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VA patient deaths rise, active coronavirus cases fall as department eyes return to normal operations
More than 1,000 VA patients have died from the virus since early March.
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US extends heightened border enforcement during coronavirus
Customs and Border Protection has been sending Mexican and Central American migrants they encounter along the southwestern border back to Mexico in about two hours.
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‘More productive than ever’: Agency IT officials see benefits from telework
Increased productivity raises questions about the future of work for federal employees.
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Some VA hospitals reopening today for non-coronavirus care amid pandemic downturn
Twenty medical centers will serve as lead sites for broader efforts to reopen the entire VA system.
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Deaths from coronavirus top 1,000 among Veterans Affairs patients
But the number of active cases of the virus among patients has steadily declined since the start of May.
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VA researching prostate cancer drug as potential coronavirus cure
A full trial of the drug degarelix is expected to take at least four months.
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Changes to VA benefits operations forced by coronavirus could outlast the pandemic
Telephone town halls, some employee remote work will likely continue even when the virus restrictions lift.
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VA hiring jumps amid coronavirus crisis, but department opposes hazard pay for front-line staff
More than 1,300 staffers have contracted the fast-spreading virus since early March.
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White House orders fed retiree fund to ban Chinese investments
The White House has given the board overseeing the Thrift Savings Plan until Wednesday to comply with the president’s directive.
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Challenges remain 2 years after VA’s expansion of caregiver program
The CEO of the Elizabeth Dole Foundation says it has been awaiting new regulations on how the VA plans to expand caregiver benefits to the approximately 4.4 million Americans caring for veterans who served before Sept. 11, 2001.
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VA patient deaths rise, active coronavirus cases fall as department eyes return to normal operations
More than 1,000 VA patients have died from the virus since early March.
-
US extends heightened border enforcement during coronavirus
Customs and Border Protection has been sending Mexican and Central American migrants they encounter along the southwestern border back to Mexico in about two hours.
-
‘More productive than ever’: Agency IT officials see benefits from telework
Increased productivity raises questions about the future of work for federal employees.
-
Some VA hospitals reopening today for non-coronavirus care amid pandemic downturn
Twenty medical centers will serve as lead sites for broader efforts to reopen the entire VA system.
-
Deaths from coronavirus top 1,000 among Veterans Affairs patients
But the number of active cases of the virus among patients has steadily declined since the start of May.
-
VA researching prostate cancer drug as potential coronavirus cure
A full trial of the drug degarelix is expected to take at least four months.
-
Changes to VA benefits operations forced by coronavirus could outlast the pandemic
Telephone town halls, some employee remote work will likely continue even when the virus restrictions lift.
-
VA hiring jumps amid coronavirus crisis, but department opposes hazard pay for front-line staff
More than 1,300 staffers have contracted the fast-spreading virus since early March.
-
White House orders fed retiree fund to ban Chinese investments
The White House has given the board overseeing the Thrift Savings Plan until Wednesday to comply with the president’s directive.
-
Challenges remain 2 years after VA’s expansion of caregiver program
The CEO of the Elizabeth Dole Foundation says it has been awaiting new regulations on how the VA plans to expand caregiver benefits to the approximately 4.4 million Americans caring for veterans who served before Sept. 11, 2001.
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VA patient deaths rise, active coronavirus cases fall as department eyes return to normal operations
More than 1,000 VA patients have died from the virus since early March.
-
US extends heightened border enforcement during coronavirus
Customs and Border Protection has been sending Mexican and Central American migrants they encounter along the southwestern border back to Mexico in about two hours.
-
‘More productive than ever’: Agency IT officials see benefits from telework
Increased productivity raises questions about the future of work for federal employees.
-
Some VA hospitals reopening today for non-coronavirus care amid pandemic downturn
Twenty medical centers will serve as lead sites for broader efforts to reopen the entire VA system.
-
Deaths from coronavirus top 1,000 among Veterans Affairs patients
But the number of active cases of the virus among patients has steadily declined since the start of May.
-
VA researching prostate cancer drug as potential coronavirus cure
A full trial of the drug degarelix is expected to take at least four months.
-
Changes to VA benefits operations forced by coronavirus could outlast the pandemic
Telephone town halls, some employee remote work will likely continue even when the virus restrictions lift.
-
VA hiring jumps amid coronavirus crisis, but department opposes hazard pay for front-line staff
More than 1,300 staffers have contracted the fast-spreading virus since early March.
-
White House orders fed retiree fund to ban Chinese investments
The White House has given the board overseeing the Thrift Savings Plan until Wednesday to comply with the president’s directive.
-
Challenges remain 2 years after VA’s expansion of caregiver program
The CEO of the Elizabeth Dole Foundation says it has been awaiting new regulations on how the VA plans to expand caregiver benefits to the approximately 4.4 million Americans caring for veterans who served before Sept. 11, 2001.
