texas university tuition and fees for veterans suddenly has taken a sharp turn. Members of the House celebrated Sunday after voting 139-0 to reject program changes adopted by the Senate on
In a rare show of unity, the Illinois General Assembly last month unanimously approved a bill to provide property tax relief to the states military veterans wounded in the line of duty. Now, Senate Bill
All service members have the right to be free from discrimination and harassment while serving their country. Discriminatory behavior has no place in our armed forces, and Congress has enacted several laws to protect
Veterans and their family members have access to a wide variety of benefits, from disability compensation to home financing, education assistance and health insurance. Applying for veterans benefits can be a daunting and time-consuming
A Vietnam veteran and his two mules are trekking across the country on a pilgrimage to his fathers grave. Charles Peters, from Owosso, Michigan, is traveling to Okemah, Oklahoma being powered only by two mules
Millions of veterans depend on VA disability compensation benefits after being injured during their service to this country. When a disability claim is denied, veterans can experience crushing disappointment, and anger at a system
The federal government knows that veterans make excellent federal employees. Accordingly, multiple agencies, coalitions, and resources have been developed to push veterans towards federal employment and help servicemembers capitalize on the skills and training learned
After a Pompano Beach man felt disrespected at a Lantana restaurant Saturday, he did what many people in 2014 would do. He posted it on Facebook.What happened next surprised him.Robert Thompsons post was shared more
By EMAUN KASHFI | ASSOCIATED PRESS | Jun 10, 2014 10:22 PM CDT in Health, Politics Ralph Bozella, right, chairman of the American Legion National Veterans Affairs & Rehabilitation Commission, speaks with a military veteran
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