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Potential adjustments to short-term disability insurance and credit protection for feds during government shutdowns are on the table through new legislation.
Across the country, nurses at VA are leading innovative efforts to ensure Veterans receive timely, high-quality care, no matter where they live.
"It's a project that we're really perfect for addressing in coordination with our sponsors and the other agencies here," said Mike Records.
VETLIFE’s Battle Buddy app serves as a no-cost, always-available connection point where Veterans can identify the benefits they’ve earned, receive step-by-step guidance, take action in real time, and stay engaged through ongoing follow-up.
Sixteen years ago, a car accident left USMC Veteran Joe Gibson paralyzed. Through adaptive sports at the Winter Sports Clinic, he is pushing past barriers.
As part of the 2026 Research Week, May 11 - 15, VA announced the winners of four prestigious research awards.
Pests and crime threaten VA's efforts to expand housing for homeless veterans at its sprawling west Los Angeles campus.
The Pinedas are a multi-generational military service family, honored for Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Heritage Month.
Mental Health Awareness Month highlights how homelessness and mental health challenges often overlap and why addressing both together is essential for recovery.
A tribute to Vietnam Veteran Duery C. Felton, Jr., the National Park Service "Guardian of the Wall."
Veteran Ben Parks was impressed when he was able to receive eye care from a remote eye care provider and without having his eyes dilated.
Army Air Corps 2nd Lt. Joseph L. Burke finally received the honorable burial he earned, more than 80 years after his death aboard a World War II “hell ship.”
Good Neighbor Day America is a National Day of Service on May 16, 2026, calling on Americans to complete 250 million acts of kindness.
The funding is also going toward preparing VA medical facilities for the rollout of a new Electronic Health Record system.
For Veterans who are homeless, encouragement from family and friends can make all the difference in helping them get the support they need.
Last week, the Omaha National Cemetery interred the remains of 16 World War II soldiers.
He was sentenced to 16 years in prison for a yearslong plot that cost Medicare and VA nearly $200 million.
