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Member of Congress launched an investigation into last year after a KPBS investigation revealed the credit union collected millions of dollars in overdraft fees from Marines.
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KPBS Midday EditionA number of unexpected costs, including major hurricane damage repairs and unplanned deployments to the U.S.-Mexico border, are forcing the Marine Corps to cancel training exercises and will degrade combat readiness, the top Marine general warned. -
KPBS Midday EditionCalifornia is calling in the National Guard for the first time next month to help protect communities from devastating fires like the one that largely destroyed the city of Paradise last fall. -
A retired DEA agent said the agency discriminated against him, because he was a reserve officer in the Navy. -
US Rep. Mike Levin's bill mirrors a bill introduced in the Senate that supporters say would increase oversight of the privately run housing. -
The announcement comes at the same time the General Accounting Office again cites the VA as a "high risk agency" for issues such as long wait times nationwide. -
KPBS Midday EditionUnder a law now taking effect, the military branches are issuing American-made running shoes, instead of giving recruits an allowance to buy whatever sneakers they want. -
The Marine Corps Trials: Adaptive Sports Invitational enables wounded Marines to compete as part of their rehabilitation. -
Operation Rebound's senior program manager sees sports as key to injured veterans' recovery. -
Under the old system, a veteran could wait 3 to 7 years for their claim to work its way through the appeals process. -
To keep up with potential adversaries such as China, the Pentagon is teaming with civilian technological innovators and trying to adopt some of the practices of the private sector.
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