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Prolonged shutdown hits pain points for some veterans, VA employees

(The Center Square) – Nearly 37,000 Department of Veterans Affairs employees have been furloughed or are working without pay as the prolonged government shutdown continues and some VA services go dark. ...
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McCormick talks veterans, shutdown in Pennsylvania

(The Center Square) - While visiting Harrisburg on Monday, U.S. Sen. Dave McCormick took questions on several issues, including the federal shutdown and its impact on Pennsylvanians. McCormick was ...
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McCormick tours new treatment facility for veterans

(The Center Square) - U.S. Senator Dave McCormick visited Aurelius Brain Health and Human Performance at Harrisburg University Monday. The lawmaker hoped to learn about advancements in treatment for ...
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Day 24 of government shutdown means no paychecks for thousands of Washingtonians

(The Center Square) – Friday marks Day 24 of the federal government shutdown and the first missed paycheck for thousands of federal employees in Washington state. “Through Oct. 23rd, ...
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Deluzio brings the fight to Perry’s district over veteran jabs

(The Center Square) - As the partisan rift continues to deepen in Congress, so too are tensions mounting between representatives from Pennsylvania. Democratic Congressman Chris Deluzio headed to Cumberland ...
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Texas state senator, 9/11 survivor, nominated for assistant secretary of Defense

(The Center Square) – Retiring Texas state Sen, Brian Birdwell, R-Granbury, has been nominated by President Donald Trump to be the next assistant secretary of Defense. His name was ...
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VA secretary pleads with Democrats to end the shutdown

(The Center Square) – As part of a visit to the Washington, D.C., veterans’ medical center Wednesday, Department of Veterans Affairs Secretary Doug Collins publicly urged Democrats in Congress to approve Republicans’ stopgap funding bill to reopen the government. ...
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Law designed to help veterans affected by nuclear testing

(The Center Square) - Nevada veterans are awaiting the final passage of S.2220, a landmark bill that would acknowledge those who served at the radioactive Nevada Test and Training Range. ...
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D-Day, Pearl Harbor Texans’ remains return home 80 years after being KIA

(The Center Square) – Two Texas heroes were buried more than 80 years after they were killed in action on two of the most consequential dates in World War II: Pearl Harbor and D-Day. ...
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Wisconsin lawmakers push to spend veterans housing funds

(The Center Square) – A pair of Wisconsin lawmakers have introduced a bill to create a $25 per diem payment to nonprofits or non-governmental entities that house homeless veterans. ...
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State senator points to failures as Illinois governor celebrates veterans home

(The Center Square) – Gov. J.B. Pritzker has announced the investment of nearly $300 million in taxpayer funds for a new veterans home in Quincy, but an Army veteran and state senator says the governor has mismanaged Veterans Affairs and other state agencies. ...
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Military pay raises for all, significant funding slated for Fort Bragg

(The Center Square) – Pivotal eastern North Carolina military installations in America’s defense infrastructure will be getting significant fiscal support in the National Defense Authorization Act once signed by second-term Republican President Donald Trump. ...
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