The Military's Coronavirus Cases: The Latest Rundown The DoD and the VA are providing daily updates on the number of confirmed and presumptive cases of the virus.
Bill to Make VA Motto Gender-Neutral Unanimously Approved by Committee Another bill would expand VA home loan eligibility for activated National Guard and Reserve members.
VA Facilities Continue to Hide Doctors' Misconduct, Probes Find Two IG investigations found the VA failed to properly investigate problem doctors or report them to state licensing boards.
VA COVID-19 Death Count Passes 2,000 as Infection Rate Begins Decline VA hospitals in states experiencing surges in coronavirus cases are seeing the impact of the spike.
Fifth Lawsuit Filed in Deaths at West Virginia VA Hospital The lawsuit, which seeks unspecified damages, is the latest to allege a widespread system of failures at the hospital.
Back from the Brink: 4 Veterans Who Beat COVID-19 Tell Their Stories All four are over age 65 and have underlying conditions that may have made them more susceptible to COVID-19.
Effort to Change VA Motto Triggers Heated Exchange in Hearing Republicans and Democrats pressed Acting Deputy Secretary Pamela Powers on the urgency of dealing with sexual harassment.
Fourth Lawsuit Filed in VA Hospital Deaths in West Virginia The lawsuit, which seeks unspecified damages, is the latest to allege a widespread system of failures at the hospital.
Nearly 1 in 4 VA Employees Report Sex Harassment, Audit Says Long-sought improvements urged by the Government Accountability Office could take until 2024 to fully implement.
Legislators Move to Stop VA from Using Dogs for Most Medical Research The House will vote on a bill prohibiting the VA from using dogs for experiments that would cause them any type of pain.
Search Ends for 7 Marines and 1 Sailor Who Went Missing After AAV Accident Near California Officials announced early Sunday that leadership determined little likelihood the service members survived the accident.
Military Leaders Are Confronting a New Form of Discrimination: Pregnancy Bias Discrimination, conscious or not, often starts during maternity leave.
Man Who Fatally Shot Air Force Vet at Protest Was Fort Hood Soldier The shooting was an act of self-defense, the soldier's attorney says.
These Marines Just Published a How-To Guide on Hiding from Enemy Drones A new manual aims to provide guidance to ground troops seeking to avoid detection against a growing enemy threat.
Army Guard Begins to Reorganize Force into Eight Divisions The move will mark a substantial increase in the number of fully manned divisions that the Army can deploy.
