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The Washington Post – VA Secretary Robert McDonald said Thursday that the agency is working as fast as it can to remove bad workers under a new law that gives the VA greater authority to [...]

AZ Central – The Phoenix regional office is among the first in the country to hold a town hall under a directive by new VA Secretary Robert McDonald. The directive asks for all VA [...]

San Jose Mercury News – McDonald, who has been touring Veterans Affairs facilities since his unanimous confirmation last month, is in the midst of overhauling a federal agency scandalized [...]

Imagine, after working your entire adult life, you suffer a stroke. You suffer paralysis, you lose your ability to speak, and you have significantly impaired short- and long-term memory. Unable [...]

House.gov – As you all know, in April, a Committee investigation and whistleblower revelations exposed widespread corruption and systemic access delays and accountability failures across [...]

MaineGOP.com – Congressman Michael Michaud has requested a report from the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) that proposes major cuts to veterans’ benefits in an attempt to save money in [...]

The Sacramento Bee – District Judge Greg Williams will preside over a first for Walker County, a veterans-only court docket. Current or former members of the military who are arrested on [...]

Berkshire Eagle – A hearing that could lead to the firing of Veterans Agent Rosanne Frieri has been scheduled for Friday, according to Freri, who said she might consider legal action [...]

MSN News – The Department of Veterans Affairs is significantly increasing its referrals of veterans to private doctors following a scandal over lengthy patient waiting times at many VA [...]

U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs – They found that older Veterans with a diagnosis of a traumatic brain injury (TBI) had a 60 percent greater risk of developing dementia over a nine-year [...]