Day, veterans took to the streets across the country to push back against the proposed 83,000 job cuts at the Department of Veterans Affairs.

Thousands of veterans gathered in Washington on Friday to rally against potential cuts to veterans services and staffing.

The VA would see a 4% spending increase under the FY 2026 budget proposal, but is looking to cut about 2,000 positions from ...

This D-day, thousands of our nation’s veterans descended on the National Mall in Washington D.C. to protest possible deep ...

One of the largest veterans groups in the country is breaking with many of its peers to support the sweeping reforms the ...

The new leadership of the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) in Washington has taken a lot of heat lately from VA patients, ...

The secretary of the Department of Veterans Affairs visited Evansville Wednesday amidst potential cuts to the agency's ...

MSPB would have limited jurisdiction to hear appeals from federal employees who are removed from their jobs under OPM’s ...

Thousands of veterans are expected to march on Washington, D.C., to protest feared cuts at the Department of Veterans Affairs ...

He was nominated by President Donald Trump as undersecretary for memorial affairs, which maintains cemeteries and facilitates ...

Secretary of Veterans Affairs Doug Collins, accompanied by Gov. Mike Braun, Congressman Jefferson Shreve, and Congresswoman ...

The new leadership of the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) in Washington has taken a lot of heat lately from VA patients, ...