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Sen. Jon Tester,
D-Mont., chairman of the Senate Veterans’ Affairs Committee, introduced
the Building Solutions for Veterans Experiencing Homelessness Act of 2021
this week. The committee discussed the measure during a hearing
Wednesday.
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The
new legislation would remove the decision to prosecute serious
crimes in the military from the chain of command. Instead, the
decision would fall to trained, independent military prosecutors.
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Department
of Veterans Affairs Secretary Denis McDonough delivered an opening
address Monday for the annual meeting of National Coalition for
Homeless Veterans.
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The
jury determined the Minnesota-based company failed to provide
warnings about their product, though the earplug was not defective,
according to court documents from the trial held in Pensacola, Fla.
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The
Department of Veterans Affairs is moving to provide
gender-confirmation surgery through its health care coverage,
reversing a 2013 ban, VA Secretary Denis McDonough announced
Saturday.
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While
he was never paid for his $38.5 million in contracts with VA and
the Federal Emergency Management Agency, Air Force veteran Robert
Stewart Jr. wasted critical time and gave officials a false sense
of hope that more than 6 million masks were on the way.
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U.S.
first lady Jill Biden told members of a British group that uses
surfing as therapy that she once owned a surfboard and it was "white
with a big butterfly" on it.
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Lyle
Reab's remains were interred in the family plot — relocated from an
unknown soldier grave in Ardennes American Cemetery at Neupré,
Belgium — and placed alongside those of his parents, Willis Harry
and Daisy, in the cemetery.
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Major
Ed Pulido teamed with PGA Tour Champions star Daly to launch the
John Daly-Major Ed Heart of a Lion Foundation last October. Pulido
said their fundraising events brought in $260,000 in the first
three months and they’re on track to total $1 million in the
inaugural year.
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People
typically go to court to be judged for the wrongs they’ve committed
against society, not to be praised for being superstars. But when a
former drug addict and thief uses the programs and resources
available to change her old ways and start anew, a court proceeding
turns into a celebration.
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After
graduating from Westinghouse High School in 1940, Capone enlisted
in the Army, where he served on the Western Front, from January
1943 through December 1945, as an infantryman in Company E, 415th
Regiment, 104th Infantry Division, also called the Timberwolf
Division.
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