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On Tuesday, the newest VA Secretary was confirmed to lead the country’s second largest federal agency under President Joe Biden. A nonveteran, Secretary Denis McDonough will now lead the agency …

Does New VA Secretary Have What It Takes? Read More »

There is a change happening in Veteran Readiness and Employment (VR&E) executive leadership following historic transformations to improve the program for veterans. The recently departed executive director William Streitberger will …

Veteran Readiness And Employment Service Executive Director Departs After Historic Transformation And Improvements Read More »

Two former leaders of a veterans home for elderly veterans were reportedly indicted for management decisions linked to dozens of coronavirus deaths. The criminal prosecution is considered the first of …

2 Charged For Role In Veteran Coronavirus Deaths At Veterans Home Read More »

The Department of Veterans Affairs admitted by press release that 46,000 veterans were victims of an agency data breach while withholding details that fired up some in Congress. The agency’s …

Hackers Exploit Known VA Cybersecurity Weaknesses In Massive Data Breach Read More »

We can’t seem to get away from these riots in the Midwest, and American is seemingly coming apart at the seams. I’m writing this just a few miles from the …

Benjamin Krause Is Not MIA…, I Promise Read More »

It apparently took a PhD for VA to finally advise veterans to not pay for free benefits advice to veterans the LinkedIn social media platform. Wednesday, Undersecretary for Benefits Paul …

VA Benefits Chief To Veterans: “Stop Paying For Free Benefits Advice” Read More »

VA’s top recommendation to help anxious veterans “get ahead of” novel coronavirus was to “Get a flu shot”. The rest of the coronavirus advice was likewise underwhelming. Yes. The agency …

Veterans Underwhelmed By Top VA Coronavirus Advice, ‘Get A Flu Shot’ Read More »