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Biden splits frozen Afghan funds for 9/11 victims, relief
The lack of funding has led to increased poverty, and aid groups have warned of a looming humanitarian catastrophe.
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Veteran gets prison for punching police during Capitol riot
Mark Leffingwell served in the Marines before joining the Army National Guard.
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Free tuition for military students part of push to help minority vets, families
Fayetteville State University will start providing free tuition to all military-connected students this fall.
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FTC bites burger chain for making false promises to vets, others
The FTC accuses Burgerim of deliberately misrepresented the risks and costs associated with opening one of its franchises.
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Bigger bonuses, more child care aid for VA employees under new workforce plan
VA Secretary Denis McDonough outlined the changes in a department-wide speech on Wednesday.
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Here’s how to evaluate your 2022 GI Bill benefits
It’s essential to investigate what benefits you’re entitled to, the current 2022 benefit limits, and which schools are VA approved — and provide funding additional to your benefits.
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Want to use both Post-9/11 and Montgomery GI Bill benefits? Hurry up and wait.
An ongoing court could affect education benefits for nearly 2 million veterans.
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Fewer veterans were in homeless shelters last year. Was COVID the reason?
Federal officials saw a 10 percent decrease in sheltered homeless veterans in January 2021.
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Updating your military resume could help you land a private sector job
Many recruiters and hiring managers are unfamiliar with how military experiences offer preparation for private-sector jobs.
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White House pushing to get more veterans into the trucking industry
Officials met with veterans groups last week to tout job training programs to put veterans behind the wheel for moving freight.
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Biden splits frozen Afghan funds for 9/11 victims, relief
The lack of funding has led to increased poverty, and aid groups have warned of a looming humanitarian catastrophe.
-
Veteran gets prison for punching police during Capitol riot
Mark Leffingwell served in the Marines before joining the Army National Guard.
-
Free tuition for military students part of push to help minority vets, families
Fayetteville State University will start providing free tuition to all military-connected students this fall.
-
FTC bites burger chain for making false promises to vets, others
The FTC accuses Burgerim of deliberately misrepresented the risks and costs associated with opening one of its franchises.
-
Bigger bonuses, more child care aid for VA employees under new workforce plan
VA Secretary Denis McDonough outlined the changes in a department-wide speech on Wednesday.
-
Here’s how to evaluate your 2022 GI Bill benefits
It’s essential to investigate what benefits you’re entitled to, the current 2022 benefit limits, and which schools are VA approved — and provide funding additional to your benefits.
-
Want to use both Post-9/11 and Montgomery GI Bill benefits? Hurry up and wait.
An ongoing court could affect education benefits for nearly 2 million veterans.
-
Fewer veterans were in homeless shelters last year. Was COVID the reason?
Federal officials saw a 10 percent decrease in sheltered homeless veterans in January 2021.
-
Updating your military resume could help you land a private sector job
Many recruiters and hiring managers are unfamiliar with how military experiences offer preparation for private-sector jobs.
-
White House pushing to get more veterans into the trucking industry
Officials met with veterans groups last week to tout job training programs to put veterans behind the wheel for moving freight.
-
Biden splits frozen Afghan funds for 9/11 victims, relief
The lack of funding has led to increased poverty, and aid groups have warned of a looming humanitarian catastrophe.
-
Veteran gets prison for punching police during Capitol riot
Mark Leffingwell served in the Marines before joining the Army National Guard.
-
Free tuition for military students part of push to help minority vets, families
Fayetteville State University will start providing free tuition to all military-connected students this fall.
-
FTC bites burger chain for making false promises to vets, others
The FTC accuses Burgerim of deliberately misrepresented the risks and costs associated with opening one of its franchises.
-
Bigger bonuses, more child care aid for VA employees under new workforce plan
VA Secretary Denis McDonough outlined the changes in a department-wide speech on Wednesday.
-
Here’s how to evaluate your 2022 GI Bill benefits
It’s essential to investigate what benefits you’re entitled to, the current 2022 benefit limits, and which schools are VA approved — and provide funding additional to your benefits.
-
Want to use both Post-9/11 and Montgomery GI Bill benefits? Hurry up and wait.
An ongoing court could affect education benefits for nearly 2 million veterans.
-
Fewer veterans were in homeless shelters last year. Was COVID the reason?
Federal officials saw a 10 percent decrease in sheltered homeless veterans in January 2021.
-
Updating your military resume could help you land a private sector job
Many recruiters and hiring managers are unfamiliar with how military experiences offer preparation for private-sector jobs.
-
White House pushing to get more veterans into the trucking industry
Officials met with veterans groups last week to tout job training programs to put veterans behind the wheel for moving freight.
