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Colorado Town Honors Army Sergeant, Rallies Around Widow
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A long-pursued effort to repeal the so-called "widow's tax" failed to make it into the defense policy bill.
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The Senate is taking up the National Defense Authorization Act this week.
In Their Own Words: Military Widows Honor Their Husbands
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It's Time You Know the Difference Between Veterans Day and Memorial Day
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Momentum Grows in Congress to Overturn Controversial Military 'Widow's Tax'
The bills have overwhelming support, but cost is still a sticking point.
Marine's Widow and Son Given New Tennessee Home by Nonprofit
The Tennessee widow and son of a Marine killed in Afghanistan received a new home in Dickson this week.
How New Law Affects Taxes for Gold Star Families
The changes may triple the amount of income tax some survivors pay.
Navy Vet Lawmaker Introduces Measure to Repeal Tax Hike for Gold Star Families
The legislation would reduce the tax burden of payments to children of the fallen.
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