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Did military hide the real mission of the Niger ambush from Congress?
U.S. senators are questioning whether the military hid from Congress its true mission in a Niger ambush last October that ended in the deaths of four American Green Berets.
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Injured feds are at higher risk of opioid addiction
Federal regulations allow injured government employees to be prescribed opioids for far longer than their state and private-sector counterparts.
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Lawmakers advance VA health care overhaul, medical marijuana research for vets
The flurry of legislative activity comes as the Department of Veterans Affairs’ leadership and reform goals remain unsettled.
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NDAA Watch: 7 things to track in this week’s defense policy bill debate
Here are seven potential fights to watch in the latest version of the $717 billion fiscal 2019 National Defense Authorization Act.
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Congressman wants answers on extremist activity in the military
The move comes after reports of several current and former troops taking part in white nationalist activities.
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This week in Congress: HASC tackles the FY19NDAA
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of May 7.
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Lawmakers revive massive VA reform plan, hope for quick passage
The measure includes new rules for vets seeking care outside VA, expansion of VA caregiver benefits and base-closing-style review of VA facilities.
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McCain book: US should consider cyberattack to punish Putin
In his book, set to launch later this month, Sen. John McCain says it’s time for America to go on the offensive in the information war with Russia.
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Rep. Ruppersberger’s 7 steps for better cyber oversight
The recommendations include evaluating the current cybersecurity structure within the Department of Homeland Security, as well as a cyber-specific budget hearing for FY19.
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Did military hide the real mission of the Niger ambush from Congress?
U.S. senators are questioning whether the military hid from Congress its true mission in a Niger ambush last October that ended in the deaths of four American Green Berets.
-
Injured feds are at higher risk of opioid addiction
Federal regulations allow injured government employees to be prescribed opioids for far longer than their state and private-sector counterparts.
-
Lawmakers advance VA health care overhaul, medical marijuana research for vets
The flurry of legislative activity comes as the Department of Veterans Affairs’ leadership and reform goals remain unsettled.
-
NDAA Watch: 7 things to track in this week’s defense policy bill debate
Here are seven potential fights to watch in the latest version of the $717 billion fiscal 2019 National Defense Authorization Act.
-
Congressman wants answers on extremist activity in the military
The move comes after reports of several current and former troops taking part in white nationalist activities.
-
This week in Congress: HASC tackles the FY19NDAA
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of May 7.
-
Lawmakers revive massive VA reform plan, hope for quick passage
The measure includes new rules for vets seeking care outside VA, expansion of VA caregiver benefits and base-closing-style review of VA facilities.
-
McCain book: US should consider cyberattack to punish Putin
In his book, set to launch later this month, Sen. John McCain says it’s time for America to go on the offensive in the information war with Russia.
-
Rep. Ruppersberger’s 7 steps for better cyber oversight
The recommendations include evaluating the current cybersecurity structure within the Department of Homeland Security, as well as a cyber-specific budget hearing for FY19.
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Did military hide the real mission of the Niger ambush from Congress?
U.S. senators are questioning whether the military hid from Congress its true mission in a Niger ambush last October that ended in the deaths of four American Green Berets.
-
Injured feds are at higher risk of opioid addiction
Federal regulations allow injured government employees to be prescribed opioids for far longer than their state and private-sector counterparts.
-
Lawmakers advance VA health care overhaul, medical marijuana research for vets
The flurry of legislative activity comes as the Department of Veterans Affairs’ leadership and reform goals remain unsettled.
-
NDAA Watch: 7 things to track in this week’s defense policy bill debate
Here are seven potential fights to watch in the latest version of the $717 billion fiscal 2019 National Defense Authorization Act.
-
Congressman wants answers on extremist activity in the military
The move comes after reports of several current and former troops taking part in white nationalist activities.
-
This week in Congress: HASC tackles the FY19NDAA
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of May 7.
-
Lawmakers revive massive VA reform plan, hope for quick passage
The measure includes new rules for vets seeking care outside VA, expansion of VA caregiver benefits and base-closing-style review of VA facilities.
-
McCain book: US should consider cyberattack to punish Putin
In his book, set to launch later this month, Sen. John McCain says it’s time for America to go on the offensive in the information war with Russia.
-
Rep. Ruppersberger’s 7 steps for better cyber oversight
The recommendations include evaluating the current cybersecurity structure within the Department of Homeland Security, as well as a cyber-specific budget hearing for FY19.
