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By Apr 6, 2021
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All veterans and their spouses can get vaccinated at the VA. Here’s how

Let's break it down, Barney-style.
By Feb 5, 2021
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Air Force vet who posed as Marine and tried to get rich off of COVID-19 relief efforts pleads guilty to fraud

Dude, wtf?
By Jan 15, 2021
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Opinion: Veterans who stormed the Capitol should lose their federal benefits

Those who dared to enter the building by force or threat of violence should have every one of their federal...
By Jan 13, 2021
News

A VA hospital worker stole medical equipment needed for COVID-19 patients and sold it on eBay

What a dick.
By Dec 27, 2020
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Two Nazi headstones removed from veteran cemetery in Texas

"Clearly, it took a long time for this to happen."
By Dec 19, 2020
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The VA cold-called military sexual assault survivors for a town hall meeting, re-traumatizing some in the process

"When I got this call I was driving and I had to pull over because I was crying and shaking..."
By Dec 10, 2020
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VA secretary focused on smearing woman who said she was sexually assaulted in a VA hospital, probe finds

"The evidence is replete with examples of VA senior leaders undertaking defensive actions and engaging in confrontational messaging."
By Dec 10, 2020
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Biden expected to nominate former Obama White House Chief of Staff as VA Secretary

Denis McDonough would be the second non-veteran to ever be placed in charge of the VA.
By Nov 21, 2020
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Veteran died hours after 2 calls to suicide hotline went unheeded, Inspector General finds

A veteran died on the Fourth of July 2018 after two calls to the suicide hotline went unheeded.
By Oct 2, 2020
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The VA to be investigated following ‘staggering’ reports of racism and discrimination, lawmakers say

At the urging of lawmakers, the federal government is launching an investigation into reports of widespread racism at the Department...
By Sep 30, 2020
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VA secretary says new program will help fund suicide prevention services

Wilkie did not have specific dollar figures, but he said the program is tailored to reach rural communities.
By Sep 29, 2020
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‘Why is this happening?’ — Mysterious seizures haunt Marines a decade after their deployment

"You never know whether someone has been deployed in an area where there’s some kind of exposure to infection or...
By Sep 23, 2020
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New legislation would expand VA healthcare for service members exposed to burn pits, toxic substances

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By Sep 16, 2020
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After gridlock nearly derailed veteran suicide prevention legislation, House and Senate committees got it together and compromised

Facing the possibility that no veteran suicide laws would pass by the end of the legislative calendar, the House and...
By Sep 14, 2020
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Hack at Veterans Affairs agency exposes personal information of roughly 46,000 veterans

The Department of Veterans Affairs announced Monday that roughly 46,000 veterans had their personal information, like social security numbers, exposed...
By Sep 11, 2020
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VA didn’t tell Navy vet about HIV diagnosis for 20 years, lawsuit says

'I looked at the patient and asked him who was his infectious disease doctor, and patient stated he did not...
By Sep 3, 2020
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Millions of veterans are still waiting for their pre-COVID VA appointments to get rescheduled

"They've canceled probably 10 appointments on me ... they won't let people in the hospital, only if you are on...
By Aug 7, 2020
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How the VA is failing to track veterans burn pit claims

Just 10,588 burn-pit claims have been filed since Sept. 11, 2001, Veterans Affairs said in response to a Freedom of...
By Jul 26, 2020
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Back from the brink: 4 veterans who beat COVID-19 tell their stories

Four veterans over the age of 65, and each with underlying conditions that made them susceptible to COVID-19, share their...
By Jul 14, 2020
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Ex-VA nursing assistant pleads guilty to killing 7 veterans with fatal doses of insulin

A former nursing assistant at a Veterans Affairs hospital in West Virginia has been charged with killing seven veteran patients...
By Jul 2, 2020
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Woman who faked her own death after she got caught defrauding the VA out of $300,000 is headed to prison

A woman who staged her own death to avoid going to prison for bilking the Department of Veterans Affairs out...
By Jun 25, 2020
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New report blasts leadership of Holyoke Soldiers’ Home, where 76 vets died of COVID-19

"These are people who fought for our country and I want to see them get some kind of justice.”
By Jun 19, 2020
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‘Enough is enough’—Former VA employee and Navy vet alleges racial discrimination

"The humiliation, the name calling, the degrading things that have been done to us — enough is enough.”
By Jun 16, 2020
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Man found dead in stairwell at Massachusetts VA hospital a month after he went missing

A 62-year-old man who had been missing for a month was found dead in a stairwell on the campus of...
By Jun 16, 2020
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Lawmakers turn up the heat on the VA to explain how it’ll reduce its 125,000 claim backlog

'We have not heard how you intend to ensure sanitation measures, supply PPE to veterans and providers, and manage the...