Nine VA Leaders, Staff Placed on Leave Amid Ant-Bite Scandal VA Secretary Robert Wilkie says swift action was needed in a case where the VA did not "treat a vet with dignity."
VA’s $900 Million Caregiver Program Bogged Down by Bad Data, IT Issues, GAO Finds Continued problems with data and software will delay expanding a program to aid those who care for severely injured veterans.
Comedian Jon Stewart's New Cause: Help for Veterans Sickened by Burn Pits The former 'Daily Show' comedian created a public service announcement to draw attention to veterans sickened by burn pits.
VA May Be Forced to Pay Billions in Veterans' ER Bills After Court Ruling The case marks the second time VA has been overruled on its interpretation of medical reimbursement policies.
VA Wrongly Denied Some Veterans' GI Bill Benefits, Judges Rule The U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims ruled the department erred in denying a claim by a soldier with "split time."
Staff at Charleston VA Ordered to Shelter in Place as Hurricane Dorian Approaches Inpatient care units and the hospital's Emergency Department remain open, but all outpatient procedures have been canceled.
Lawmakers to VA: Provide Health Care to All Veterans Made Sick by Burn Pits A group of congressmen is pressuring the VA to extend benefits to vets battling illnesses thought to be caused by burn pits.
VA Clinics in Southern States Close Ahead of Hurricane Dorian's Arrival The VA canceled outpatient clinic appointments in Florida and South Georgia ahead of the arrival of Hurricane Dorian.
After Curing Hepatitis C in 100,000 Vets, VA Pushes for More Medical Breakthroughs Liver disease can persist among patients even after they undergo the drug regimen for hepatitis C.
Wilkie Calls for Release of Information in Suspicious VA Deaths in West Virginia One veteran was found to have been injected with insulin, despite no history of diabetes.
Marine Recruiter Who Wrote ‘Memoir’ About Teenage Recruit Sentenced to Prison Nearly a year after then-Gunnery Sgt. Christopher Champagne self-published a memoir about his inappropriate relationship with...
Five Chinese Nationals Charged with Covering Up Midnight Visit to Michigan Military Site U.S. authorities charged five Chinese nationals with lying and trying to cover their tracks, more than a year after they were...
Air Force Has a Problem Recruiting for Special Warfare Jobs, New Report Finds The Rand Corp. released a study detailing the issues the Air Force has faced in getting recruits to join Special Warfare...
1,000 Active-Duty Soldiers Called Up to Assist with Hurricane Helene Response The 1,000 troops, an Infantry Battalion Task Force formed from the XVIII Airborne Corps, are from the 82nd Airborne Division...
Army Testing Robot Dogs Armed with Artificial Intelligence-Enabled Rifles in Middle East The Army was testing at least one armed quadrupedal unmanned ground vehicle at an installation in Saudi Arabia.