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The VA has its first permanent chief information officer since the Obama administration.

A group of 21 lawmakers has asked the VA to account for $17.7 million.

The VA said it was halting dismissals because of "continued concerns expressed by veterans, caregivers and advocates."

The VA has stopped dropping caregivers from a program designed to compensate family who provide care to severely injured...

Seven groups wrote the president, saying his support could push Congress to approve the legislation.

The House passed a bill aimed at preventing schools from slapping penalties on vets affected by the VA's failures.

An influential non-profit says the VA and DoD should track troops and their children for environment-related conditions.

Four veterans groups and a prominent military association have joined forces to try to push the legislation through Congress.

As many as 90,000 ailing "Blue Water Navy" veterans are likely to have to wait for a new Congress to see legislation passed.

Poor oversight by the VA resulted in $585 million going to ineligible programs, according to a report.