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Union challenges VA’s smoke free policy
The previous change announced in June only applied to patients and visitors, not staff.
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Emails show the VA took no action to spare veterans from a harsh Trump immigration policy
Top officials of the Department of Veterans Affairs declined to step in to try to exempt veterans and their families from a new immigration rule that would make it far easier to deny green cards to low-income immigrants, according to documents
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Former VA medical official charged in deaths of three patients
Robert Morris Levy also faces multiple counts of fraud related to his attempts to cover up substance abuse while on duty.
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Study suggests confiscating personal weapons from suicidal service members
A study found that suicidal service members are more likely to keep their weapons loaded and unsecured at home.
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Millions more will soon be allowed to shop on military bases. But some veterans wonder how they’ll get access.
Will spouses of these newly eligible veterans be able to shop? And other questions answered.
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Wait continues on additions to VA’s Agent Orange connected illnesses
Advocates had expected a decision two months ago, but VA officials have no timeline for action.
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Investigators find $53 million in improper medical bills for veterans
Lawmakers want a clear answer on how VA plans to help the thousands of veterans hurt by the mistakes.
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VA moving to deliver electronic health record modernization
Veterans Affairs will continue to resist the pressure to rush the process and stay focused on doing electronic health record modernization right, says the VA secretary in this commentary.
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President Trump to address AMVETS 75th national convention
Trump will speak to the convention on Aug. 21, according to the official.
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Veteran dies by suicide in North Carolina VA hospital’s parking lot
The death is the latest in a string of suicides in public areas on VA campuses.
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Union challenges VA’s smoke free policy
The previous change announced in June only applied to patients and visitors, not staff.
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Emails show the VA took no action to spare veterans from a harsh Trump immigration policy
Top officials of the Department of Veterans Affairs declined to step in to try to exempt veterans and their families from a new immigration rule that would make it far easier to deny green cards to low-income immigrants, according to documents
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Former VA medical official charged in deaths of three patients
Robert Morris Levy also faces multiple counts of fraud related to his attempts to cover up substance abuse while on duty.
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Study suggests confiscating personal weapons from suicidal service members
A study found that suicidal service members are more likely to keep their weapons loaded and unsecured at home.
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Millions more will soon be allowed to shop on military bases. But some veterans wonder how they’ll get access.
Will spouses of these newly eligible veterans be able to shop? And other questions answered.
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Wait continues on additions to VA’s Agent Orange connected illnesses
Advocates had expected a decision two months ago, but VA officials have no timeline for action.
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Investigators find $53 million in improper medical bills for veterans
Lawmakers want a clear answer on how VA plans to help the thousands of veterans hurt by the mistakes.
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VA moving to deliver electronic health record modernization
Veterans Affairs will continue to resist the pressure to rush the process and stay focused on doing electronic health record modernization right, says the VA secretary in this commentary.
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President Trump to address AMVETS 75th national convention
Trump will speak to the convention on Aug. 21, according to the official.
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Veteran dies by suicide in North Carolina VA hospital’s parking lot
The death is the latest in a string of suicides in public areas on VA campuses.
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Union challenges VA’s smoke free policy
The previous change announced in June only applied to patients and visitors, not staff.
-
Emails show the VA took no action to spare veterans from a harsh Trump immigration policy
Top officials of the Department of Veterans Affairs declined to step in to try to exempt veterans and their families from a new immigration rule that would make it far easier to deny green cards to low-income immigrants, according to documents
-
Former VA medical official charged in deaths of three patients
Robert Morris Levy also faces multiple counts of fraud related to his attempts to cover up substance abuse while on duty.
-
Study suggests confiscating personal weapons from suicidal service members
A study found that suicidal service members are more likely to keep their weapons loaded and unsecured at home.
-
Millions more will soon be allowed to shop on military bases. But some veterans wonder how they’ll get access.
Will spouses of these newly eligible veterans be able to shop? And other questions answered.
-
Wait continues on additions to VA’s Agent Orange connected illnesses
Advocates had expected a decision two months ago, but VA officials have no timeline for action.
-
Investigators find $53 million in improper medical bills for veterans
Lawmakers want a clear answer on how VA plans to help the thousands of veterans hurt by the mistakes.
-
VA moving to deliver electronic health record modernization
Veterans Affairs will continue to resist the pressure to rush the process and stay focused on doing electronic health record modernization right, says the VA secretary in this commentary.
-
President Trump to address AMVETS 75th national convention
Trump will speak to the convention on Aug. 21, according to the official.
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Veteran dies by suicide in North Carolina VA hospital’s parking lot
The death is the latest in a string of suicides in public areas on VA campuses.
