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Nextgov – If and when an authorized COVID-19 vaccine arrives, the Veterans Affairs Department aims to be ready to distribute it. Read More >

Military Times – Just 14 percent of the military retiree households who must start paying enrollment fees for Tricare Select have set up their payment process, Tricare officials said. Read [...]

Military.com – The membership of the House in the 117th Congress is largely set, with Democrats maintaining the majority and most key leaders of committees that oversee the Departments of [...]

Connecting Vets – Veterans who served at a secret Soviet-era airbase in Karshi-Khanabad, Uzbekistan, have sickened and died from illnesses they believe were caused by exposures to toxicants [...]

Connecting Vets – A class-action lawsuit is accusing the U.S. Navy of unlawfully denying military disability retirement benefits to more than 16,000 Navy and Marine Corps veterans for more [...]

Connecting Vets – A key House bill has now also been introduced in the Senate, signaling further bipartisan support for game-changing legislation aiming to protect veterans who experience [...]

Military Times – After nearly two decades of overseas deployments and combat for U.S. service members, the Department of Veterans Affairs could be poised to get its first leader with [...]

Connecting Vets – More than 100 more members of Congress are pushing their colleagues to expand care for Vietnam veterans ill from Agent Orange exposure in the final defense spending and [...]

Stars and Stripes – As part of a lawsuit settlement reached Tuesday, the U.S. Army would be required to review and potentially upgrade thousands of other-than-honorable discharges dating [...]

Military Times – Despite concerns from lawmakers, Veterans Affairs officials are moving ahead with plans to outsource nearly all compensation and pension exams in coming months, a move they [...]