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VA helps Veteran find new meaning and purpose in life after a severe multiple sclerosis relapse.

The VA’s recently released 2025 AI Inventory identifies 215 of those use cases as high-impact systems.

As VA's undersecretary for health, John Bartrum played a leading role in the resumed rollout of its new Electronic Health Record.

VA continues to help Veterans in their ongoing journeys to independence, health and overall wellness. This time with a 3D-printed bowling stick.

Veterans and military families are stepping up to keep elections running. Join Vet the Vote and serve your community as a trusted poll worker.

The new lawsuits follow other pending legal challenges against EPA, related to a June 2025 “declaration of dissent” signed by hundreds of agency workers.

At 75 and recovered from knee surgery, Navy Veteran James Chambers is back at the Golden Age Games.

The move to centralize all payroll processing to the department's Financial Services Center did not result in any layoffs, the VA said.

A new guide provides Veterans and their families with a plain language suicide prevention risk tips for spotting life stressors and finding practical support.

The 2026 Veterans Day Poster winner shows two American flags, connecting the founding to generations of Veterans who have defended its freedoms.

Sonderling was previously the deputy labor secretary and a Republican member of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.