ALEXANDRIA, Va. — A northern Virginia businessman who was awarded $38 million in federal contracts to provide high-quality masks during the coronavirus pandemic that he never possessed pleaded guilty Wednesday to fraud and making false statements.
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TAMPA, Fla. — A virtual event taking place Wednesday helps connect active-duty military personnel, honorably discharged veterans and their...
Veterans Affairs Secretary Denis McDonough on Tuesday promised an “urgent” review of new rules regarding presumptive benefits status for...
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(The Center Square) – Nebraska's Gov. Pete Ricketts wants to exempt military retirement benefits from the state income tax...
House lawmakers expect to approve the latest coronavirus relief bill by the end of this week, with a goal...
DENVER (KDVR) — Lawmakers’ first full week back in session is officially in the books. Before they left for the...
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