Moulton (D) Describes ‘Less Than Satisfying’ VA Treatment Experience
Veterans Affairs
Veterans Strongly Disagree With Ocasio-Cortez on VA Reform, Poll Shows
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.
Ocasio-Cortez Doubles Down, Says VA Problems Are a ‘Myth’
Ocasio-Cortez Comes Out Against VA Reform: ‘If It Ain’t Broke, Don’t Fix It’
Lawmakers Pledge to Double Down on Bipartisan Effort to End VA Dog Testing
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.
Trump Admin Ends Official Time Policy for VA
Taxpayers will no longer foot the bill for union officials at the Veterans Administration.
Dem Congressional Candidate Missed 35 Percent of Colorado Board of Veterans Affairs Meetings
A Democrat running for Congress in Colorado who touts his work on behalf of veterans missed 35 percent of the Colorado Board of Veterans Affairs’ meetings while he served on that body, according to meeting minutes.
GOP Candidate Criticizes Baldwin’s Handling of VA Controversy
Baldwin's office tried to silence staffer fired with severance package that required confidentiality
Sen. Tammy Baldwin’s (D., Wis.) Republican challenger criticized the incumbent for ignoring abuses at a VA facility and for offering a severance package to a staffer fired over the incident that would have required her to remain quiet if she accepted.
Senate Overwhelmingly Confirms Robert Wilkie to Lead VA
The Senate overwhelmingly confirmed the nomination of Robert Wilkie to be secretary of Veterans Affairs in an 86-9 vote on Monday.
Trump, Congressional Leadership Agree VA Expansion Will Be Paid For
The Trump administration is seeking to pay for recent expansion of Veterans Affairs to private health care through recently increased budgetary caps, according to an administration official.
