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Pittsburgh Tribune-Review – The incident triggered the VA’s second-largest breach of protected data nationwide in three years, potentially compromising data for about one in 10 [...]

Great Falls Tribune – A University of Montana graduate student and his wife are taking on the Veterans Administration… Their mission is to force the VA to diagnose, treat and properly [...]

Richmond Times Dispatch – William Haneke signed up for the Army in 1961 and, back then, the deal seemed clear: Haneke would risk his life and health for the nation, and the nation would [...]

Memphis Daily News –  “We have a great relationship with the local VA, and we had some unused space, so it was not a problem to add the additional beds,” said Allen, who has worked with the [...]

Military.com – Four days into a federal government shutdown that has suspended or curtailed services to hundreds of thousands of veterans, the Department of Veterans Affairs still cannot [...]

The Hill.com – The House on Thursday passed legislation that would fund the National Guard and military reserve programs. Members passed H.R. 3230, the Pay Our Guard and Reserve Act, in a [...]

Glendale Star – The Arizona Department of Veterans’ Services (ADVS) remains open to serve Arizona’s veterans during the federal government shutdown. “Although the federal shutdown [...]

The Star Journal – The Department of Veterans Affairs has launched an awareness campaign and a new website, to let Veterans know what the Affordable Care Act means for them and their [...]

Army Times –  About 5 million veterans may not receive benefits “they earned and rely on” on Nov. 1 because of the partial government shutdown, the Senate Budget Committee chairman warned [...]

Stars and Stripes – Uncertainty over who gets paid, and when, continues to weigh on the minds of some Defense Department workers as officials in Washington mull over a new law that [...]