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Bipartisan Bill Seeks to Expand Eligibility for Cheaper Military Health Care to Early-Retiring Guardsmen and Reservists
A bipartisan bill introduced May 18 would make National Guardsmen and reservists who retire before age 60 eligible for low-cost military health care plans.
Academics
Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin Named VMI Commencement Speaker Amid Stress and Controversy at the Military School
Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin will be the speaker at Virginia Military Institute’s commencement, amid stress, controversy, and the public eye on the military school.
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Former Virginia Gov. Doug Wilder Calls for Firing of Current Governor's Chief Diversity Officer
Former Virginia Gov. Doug Wilder is calling on Gov. Glenn Youngkin to fire Chief Diversity Officer Martin D. Brown, after Brown made comments at a VMI event recently about DEI being “dead."
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Biden Expected to Nominate Gen. C.Q. Brown as Joint Chiefs Chair
President Joe Biden is expected to nominate Gen. C.Q. Brown to be the next Joint Chiefs chair.
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Georgia Gov. Brian P. Kemp Signs Three Bills into Law to Aid and Recognize Veterans
Georgia Gov. Brian P. Kemp has signed three bills into law meant to better aid and recognize veterans.
Policy
Women in Military Combat Roles Provide Valuable Service and Unique Perspectives to Armed Forces
Despite having to face hardships, women in combat roles may provide unique merits to the Armed Forces.
Academics
Montana Senator's Office to Help Inform Those Interested in Applying to Service Academies
The office of U.S. Sen. Jon Tester (D-Montana) will be helping inform those interested in joining a military service academy about the nomination and application process.
Policy
Sen. Kirsten E. Gillibrand to Support Bill to Ease Access to SNAP Food Benefits for Military Families
Sen. Kirsten E. Gillibrand is supporting a bill that would change the rules for SNAP food benefits, making them easier to access for military families.
Policy
Republican Sen. Chuck Grassley Declares Intent to Block White House's VA Under Secretary of Benefits Nominee
Sen. Chuck Grassley announced that he plans to block the White House’s nomination for VA's Under Secretary of Benefits, Joshua Jacobs, citing unresolved concerns about the department.
Veterans
VA Responds to Investigation into Systemic Racial Discrimination
An NBC investigation into alleged systemic discrimination against Black veterans going back to the 1940s has prompted a response from the VA.
Veterans
Department of Labor Announces $25 Million Available to Combat Veteran Homelessness
The U.S. Department of Labor has announced $25 million in funding for organizations providing training and employment services to address veteran homelessness.
Policy
Idaho State Senate Passes Legislation to Give Unemployment Benefits to Spouses of Transferred Military Servicemembers and Domestic Violence Victims
The Idaho state Senate has passed 29-6 a bill giving unemployment benefits to victims of domestic violence and spouses of transferred military members.
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