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Coast Guard Members Are Finally Getting The Pay They’re Owed From The Government Shutdown
Some Coast Guard families began receiving back pay Monday while bracing for the possibility that another government shutdown Feb. 15 could again leave them scrambling to cover bills and put food on the table.
Trump Threatens To Declare National Emergency If Democrats Don’t Fund Border Wall In 3 Weeks
"We'll work with the Democrats and negotiate and if we can't do that, then we'll do a – obviously we'll do the emergency because that's what it is. It's a national emergency."
Pay The Coast Guard Or Risk Losing The Next Generation Of Public Servants
The Coast Guard does so much the masses on your local beach don't see.
Unpaid Coast Guard Members Are Deploying For A Months-Long Mission In The Pacific
U.S. Coast Guard cutter Bertholf left California on January 20 for a months-long mission in the Pacific to support U.S....
Coast Guard Members May End Up Getting Paid Despite The Government Shutdown
Alaska Sen. Dan Sullivan said Wednesday he's won White House and bipartisan support for a bill to pay the nation's Coast Guard personnel during the shutdown
The Simple Way You Can Help Coast Guard Members During The Government Shutdown
Coast Guard Mutual Assistance has a GoFundme to help support Coast Guard members and their families for as long as the government shutdown lasts.
Coast Guard Commandant: I Know You Haven’t Been Paid But ‘Stay The Course’
The Coast Guard's top officer is telling his subordinates to "stay the course" as they miss their regularly scheduled paycheck amid the longest government shutdown in U.S. history.
Coast Guard Members Are Going Without Pay Due To The Shutdown. Here’s How The Communities They Serve Are Keeping Them Afloat
Twenty-four days into the longest government shutdown in U.S. history, the strain is being felt acutely by the U.S. Coast Guard, as some 42,000 active-duty members are preparing to miss their first paycheck on January 15
VA Chief Slams Union Reps For Playing The ‘Veteran As Victim’ Card
Robert Wilkie fired back at a union representative who claimed the government shutdown would lead to veteran suicide.
This Air Force Vet’s Husband Was Furloughed During The Government Shutdown. Then She Hit The Jackpot
Winning a lottery jackpot is always great, but one veteran said her recent prize was "especially timely," the Virginia Lottery reported: Her husband is a federal employee who is on furlough during the government shutdown,
The Current Government Shutdown Is Now The Longest In US History
The closure broke a decades-old record set by a 1995-1996 shutdown under former President Bill Clinton that lasted 21 days.
Government-Employed Vets Are Getting Payless Paychecks As The Shutdown Drags On
About 31 percent of the federal workforce is made up of veterans, and the federal government is the nation's largest employer of disabled veterans