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Massive veterans budget gap rips hole in appropriations process

The Department of Veterans Affairs is facing a $15 billion budget shortfall this fiscal year and next. Congressional Republicans are crying foul.

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2 more US soldiers from WWII get monument rosette after remains identified

On Wednesday, the American Battle Monuments Commission placed a rosette next to the name of Army Cpl. Robert A. Bartlett on the Wall of the Missing at Normandy American Cemetery in Colleville-sur-Mer.

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Veterans First: Athletes gear up for 2024 National Veterans Wheelchair Games

Army Veteran "Misfit" leads adaptive sports stars at the 2024 National Veterans Wheelchair Games.

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How would Project 2025 impact troops and veterans?

A political playbook for what the next Republican administration could look like suggests major changes for troops and veterans.

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Alaska veteran finally gets benefits — 78 years after he was discharged

He had a card from Veterans Affairs but he never realized he could use his status to access “free perks” such as health care.

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‘I believe in the cause’: NY concert organized by soldier shot at Fort Hood benefits wounded warriors

Ask Lt. Col Patrick Miller why he continues to organize and run a benefit concert for veterans and their families, and it goes back to when he was shot by a fellow soldier who went on a rampage at the former Fort Hood, Texas. After that experience in 2014, he pays more attention to the smaller things in life.

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