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Veterans Affairs told it should stop posting disciplinary actions on its website

In today’s Federal Newscast, an arbitrator finds the Veterans Affairs Department should take down a public record of employee firings and other punishments…

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My immersion in Rolling Thunder 2019

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House VA committee worried agency failing to curb sexual harassment at facilities

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VA IG: Decentralization to blame for housing stipend, IT shortfalls

Veterans Affairs

Tea for you and a taste of Valor

Federal social worker mends lives, one veteran at a time

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Trillions spent, trillions more projected to fund War on Terror

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Veteran medical care not always the best, one attorney notes

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Some young veterans need more from government

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Honor guards from the US Air Force carry the creamated remains of veterans found at Cantrel Funeral home during a full military ceremony at the Great Lakes National Cemetery in Holly on Monday, Nov 12, 2018. About 20 Patriot Guard Riders lined the walk with flags for the ceremony. (Dale G.Young /Detroit News via AP)

IT problems cause delay in veterans receiving GI Bill benefits

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100 years later, national WWI memorial project makes progress

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Retired Marine, double amputee runs 800 miles in a month

Federal News Radio’s Scott Maucione spoke with Retired Marine Corps Sgt. Rob Jones during the Modern Day Marine Military Expo in Quantico, Virginia.

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Former VA worker convicted of defrauding disabled veteran

In today’s Federal Newscast, a Veterans Affairs field examiner was hoping to steal nearly $700,000 from a disabled veteran.

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VA urged to stem vet suicides by streamlining the hiring of more mental health workers

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The Veteran Affairs Department has been told it can help stem the rise in veteran suicides by speeding the hiring process for mental health workers.

Veterans Affairs told it should stop posting disciplinary actions on its website

My immersion in Rolling Thunder 2019

House VA committee worried agency failing to curb sexual harassment at facilities

VA IG: Decentralization to blame for housing stipend, IT shortfalls

Tea for you and a taste of Valor

Federal social worker mends lives, one veteran at a time

Trillions spent, trillions more projected to fund War on Terror

Veteran medical care not always the best, one attorney notes

Some young veterans need more from government

IT problems cause delay in veterans receiving GI Bill benefits

100 years later, national WWI memorial project makes progress

Retired Marine, double amputee runs 800 miles in a month

Former VA worker convicted of defrauding disabled veteran

VA urged to stem vet suicides by streamlining the hiring of more mental health workers

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