Veterans Employment Holds Steady as Experts Warn of Coming Downturn
Experts expect the epidemic to have a strong effect on the numbers in coming months.
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Vote for this Year's Top Rookie Veteran Trucker, and Maybe Be One Yourself
The winner gets a new tricked-out rig, perfect for a supertrucker.
Employers Can Stereotype Veterans as Lacking Social-Emotional Skills, Report Finds
Americans overwhelmingly support and respect veterans, but employers and managers can often typecast them.
Base Jobs Program Gets $7.5 Million Grant from Former Starbucks CEO’s Foundation
Howard Schultz, now considering a run for president, is a longtime donor to military and veterans’ causes.
From Battlefield to Business: Veterans Follow Their Career Dreams
Awarding government contracts to small businesses -- many of them veteran owned -- helps to maintain a healthy economy.
With Economy in Upswing, Employers Now Fighting to Hire Skilled Veterans
"A lot of the large companies that have needed this talent all along, now realize the asset of hiring from the military."
Alaska Law Gives Vets Hiring Preference for Private-Sector Jobs
Alaska is currently home to the highest number of veterans per capita in the nation.
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COLA Increase for Veterans Benefits Passes House
The House passed a bill on cost-of-living increases in veterans benefits for 2021.
National World War II Memorial Vandalized
According to the National Park Service, several memorials across Washington, D.C., were vandalized.
Guard Soldier Killed in Shootout While Assisting Fellow Law Enforcement Officers
A National Guard soldier serving as a Grand Forks, North Dakota, police officer was killed in a gunfight.
Army Vet Lawmaker: Invoke Insurrection Act, Deploy Active-Duty Troops to Riots
Tom Cotton said troops should "show no quarter" in putting down violent protests.
Minnesota Guard Carrying Guns and Ammo in Response to 'Credible Threat,' General Says
The FBI is reporting the threat, the Minnesota Guard adjutant general said.