Nearly 1 in 4 VA Employees Report Sex Harassment, Audit Says Long-sought improvements urged by the Government Accountability Office could take until 2024 to fully implement.
Legislators Move to Stop VA from Using Dogs for Most Medical Research The House will vote on a bill prohibiting the VA from using dogs for experiments that would cause them any type of pain.
VA Opposes Efforts to Reinstate 48-Hour Review Process for Claims While lawmakers said the practice saved time and aided veterans, VA officials contended it was "legally suspect."
Outdated Policies, Conflicts of Interest Hinder VA's Efforts to Stop Sexual Harassment: GAO More than a quarter of female VA employees experienced sexual harassment in recent years, according to a GAO report.
Trump's Former Navy Doctor Wins House GOP Nomination in Texas Trump had endorsed Ronny Jackson's campaign and he emerged from a crowded GOP field to replace retiring Rep. Mac Thornberry.
Former VA Hospital Employee Pleads Guilty to Murders of Seven Veterans A nursing assistant injected veteran patients with lethal doses of insulin.
VA Partially Suspends Debt Collections on Veterans Through End of Year Debts that have been delinquent for more than 120 days and passed to the Treasury Department won't be pursued this year.
VA's Post-Pandemic Plan: Expand Health Care Services at Walmarts Veterans Affairs Secretary Robert Wilkie said the agency's telehealth services at Walmarts will expand.
DoD Knew K2 Troops Were Exposed to Cancer-Causing Toxins; VA Continues to Deny Care The former Soviet base had contained chemical weapons, enriched uranium and soil saturated with fuels and other solvents.
VA Exec Steered $5 Million Contract to Friend for Services Agency 'Could Not Use': IG Peter Shelby "abused his position" and violated rules so a friend could get a contract worth $4,999,500, the report said.
Debate over Draft Registration for Women Takes Deadly Twist The suspect in two killings allegedly sought revenge for being sidelined from cases challenging the male-only draft.
She Was a Pioneering Coast Guard Rescue Swimmer. A Tsunami of Sexual Harassment Followed Sara Faulkner had the "it" factor as the first woman to graduate from the Coast Guard's helicopter rescue swimmer school.
Navy Surface Warfare Officers Can Now Order Special Jackets Approved Just for Them The Navy's new jacket, available exclusively to surface warfare officers, is now available for order.
Man Who Fatally Shot Air Force Vet at Protest Was Fort Hood Soldier The shooting was an act of self-defense, the soldier's attorney says.
Marines Locate Sunken AAV, Remains of Some Missing Troops The Marine amphibious assault vehicle that sank off the coast of California last week has been located in 385 feet of water.
