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He was defending a trip he took to wimbledon which the inspector general, hes one of many cabinet members here, who is doing some unauthorized and expensive flights. But he also says that he was actually being railroaded by other members of this administration who had strong disagreements with him on the privatization of some medical services at the va. This is how he explained it this morning to npr. As you said, there are Many Political appointees in the va that believe that we are moving in t...

The VFW began with a mission to serve veterans and their families for nearly 125 years. A large part of their commitment is to remember those who didn’t retu

In the quest for the radical transformation of America, the Left has robbed our children of the innocence of childhood and the maturity of adulthood, paving the way to perpetual serfdom. There are signs, however, that they have exceeded the political and cultural speed limit, and that there is brewing a rebellion for freedom. Sandy […]

Staffed by a nurse or nurse practitioner and clinical social worker, the new Minneapolis VA Mobile Medical Unit -- or MMU, for short -- will be stationed on Tuesdays outside the Catholic Charities Opportunity Center in St Paul.

After serving stateside during the Vietnam War, Sidney Patterson found himself sleeping in cars, abandoned buildings and other sites he wasn’t proud to call home. Homeless off and on for 14 years, he finally found stability in 1990 with the help of a church and the Minneapolis Veterans Affairs Medical Center, which instructed him as to the kinds of VA services he would qualify for, from ...

The United States Department of Veterans Affairs recently adopted a new rule that could dramatically impact New Mexico’s approximately 150,000 veterans, many of whom reside in rural areas, from receiving

Let us not forget the value of honoring our veterans, whose sacrifices should never be underestimated.

Let us not forget the value of honoring our veterans, whose sacrifices should never be underestimated.

Representative Bergman in a recent constituent newsletter, May 23, 2023, writes that “Americans make those tough decisions in their personal lives everyday”

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