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WASHINGTON — Why four top jobs within the Department of Veterans Affairs remain unfilled nearly one year after President Donald … Continued

The Department of Veterans Affairs will not conduct research into the effects of medical cannabis on post-traumatic stress disorder and … Continued

President Donald Trump is expected to sign an executive order this afternoon that will expand mental health coverage options for … Continued

Between November 2016 and May 2017, Jonathan Fruchter, a 37-year-old Navy veteran, was receiving care at a post-traumatic stress disorder … Continued

The Department of Veterans Affairs fired its D.C. medical director again, this time using new laws championed by President Donald … Continued

In an effort to streamline its claims process, the Department of Veteran Affairs announced the official launch of the Decision … Continued

A 67-year-old veteran from Geneseo, Illinois, pleaded guilty to stolen valor charges on Aug. 22, after misleading the Department of … Continued

The Department of Veterans Affairs cuts a pension check check every month for $73.13 to Irene Triplett, an 87-year-old who … Continued

On the morning of July 26, police were dispatched to the Thomas E. Creek Medical Veterans Affairs Medical Center in … Continued

Lawmakers from both parties admonished Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin at a Senate appropriations hearing on June 21 for dropping … Continued

In 2014, a study by the VA Inspector General found that 20.4% of community-based outpatient clinics run by the Veterans … Continued

An unnamed veteran in the care of a Department of Veterans Affairs nurse at the Wilmington VA Medical Center lost … Continued

The military has a retention problem, and Pentagon and branch officials are scrambling to come up with incentives to keep … Continued

Jake Mitchell, a 22-year-old U.S. Air Force veteran, is reportedly fighting for his life in an intensive care unit in … Continued

Yesterday, in his first “state of the VA” address, Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin promised reporters that the White House’s … Continued

Despite efforts to curtail the theft of opioids and other drugs by employees at Department of Veterans Affairs hospitals, “the … Continued

Retiring from the military presents a whole new set of challenges for service members between finding a second career, considering … Continued

The Department of Veterans Affairs cost taxpayers $5.5 billion dollars in improper payments last year, according to a new report … Continued

Former Army National Guard soldier John Irish had cut himself badly in an accident with a table saw. “I looked … Continued

A bill to repeal Obamacare has made it through the House, again — and this time, it’s for real. But … Continued

The White House, Department of Veteran Affairs, and members of Congress are moving fast on veterans issues in 2017. They’re … Continued

David is sore most days. It’s his back and his hands, mostly, but to be honest, it’s all the joints. … Continued

Arlington National Cemetery is perhaps the most hallowed, and sought-after, space to bury American service members. But after 150 years … Continued

In 1984, Marine Maj. Terry Labar was walking back to his ship in Haifa, Israel, when a hit-and-run driver launched … Continued

It appears that the @VA_OEF_OIF Twitter account, an official Department of Veterans Affair Twitter account meant to serve post-9/11 veterans, … Continued