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Latest NewsStephen Walker2023-12-24T15:03:06-05:00
  • Go plant-based this summer

    Go plant-based this summer

    Learn how to go plant-based at your next BBQ with the health benefits of tempeh.

  • Hiring Veterans: Jobs of the week for July 6, 2026

    Hiring Veterans: Jobs of the week for July 6, 2026

    This jobs of the week post includes listings for the week of July 6, 2026. We will continue to post relevant listings as we receive them.

  • Care without limits: How VA telehealth is reaching Veterans where they are

    Care without limits: How VA telehealth is reaching Veterans where they are

    Growing Veteran satisfaction with and use of telehealth reflects VA’s continued commitment to providing high-quality care.

  • A Veteran’s second chance: Lifesaving heart care

    A Veteran’s second chance: Lifesaving heart care

    Coordinated VA heart care and the CARDIO VET network provided lifesaving treatment for an Army Veteran after a critical arterial blockage was discovered.

  • Tuskegee’s librarian: Dr. Sara Delaney brought healing through books

    Tuskegee’s librarian: Dr. Sara Delaney brought healing through books

    Tuskegee’s pioneering librarian Dr. Sara Delaney used books and community programs to bring healing, purpose and empowerment to hospitalized Veterans.

  • Service that sparked a lifelong passion for WWII Veteran

    Service that sparked a lifelong passion for WWII Veteran

    At 101, WWII Navy Veteran Levern Owens reflects on the Pacific, his service at sea, and a lifetime of feeding sailors and his community.

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  • A person wearing a button-up shirt looks through a binder of newspaper clippings and photos while standing beside a bookshelf filled with books and small figurines. Another photo shows the same binder open to an old newspaper article titled “Incredible Tales of an Off-Beat Homicide Cop,” with a hand pointing to the page. The images highlight preserved memories and documents that reflect a lifetime of work and care.

    VA community residential care brings Veteran peace of mind

    Eastern Oklahoma VA Health Care System’s Community Residential Care program is helping a Veteran stay connected to the VA care he needs as he ages.

  • July 2, 2026

    How to stay safe and healthy during extreme heat

  • July 2, 2026

    Themed career fair: May the Fourth Be with You—and with every Veteran

  • July 1, 2026

    Veteran with Multiple Sclerosis finds new motivation at VA Wheelchair Games

  • July 1, 2026

    VA’s 3D‑printed bowling stick restoring independence for Veteran athletes

  • June 30, 2026

    A guide to help Veterans manage stressors that increase suicide risk

  • June 30, 2026

    VA Primary Care adds virtual reality to Veterans’ Mental Health Toolkit

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  • Man waits for flight at airport gate. Leave your shoes and belt on. Beat the TSA lines at the airport. Veterans may qualify for TSA PreCheck at no cost.

    Veterans may be eligible for TSA PreCheck at no cost

    Leave your shoes and belt on and beat the TSA lines at the airport. Veterans may qualify for TSA PreCheck at no cost.

  • May 6, 2026

    VR&E: Improving development and delivery of individualized rehabilitation plans

  • May 6, 2026

    Easier access to commercial driver’s license training for Veterans

  • April 28, 2026

    You can use your VA benefits to land a career in the skilled trades

  • April 27, 2026

    VA helps Veteran recover from Maui wildfire

  • April 23, 2026

    Scams targeting surviving family members

  • April 23, 2026

    Supporting military children during a permanent change of station

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Last updated December 24, 2023

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