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The VA is not ready for a second wave of the coronavirus, officials said.

The level of faith veterans have in their medical care at the VA exceeded 90% for the first time since late 2017.

The steepest declines were in appendicitis-related issues, which dropped off by nearly 57%.

Sen. Joe Manchin called on the VA's IG and the Justice Department to provide answers on the alleged homicides.

Phil Roe said he supports a gender-neutral version of the VA's mission statement.

Three German POW headstones bearing Nazi symbols will be removed from two veterans cemeteries.

With the compensation and disability exam backlog growing due to the pandemic shutdown, the VA will restart in-person exams.

The department's main office, a block from the White House, was vandalized on the third night of protests in Washington, D.C.

VA Secretary Robert Wilkie said that the VA prescribed the drug just three times last week to treat the coronavirus.

Lawmakers are requesting daily updates of VA patients that include their age, gender, race, ethnicity and preferred language.