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If you worked for the State of Connecticut and now find yourself disabled, you may eventually have to prove you are disabled in front of the Medical Examining Board (MEB) to claim early [...]

Air Force Times –  More than 1,450 veterans were hired in the most recent quarter through a Virginia program advocating the hiring of former military members. Read More >

The Denver Post –  The contractor building a new Veterans Affairs hospital in Aurora said it will walk away from the troubled project after a federal board of appeals decision Tuesday that [...]

Navy Times – The Army has agreed to “fully recognize” the new legal names of two transgender military veterans, the American Civil Liberties Union said Tuesday. Read More >

PVA.org – Paralyzed Veterans of America Deputy Executive Director Sherman Gillums, Jr., appears as a guest on Comcast Newsmakers in this short video. Read More >

Stars and Stripes – A new drug holds the potential to cure hepatitis C in tens of thousands of veterans but will require billions in new spending to cover the cost, Department of Veterans [...]

The Washington Times – The chairman of a House investigative subcommittee overseeing the Veterans Affairs Department says lawmakers are planning a series of hearings in the new Congress [...]

WFAA.com – The Veterans Administration has taken a beating this year. The agency has endured a rash of complaints over poor or outright denial of medical care. Now, new criticisms are [...]

Justice.gov – Chief U.S. District Judge Catherine C. Blake sentenced U.S. Army veteran David Clark, age 68, of Hydes, Maryland, the former Deputy Chief of Veterans Claims in Maryland [...]

The Washington Post – The breakfast banquet applauding federal whistleblowers was a small but meaningful demonstration of gratitude that regularly should be shown to employees who are too [...]