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Congress passes sweeping end-of-year veterans bill

Congress passes sweeping end-of-year veterans bill
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Montana VA slated to receive first does of COVID-19 vaccine for veterans, Tester announces

Montana VA slated to receive first does of COVID-19 vaccine for veterans, Tester announces
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VA releases order of veterans, staff to be vaccinated

By NIKKI WENTLING | STARS AND STRIPES Published: December 15, 2020 WASHINGTON The Department of Veterans Affairs released a final plan Tuesday detailing the order in which veterans and staff will receive coronavirus vaccines as doses become more widely available. The VA is undertaking a plan to distribute vaccines to more than 418,000 employees and 10 million enrolled patients a task one VA official called a “Herculean effort.” The department received 73,000 doses of the Pfizer vaccine this week and vaccinated its first patient Monday a 96-year-old World War II veteran living in the department’s long-term community living center in Massachusetts. Residents and staff of those community living centers, as well as VA spinal cord injury centers, will be the first to be vaccinated. There are about 17,500 veterans living in those centers across the country.

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Biden Cabinet rollouts hit bumps in the road

POLITICO It has been far from the quiet and carefully planned process many expected at the start. President-elect Joe Biden, right, listens to Rep. Marcia Fudge (D-Ohio), left, his choice to be housing and urban development secretary, at The Queen theater in Wilmington, Del., Dec. 11, 2020. | AP Photo/Susan Walsh Link Copied President-elect Joe Biden’s decision to nominate a recently retired military general as Defense secretary blindsided the lawmakers who will have to pass a waiver to allow for his confirmation. His choice of a former White House chief of staff as secretary of Veterans Affairs rankled war veterans who expected one of their own to lead the agency. Neera Tanden, Biden’s pick for OMB director, hacked off allies of Bernie Sanders.

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VA watchdog told prosecutors his probe of secretary found possible criminal conduct

Watchdog says Veterans Affairs secretary openly questioned credibility of House aide who reported sexual assault at hospital Author: Lisa Rein, Spencer S. Hsu, The Washington Post Updated: December 10, 2020 Published December 9, 2020 Share on Facebook Print article WASHINGTON - Veterans Affairs Secretary Robert Wilkie and his senior leaders openly questioned the credibility of a House aide who reported a sexual assault at the agency’s flagship hospital in the District of Columbia, denigrating her and ascribing political motives to her claim, a report released Thursday found. The tone Wilkie set with his senior staff and with reporters influenced the investigation into the veteran’s claim - and led to the agency’s failure to improve an inhospitable environment for women at the D.C. Medical Center, Inspector General Michael Missal found.

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