Department of Veterans Affairs - VA

The stricter regulations over who is eligible for the program overstep the bounds of the law, the suit alleges.

A veteran died on the Fourth of July 2018 after two calls to the suicide hotline went unheeded.

In an extensive interview with Newsweek, Jim Byrne, a former Marine and federal attorney, said the VA secretary sought to...

The VA did not restart in-person exams until late August, and then only on a limited basis.

Active cases of COVID-19 continue to rise among Department of Veterans Affairs patients.

The Department of Veterans Affairs has no plans to challenge a court ruling last week.

Two men died and three were injured while replacing a steam pipe in an building at the West Haven VA Medical Center.

The number of suicides and the suicide rate in 2018 rose just slightly from the previous year, by 36 deaths.

"For our nation's veterans, this is another way they can continue to serve in this way, fighting the pandemic as a volunteer...

The VET TEC pilot program is proving more popular than Congress anticipated.