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WASHINGTON — Members of Congress spent the past 12 months ensuring that this session would be one for the history books.

The 5th National Representative Congress of the Vietnam Association of Victims of Agent Orange/Dioxin for the term 2023-2028 witnessed the active participation of over 300 delegates and representatives, collectively representing the interests of more than 400,000 members nationwide.

Senior Lieutenant General Nguyễn Văn Rinh, President of the Việt Nam Association for Victims of Agent Orange/Dioxin (VAAV), discusses with the media the association’s activities in the past term and outlines its plans for the upcoming term.

Adam Aron has written an ambitious book, one he intends to be the book on the subject of the climate crisis; and he has succeeded in many ways, especially for

A peer support specialist for a mental health facility knows exactly what it’s like to be a veteran struggling with substance use disorder.

Vietnam embarked on economic reforms in 1986. The results have been spectacular

People who once endured grueling military training, sacrificed time with friends and family, traveled the world and sometimes fought in combat eventually face the trials of later years. The transition

WASHINGTON — Members of Congress spent the past 12 months ensuring that this session would be one for the history books. It was punctuated with the first removal of a House speaker, the first interim ...

Members of Congress spent the past 12 months ensuring that this session would be one for the history books.

Rep. Patrick McHenry is the only lawmaker from North Carolina to have a bill he sponsored become law this year in Congress, and he announced he won’t seek another term.