Federal Newscast
Veterans may have more chances for benefits, but it means more opportunities for scammers unfortunately
In today's Federal Newscast, veterans lost more than $350 million to fraud schemes last year.
Defense
Military transition programs focus on education rather than employment
Federal Newscast
Too many CRs will have catastrophic effects on DoD, Air Force official says
Defense News
Military to civilian transition classes falling behind requirements
Veterans Affairs
Memorial Day look at the undercounted veterans who die by suicide from the battlefield
Defense
More than ever, military members and their families need a dose of financial literacy education
Federal Newscast
Veterans Affairs told it should stop posting disciplinary actions on its website
Tom Temin
Tom Temin Commentary
My immersion in Rolling Thunder 2019
Federal Newscast
House VA committee worried agency failing to curb sexual harassment at facilities
Getty Images/Veterans Affairs/Alex Wong
Veterans Affairs
VA IG: Decentralization to blame for housing stipend, IT shortfalls
All News
Tea for you and a taste of Valor
Women of Washington
Federal social worker mends lives, one veteran at a time
Federal Drive
Trillions spent, trillions more projected to fund War on Terror
Federal Drive
Veteran medical care not always the best, one attorney notes
Commentary
Some young veterans need more from government
Federal Newscast
IT problems cause delay in veterans receiving GI Bill benefits
Linkedin
Federal Drive
100 years later, national WWI memorial project makes progress
Lauren Larson/Federal News Radio
Federal Drive
Retired Marine, double amputee runs 800 miles in a month
Federal Newscast
Former VA worker convicted of defrauding disabled veteran
Federal Newscast
VA urged to stem vet suicides by streamlining the hiring of more mental health workers
Tom Temin Commentary
Memorial Day on two wheels
Twitter
Federal Drive
Veterans groups partner to place former service members in project management roles
