As the Department of Veterans Affairs tries to meet President Trump's goal of cutting 15% of staff, vets are concerned there won't be enough doctors and nurses.

Despite a congressional mandate to expand care for veterans, internal Veterans Affairs messages obtained by ProPublica paint ...

According to an internal dashboard, the Veterans Health Administration has about 63,000 more employees than it did in FY 2019 ...

The Department of Veterans Affairs is proposing a 4% increase for program funding in fiscal 2026, representing a $5 billion ...

The owner of Medstar Taxi said his company had been giving anywhere from 40 to 80 rides a day through its taxi program with ...

Cheryl Mason, an Air Force spouse who currently serves as an adviser to VA Secretary Doug Collins, has been nominated by ...

Congressman Chris Deluzio joined veterans in Sharpsburg Friday to condemn reported cuts to Veterans Affairs programs that ...

The department is seeking to reverse a 2021 decision by the Biden administration that placed the Office of Survivors ...

The Atlanta VA hospital has had several issues in the past with month-long wait times leading to a lack of access to critical ...

Defense attorneys argue a former prison lieutenant was sentenced as a “scapegoat.” A relative of the deceased feels everyone ...