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80th Anniversary of Japan's Surrender Highlights Fading Memories of Canadian Veterans
Relatives of Canadian veterans gathered in Ottawa on August 14, 2023, to mark the 80th anniversary of Japan's surrender, highlighting the dwindling number of surviving veterans from the Battle of Hong Kong and the concern that their stories are not being passed on to younger generations.
80th Anniversary of Japan's Surrender Highlights Fading Memories of Canadian Veterans
Relatives of Canadian veterans gathered in Ottawa on August 14, 2023, to mark the 80th anniversary of Japan's surrender, highlighting the dwindling number of surviving veterans from the Battle of Hong Kong and the concern that their stories are not being passed on to younger generations.
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24% Bias Score
Volga District Implements 200 Support Measures for Special Military Operation Veterans
The Volga Federal District is implementing 200 support measures for special military operation participants and their families, including job placement, business assistance, and rehabilitation, with Penza Oblast showcasing a regional personnel program and veteran association.
Volga District Implements 200 Support Measures for Special Military Operation Veterans
The Volga Federal District is implementing 200 support measures for special military operation participants and their families, including job placement, business assistance, and rehabilitation, with Penza Oblast showcasing a regional personnel program and veteran association.
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52% Bias Score
VA Terminates Union Contracts, Citing Trump Order and Need to Improve Veteran Care
The Department of Veterans Affairs terminated collective bargaining agreements with five major unions, impacting thousands of employees, citing President Trump's executive order, concerns about union activities, and the need to improve veteran care.
VA Terminates Union Contracts, Citing Trump Order and Need to Improve Veteran Care
The Department of Veterans Affairs terminated collective bargaining agreements with five major unions, impacting thousands of employees, citing President Trump's executive order, concerns about union activities, and the need to improve veteran care.
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56% Bias Score
VA Cancels Plans for Mass Layoffs, Will Reduce Staff by 30,000
The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) announced it will not conduct mass layoffs, instead reducing its staff by roughly 30,000 employees by September, primarily through attrition, a hiring freeze, and deferred resignations, after previously considering cutting 80,000 jobs.
VA Cancels Plans for Mass Layoffs, Will Reduce Staff by 30,000
The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) announced it will not conduct mass layoffs, instead reducing its staff by roughly 30,000 employees by September, primarily through attrition, a hiring freeze, and deferred resignations, after previously considering cutting 80,000 jobs.
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40% Bias Score
Germany's First Veterans Day Addresses Long-Overdue Support for Bundeswehr Veterans
Germany will hold its first Veterans Day on June 15th, honoring Bundeswehr veterans and addressing issues like PTSD support, after a 15-year advocacy campaign by the German Veterans Association to overcome stigma and improve veteran care following challenges in receiving adequate support and lengthy...
Germany's First Veterans Day Addresses Long-Overdue Support for Bundeswehr Veterans
Germany will hold its first Veterans Day on June 15th, honoring Bundeswehr veterans and addressing issues like PTSD support, after a 15-year advocacy campaign by the German Veterans Association to overcome stigma and improve veteran care following challenges in receiving adequate support and lengthy...
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36% Bias Score
VA Restricts Publication and Public Speech for Medical Personnel
The US Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) ordered its physicians and scientists to obtain clearance from political appointees before publishing or speaking publicly, following a New England Journal of Medicine article warning about risks to veterans' health from staff reductions; this sparked conce...
VA Restricts Publication and Public Speech for Medical Personnel
The US Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) ordered its physicians and scientists to obtain clearance from political appointees before publishing or speaking publicly, following a New England Journal of Medicine article warning about risks to veterans' health from staff reductions; this sparked conce...
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52% Bias Score
CHP Addresses Transparency Concerns in National Solidarity Commission
CHP leader Özgür Özel met with veterans' groups before the third meeting of the National Solidarity, Brotherhood, and Democracy Commission, addressing transparency concerns regarding a previous closed-door session with MIT representatives and emphasizing CHP's commitment to open dialogue and account...
CHP Addresses Transparency Concerns in National Solidarity Commission
CHP leader Özgür Özel met with veterans' groups before the third meeting of the National Solidarity, Brotherhood, and Democracy Commission, addressing transparency concerns regarding a previous closed-door session with MIT representatives and emphasizing CHP's commitment to open dialogue and account...
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44% Bias Score
VA Terminates Union Contracts, Citing Trump Order and Cost Concerns
The Department of Veterans Affairs terminated collective bargaining agreements with five major unions, affecting thousands of employees, citing President Trump's executive order and cost concerns, triggering legal challenges and impacting veteran care services.
VA Terminates Union Contracts, Citing Trump Order and Cost Concerns
The Department of Veterans Affairs terminated collective bargaining agreements with five major unions, affecting thousands of employees, citing President Trump's executive order and cost concerns, triggering legal challenges and impacting veteran care services.
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56% Bias Score
VA Hearing Exposes $341 Million in Improperly Documented Incentive Payments
A House Committee hearing revealed that the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) improperly documented $341 million of $1.2 billion in incentive payments for recruitment, relocation, and retention between 2020 and 2023; one example cited was a $30,000 relocation payment to an employee who never moved...
VA Hearing Exposes $341 Million in Improperly Documented Incentive Payments
A House Committee hearing revealed that the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) improperly documented $341 million of $1.2 billion in incentive payments for recruitment, relocation, and retention between 2020 and 2023; one example cited was a $30,000 relocation payment to an employee who never moved...
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52% Bias Score
LA VA Center Closure Impacts 600 Veterans Amid Anti-ICE Riots
Over 600 veteran appointments were canceled after the Los Angeles VA Ambulatory Care Center closed for five days due to anti-ICE riots that resulted in the building's defacement with threats against federal immigration officials; VA Secretary Doug Collins criticized California Governor Newsom and Lo...
LA VA Center Closure Impacts 600 Veterans Amid Anti-ICE Riots
Over 600 veteran appointments were canceled after the Los Angeles VA Ambulatory Care Center closed for five days due to anti-ICE riots that resulted in the building's defacement with threats against federal immigration officials; VA Secretary Doug Collins criticized California Governor Newsom and Lo...
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52% Bias Score
Minnesota Veterans Secure \$1 Million in Funding
The Minnesota Legislature approved over \$1 million in funding for veterans' services, preventing cuts to programs that support homeless and at-risk veterans, following advocacy efforts by organizations like MACV and community support.
Minnesota Veterans Secure \$1 Million in Funding
The Minnesota Legislature approved over \$1 million in funding for veterans' services, preventing cuts to programs that support homeless and at-risk veterans, following advocacy efforts by organizations like MACV and community support.
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40% Bias Score
Florida Executes Army Veteran for 1998 Quadruple Murder
Florida executed Jeffrey Hutchinson, a 62-year-old Army veteran, on Thursday for the 1998 shotgun murders of his girlfriend and three children, despite his claims of innocence and suffering from Gulf War Illness.
Florida Executes Army Veteran for 1998 Quadruple Murder
Florida executed Jeffrey Hutchinson, a 62-year-old Army veteran, on Thursday for the 1998 shotgun murders of his girlfriend and three children, despite his claims of innocence and suffering from Gulf War Illness.
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48% Bias Score
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