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Congress is already squabbling over next year’s military pay raise
The cost of higher pay raises for troops could lead to more military readiness shortfalls, a key House Democrat said.
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Tricare to allow urgent care visits without a referral
Beneficiaries enrolled in Prime will be able to go to an urgent care clinic without a referral under a new program that starts May 23.
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Military Times publishes annual Benefits Guide for troops, vets and families
Military Times’ annual Benefits Guide is a one-stop resource to the array of pay and benefits programs offered to active-duty and reserve component service members, retirees, veterans and their families.
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Banned workout stimulant found in 14 dietary supplements
A new study has determined that 14 dietary supplements contain a stimulant banned in the United States.
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Small colleges struggle to stay afloat
Enrollment has plunged at small colleges and higher tuition can’t make up the difference.
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House budget plan gives VA a big boost, but also restrictions
Republicans want to increase oversight on VA spending in light of problems they see still lingering in its operations.
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Military mental health services must be easier to get, service officials say
Service personnel officials and advocacy groups call for improved treatment and accessibility to mental health care.
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Open-source textbooks gain in push for college affordability
Colleges and universities are supporting a move toward toward classroom materials that are more affordable for students.
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Enlisted chiefs tell Congress pay fears are hurting morale
The military services’ top enlisted leaders said lost buying power, retirement confusion and deteriorating housing are top quality-of-life concerns for troops and their families.
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Pentagon cuts Marine maternity leave by 6 weeks
The Pentagon has cut Marines’ maternity leave by one-third, but women who become pregnant by March 3 are still eligible for the full 18 weeks of leave.
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Congress is already squabbling over next year’s military pay raise
The cost of higher pay raises for troops could lead to more military readiness shortfalls, a key House Democrat said.
-
Tricare to allow urgent care visits without a referral
Beneficiaries enrolled in Prime will be able to go to an urgent care clinic without a referral under a new program that starts May 23.
-
Military Times publishes annual Benefits Guide for troops, vets and families
Military Times’ annual Benefits Guide is a one-stop resource to the array of pay and benefits programs offered to active-duty and reserve component service members, retirees, veterans and their families.
-
Banned workout stimulant found in 14 dietary supplements
A new study has determined that 14 dietary supplements contain a stimulant banned in the United States.
-
Small colleges struggle to stay afloat
Enrollment has plunged at small colleges and higher tuition can’t make up the difference.
-
House budget plan gives VA a big boost, but also restrictions
Republicans want to increase oversight on VA spending in light of problems they see still lingering in its operations.
-
Military mental health services must be easier to get, service officials say
Service personnel officials and advocacy groups call for improved treatment and accessibility to mental health care.
-
Open-source textbooks gain in push for college affordability
Colleges and universities are supporting a move toward toward classroom materials that are more affordable for students.
-
Enlisted chiefs tell Congress pay fears are hurting morale
The military services’ top enlisted leaders said lost buying power, retirement confusion and deteriorating housing are top quality-of-life concerns for troops and their families.
-
Pentagon cuts Marine maternity leave by 6 weeks
The Pentagon has cut Marines’ maternity leave by one-third, but women who become pregnant by March 3 are still eligible for the full 18 weeks of leave.
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Congress is already squabbling over next year’s military pay raise
The cost of higher pay raises for troops could lead to more military readiness shortfalls, a key House Democrat said.
-
Tricare to allow urgent care visits without a referral
Beneficiaries enrolled in Prime will be able to go to an urgent care clinic without a referral under a new program that starts May 23.
-
Military Times publishes annual Benefits Guide for troops, vets and families
Military Times’ annual Benefits Guide is a one-stop resource to the array of pay and benefits programs offered to active-duty and reserve component service members, retirees, veterans and their families.
-
Banned workout stimulant found in 14 dietary supplements
A new study has determined that 14 dietary supplements contain a stimulant banned in the United States.
-
Small colleges struggle to stay afloat
Enrollment has plunged at small colleges and higher tuition can’t make up the difference.
-
House budget plan gives VA a big boost, but also restrictions
Republicans want to increase oversight on VA spending in light of problems they see still lingering in its operations.
-
Military mental health services must be easier to get, service officials say
Service personnel officials and advocacy groups call for improved treatment and accessibility to mental health care.
-
Open-source textbooks gain in push for college affordability
Colleges and universities are supporting a move toward toward classroom materials that are more affordable for students.
-
Enlisted chiefs tell Congress pay fears are hurting morale
The military services’ top enlisted leaders said lost buying power, retirement confusion and deteriorating housing are top quality-of-life concerns for troops and their families.
-
Pentagon cuts Marine maternity leave by 6 weeks
The Pentagon has cut Marines’ maternity leave by one-third, but women who become pregnant by March 3 are still eligible for the full 18 weeks of leave.
