The VA Removed a Vet's High-Risk Label. The Patient Died by Suicide. What Went Wrong? The VA Inspector General went into detail on a veteran's suicide death in California.
After Mandate from Congress, VA Opens Research Center for Burn Pit-Related Illnesses It will focus on health conditions linked to burn pits, research and collaboration with private facilities and non-profits.
Smoking Ban at VA Hospitals Will Soon Apply to Employees, Too The policy initially exempted employees, but now they must comply by January 2020.
VA Is Sending More Veterans to Songwriting Retreats "Operation Song" aims to help veterans set their thoughts to music.
Another Pleads Guilty in Multi-Million-Dollar Scam of VA Spina Bifida Program Roland Brown admitted to paying more than $1 million in bribes to set up an elaborate scheme to defraud a VA program for...
VA Turns to 'Hackathons' to Solve Health Care Challenges A series of "hackathons" aims to bring creative solutions to VA health care services.
DoD, State Dept. Must Improve Oversight of Human Rights Training for Foreign Militaries: GAO While the Pentagon agreed with the report's recommendations, the State Department balked.
VA Partners With DoD to Upgrade Supply Chain at High Risk for Abuse The effort is meant to improve the VA's scandal-plagued supply chain.
VA Seeking Input on FSGLI Coverage for Stillborn Children The Department of Veterans Affairs is proposing easier-to-understand regulations for stillborn coverage.
VA Is Changing GI Bill Payment Amounts for Some Online Classes The change will mean more money for most people.
Guardsmen Patrolling DC Will Soon Be Armed, Pentagon Says Guardsmen have mostly been patrolling tourist areas not known for high crime rates, such as the National Mall and a transit...
Air Force Top Enlisted Leader Says Service Oath Isn't Made to 'Any Individual' Amid General's Retirement Chief Master Sgt. David Flosi's message to the force seemingly sought to calm the rank and file as the Pentagon goes through...
Veterans Stole over $150K from Air Force Base’s Sports Program in Florida, Feds Say Keith Pilawski, 63, and Edwin Ortiz, 58, defrauded the sports program from 2009 until 2024, the U.S. Attorney's Office for...
Why Is the Army Chopping Away at Its Chopper Fleet? The cuts are part of a larger reorganization as the Army prepares for the changing landscape of warfare with one of the...
Hegseth Fires General Whose Agency's Intel Assessment of Damage from Iran Strikes Angered Trump Lt. Gen. Jeffrey Kruse will no longer serve as head of the U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency, according to the people, who...
![The Veterans Health Administration is participating in a series of problem-solving “hackathon" sessions, like the one seen here, to address its biggest health care challenges. (Image: va.gov)](http://images05.military.com/sites/default/files/styles/thumbnail_large/public/2019-08/va-hackathon-900.jpg?itok=svYeiyuF "The Veterans Health Administration is participating in a series of problem-solving “hackathon" sessions, like the one seen here, to address its biggest health care challenges. (Image: va.gov)")
