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Latest NewsStephen Walker2023-12-24T15:03:06-05:00
  • Turn your military experience into a civilian-ready resume

    Turn your military experience into a civilian-ready resume

    Turn military experience into a civilian-ready resume with Resume Engine, a free tool from Hiring Our Heroes featuring AI and expert support.

  • Veterans Day National Committee selects Regional Sites for 2026

    Veterans Day National Committee selects Regional Sites for 2026

    VA and the Veterans Day National Committee selected 48 Regional Sites in 24 states as official partners to hold VA-approved Veterans Day observances.

  • John Wasson’s tribute to the caregivers who never gave up on him

    John Wasson’s tribute to the caregivers who never gave up on him

    After receiving care at Grand Junction VA Medical Center, an Army Veteran wrote a song called “What You Do Matters” as a tribute to the staff who cared for him.

  • From uniform to unforgettable: Marine Corps Veteran Martin Martinez

    From uniform to unforgettable: Marine Corps Veteran Martin Martinez

    For some Veterans, service is a single chapter. For Martin Martinez, it's a family inheritance that never really ended, it just changed instruments.

  • Deepfake phishing: Don’t be fooled.

    Deepfake phishing: Don’t be fooled.

    Fake ads, flyers, videos and audio calls are tricking people every day, sometimes people just like you. Here's how to stay ahead against deepfake phishing.

  • VRCN partners build pathways from homelessness to stability

    VRCN partners build pathways from homelessness to stability

    Explore how VRCN partners help Veterans move from homelessness to stability through housing, support services and community connections.

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  • A person standing indoors against a plain wall, wearing a dark cap with visible U.S. Army text and a casual sweatshirt, pictured for a story about a song created as a tribute to the staff who cared for this individual.

    John Wasson’s tribute to the caregivers who never gave up on him

    After receiving care at Grand Junction VA Medical Center, an Army Veteran wrote a song called “What You Do Matters” as a tribute to the staff who cared for him.

  • October 14, 2026

    VA improves health information sharing with community providers

  • October 13, 2026

    Carrying the weight: Why caregiver well-being is part of suicide prevention

  • October 13, 2026

    With Federal EHR, VA steps forward to advance healthcare for Veterans

  • October 12, 2026

    Live Whole Health #338: Put a little Yin in your day!

  • October 12, 2026

    From dirt to dignity: How a nurse’s garden became a path to healing

  • October 11, 2026

    ‘A team that won’t let go’: Sheridan VA supports a Veteran’s recovery

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  • VA lowered the Native American Direct Loan interest rate to 2.47% as of Oct. 1, 2026, making homeownership on tribal lands more affordable for Veterans.

    Lower interest rates for Native American home loans

    VA lowered the Native American Direct Loan interest rate to 2.47% as of Oct. 1, 2026, making homeownership on tribal lands more affordable for Veterans.

  • September 29, 2026

    Ready to secure your loved ones’ tomorrow with VA’s life insurance programs?

  • September 25, 2026

    Fraud Alert: Watch out for phishing scams

  • September 15, 2026

    Veterans can use their VA-guaranteed home loan benefit more than once

  • September 11, 2026

    Education scams and fraud awareness

  • September 9, 2026

    Labor Department resources help Veterans build meaningful careers in America’s workforce

  • September 8, 2026

    Don’t let misleading advertising upend your homebuying experience

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Last updated December 24, 2023

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