Air Force Times on MSN
Here’s how a government shutdown would affect VA services
Veterans' health care and benefits processing won't be affected, but other services would stop during a government shutdown.
The Department of Veterans Affairs estimates that 97% of its employees would continue work during a shutdown, but some ...
The Morning Journal on MSN
Honor Wreaths remember Lorain County military veterans
Honor Wreaths, a Lorain-based all-volunteer organization, is in its fourth year of honoring and remembering Lorain County ...
Despite the looming threat of a government shutdown, Wednesday's Triad Honor Flight is still on as scheduled, but not without ...
“A prolonged government shutdown would bring uncertainty for over 5 million California families receiving CalFresh benefits.
A government shutdown next week would likely be more severe than most. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at ...
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Government shutdown could trigger furloughs in Colorado Springs, close Rocky Mountain National Park
A looming government shutdown could leave tens of thousands of employees in Colorado Springs without a paycheck and close ...
It is the same discourse that the Clinton and Bush administrations used in 1994 and 2004 to invade and occupy Haiti. The ...
The Department of Veterans Affairs' National Cemetery Administration announced the grant of up to $1,537,769 in a press ...
US President Trump warns of a likely government shutdown, citing stalled Democrat-Republican talks; essential services ...
FOX 5 DC on MSN
US military service members aren’t paid during government shutdown; most VA services not impacted
During a government shutdown, members of the United States military, including active duty, National Guard, and reserve members, are not paid but must continue to report for duty to carry out their ...
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