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.
New VA Education Rule Allows Some Vets to Get Multiple Degrees Until last week, VR&E could not be used in conjunction with the Post-9/11 GI Bill, which covers four years of college for...
VA Hospital Wrongful Death Verdict Raised to Nearly $4M The initial award for the Army veteran's pain and suffering covered only 58 days of his 118-day hospitalization.
VA Expected Iraq, Afghanistan Wars Would Lead to Toxic Exposures, Agency Reveals There’s been a growing momentum on Capitol Hill to provide remedy for veterans who became ill after serving overseas.
Vaccine Refusal Rate at 3% Among Veterans, Slightly Higher in Rural Areas As of Thursday, the VA had fully vaccinated about 1.9 million people. About 45% of VA patients ages 75 and older had been...
Biden's $2 Trillion Infrastructure Plan Includes Big Upgrades for Aging VA Hospitals Biden's plan calls for $18 billion to modernize VA hospitals across the country.
Sweeping Measure Would Provide Care, Disability to Thousands of Vets Sickened by Burn Pits The measure was also introduced last year and never got any serious traction.
Groundbreaking VA Study Shows How Long COVID-19 Vaccine Immunity May Last A soon-to-be-published Veterans Affairs study of vaccine-induced antibody response is among the first in the nation to look...
VA Expects to Open COVID-19 Vaccines to All Vets by May 1 The department is establishing the capability to distribute vaccines for over 24 million veterans, spouses or caregivers.
The VA Just Got $17 Billion in COVID Relief Money. Here’s How They Plan to Spend It The American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 was signed into law by President Joe Biden on March 11.
Jonathan Pentland, a Fort Jackson Soldier, Arrested and Charged After Confrontation with Black Man Jonathan Pentland, 42, was charged with third-degree assault and listed as detained in the Richland County jail.
In First, Male Marines Graduate From Historically All-Female Boot Camp Training Battalion Marine recruits training at Parris Island were for decades segregated by gender, with women assigned solely to 4th Recruit...
Why 300 Sailors and Marines Deployed on an Amphibious Ship with Smart Rings Researchers who set out to study fatigue on a Navy warship found out that getting good rest while underway is not easy.
Sen. Duckworth Calls for DOJ Probe of 'Brazenly Violent' Police Treatment of Black Army Officer Nazario, who serves in the Virginia National Guard's 29th Infantry Division, filed a lawsuit in U.S. District Court for the...
Navy Airman Dies After Rescue Swimmer School Accident at Pensacola Airman Nathan Burke of Lubbock, Texas, died at Baptist Hospital in Pensacola, Florida, Navy officials announced.
