A consulting firm linked to incoming Biden officials removed references to its foreign dealings in the closing weeks of the election.
The Department of Veterans Affairs illegally granted roughly 25,000 people access to veterans' personal information including social security numbers, addresses, and medical histories, according to a government watchdog. 
Veterans who saw combat after 9/11 are more likely to be victims of America's opioid crisis, adding "an important front in the Global War on Terrorism," according to a study. 
An atheist group is petitioning to remove a prisoner of war's Bible from a New Hampshire Veterans Administration hospital in a lawsuit that has drawn the attention of top White House officials. 
Veterans of all political stripes overwhelmingly support reform that would allow military health benefits to be used outside the VA healthcare system, new polling shows. 
The Department of Veterans Affairs is facing bipartisan pushback against its decision to continue controversial, and at times fatal, experiments on dogs under a program the agency says advances medical research that potentially helps wounded veterans. 
Taxpayers will no longer foot the bill for union officials at the Veterans Administration. 