Veterans Can Now Learn About Their Toxic Exposure Risks with New VA App Exposure Ed now lets anyone view a list of service-related exposures -- broken down by type, conflict and date or location.
Even if All Goes Right with Overhaul, Veterans Still Face a Health Records Mess The VA and Pentagon have not yet begun to address old bureaucratic turf wars on data sharing.
New Commissary, Exchange Access Delayed for Many Veterans Many disabled veterans and Purple Heart recipients won't see on-base access for commissaries and exchange stores any time...
VA Cuts Support to Employee Unions Following Executive Order The VA staff's union said the new provisions are meant to distract employees during an ongoing negotiation.
The Latest Backlog at the VA: Whistleblower Complaints The VA Office of Accountability and Whistleblower Protection has 572 investigative cases that are more than 120 days old.
Everything You Need to Know About Vets' and Caregivers' New Base Access The VA and DoD have fleshed out some of their plans to let 4.1 million new customers enjoy access next year to commissaries.
The Whole Country is Grappling with Suicide Epidemic, VA Secretary Says VA Secretary Robert Wilkie said suicide claims the lives of about 20 veterans a day, but it's also the leading cause of death...
Senior Lawmaker Promises to Make Veteran Mental Health Care a Priority Committee Chairman Sen. Johnny Isakson is retiring, and Sen. Jerry Moran is the Republican next in seniority.
Veterans Risk Being Scammed by 'Relentless Criminals,' Lawmaker Says While they are not alone in falling victim to scams, veterans have lost money to scammers at double the rate of the non...
Here's a New, Fast Way for Veterans to See Their Health Records A new integration between the Department of Veterans Affairs and Apple lets veterans easily access their VA health records...
4 Soldiers Charged in Alleged Sexual Assault in Barracks at Washington State Base Four soldiers have been charged in an alleged sexual assault that took place in the barracks at Joint Base Lewis-McChord in...
Fire Extinguished After 12-Hour Fight on USS New Orleans Off Okinawa Two sailors received minor injuries in the response, U.S. 7th Fleet officials said.
A Look at Those Trump Has Targeted in Tactic of Revoking Security Clearances The Trump administration's announcement this week that it would rescind the security clearances of 37 current and former...
Major Russian Attack on Western Ukraine Hits an American Factory During US-Led Push for Peace The aerial assault on a part of Ukraine that has largely avoided such focused attacks was one of Russia's biggest this year...
14 with Ties to Washington Deported to ‘Third Countries’ and Guantánamo Bay As the Trump administration lines up ever more countries to accept deported immigrants, a report to be released Thursday...
!["It isn't easy to talk about being scammed, but what I am doing today is an extension of my service," said veteran LaVerne Foreman, who fell victim to donating money to a phony veterans charity five years ago. (Dorothy Mills-Gregg)](http://images05.military.com/sites/default/files/styles/thumbnail_large/public/2019-11/Vet%20Scam%20Hearing%203000.jpg?itok=2UavVS7O ""It isn't easy to talk about being scammed, but what I am doing today is an extension of my service," said veteran LaVerne Foreman, who fell victim to donating money to a phony veterans charity five years ago. (Dorothy Mills-Gregg)")
