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Disabled American Veterans (DAV), the largest organization of disabled veterans, held a private award ceremony to honor fired VA secretary David Shulkin and his staff along with the other “big […]
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With all the hoopla about Facebook over the past week, I wanted to get your take on questions from Congress. Some of the lawmakers did a great job. Others threw
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Now that Trump chose to bomb Syria, one of the next issues should be ensuring the Department of Veterans Affairs is equipped to handle the workload of new disabled veterans
VA did not conduct background checks of any kind prior to employing over 6,000 new medical personnel according to a recent IG investigation. Additionally, another 10,400 employees, from 2012 to
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The Department of Veterans Affairs still failing to properly secure its information systems from cyberattacks according to an audit conducted by a third party. The audit revealed several typical problems
Veterans Affairs Still Failing To Address Cybersecurity Right Says Watchdog Read More »
Mailroom: The simple answer to this common question about your 100 percent disability rating is, “Maybe.” But rather than guess about your own disability rating, here are some facts to
Former VA secretary David Shulkin had a second European trip scheduled with his wife that included a three-day conference at the Vatican scheduled as “work” to justify the 10-day trip.
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Veterans Affairs recently settled a wrongful death lawsuit for $500,000 involving an 84-year-old veteran who died from an allergic reaction to the medication the agency gave him to treat pneumonia
