Rebecca Kheel is a Reporter at The Hill. She covers a range of topics including defense, government and politics, and health and wellness, with a particular focus on issues such as the GOP, Congress, and social matters like abortion and the Coronavirus. Her work has been featured in multiple outlets, including Military.com, Business Insider, and Yahoo News.
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By: Rebecca Kheel
Lt. Col. Francesca Desriviere, a certified nurse midwife at Martin Army Community Hospital at Fort Benning, Georgia, conducts an abdominal ultrasound during a routine obstetrics appointment on March 29, 2023. (Ronald Mooney/U.S. Army photo)
By: Sen Jerry Moran, Manuel Balce Ceneta, Rebecca Kheel
A wide-ranging veterans policy bill has passed the Senate, but it will need to be approved by the House for a second time before being signed into law.
By: Elizabeth Caraway, Rebecca Kheel
pay raise for junior enlisted service members is on its way to President Joe Biden's desk to be signed into law after the Senate approved the annual defense policy bill on Wednesday.
By: Richard Sisk, Konstantin Toropin, Rebecca Kheel
The potential loss of pay in the midst of the holiday season was looming Thursday after plans negotiated by Republicans and Democrats in Congress to fund the government and avert a shutdown on Saturday were derailed.
By: David Ake, Rebecca Kheel
Troop pay is no longer in jeopardy after Congress approved legislation early Saturday to keep the government funded through mid-March and prevent a holiday season government shutdown.
By: Rebecca Kheel
An airman with the 332nd Expeditionary Medical Group scans a patient on a CT scan machine at Joint Base Balad, Iraq, Feb. 20, 2008. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Julianne Showalter)
By: Rebecca Kheel
A pay clerk with the Disbursing Section for the 13th Marine Expeditionary Unit checks for the micro-security measures on a hundred dollar bill before accepting it as payment toward a Navy Cash Card during PHIBRON-MEU Integration Training Exercise, Sept. 24, 2015. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Sgt. Paris Capers)
By: Rebecca Kheel
President-elect Donald Trump's nominees to lead the Pentagon and other key national security and veterans agencies face a pivotal month in January as the Senate gets to work in earnest on confirming Trump's Cabinet.
By: Rebecca Kheel
More support for home caregivers of aging and disabled veterans and bolstered services for homeless veterans are now law after President Joe Biden signed a wide-ranging veterans bill.
By: Rebecca Kheel
Veterans who were kicked out of the military under policies that prohibited gay and lesbian service members would have an expedited way to get their discharge status upgraded or references to their sexuality removed from their paperwork under a settlement agreement announced Monday.
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