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Over a dozen attorneys general have taken additional legal action against the VA, stemming on religious exemptions and taking power away from states.

"No longer can we ignore the wounds of war from toxic exposures," said Senator Jerry Moran of Kansas, who helped push the legislation.

The woman said her father had VA benefits and was being transferred from a VA-approved facility to the hospital for heart failure.

The VA's COVID death toll equates to 23 per day, a greater number than the suicide rate of veterans, which is 17 per day.

In a statement Saturday, House Speaker Pelosi criticized Robert Wilkie and called for his resignation, following the inspector general's report.

"The GOP participates in a lobbyist-friendly campaign to trash the VA," the congresswoman said.

"She has to maintain momentum of saying crazy, outlandish things," retired Brigadier General Anthony Tata said.

The legacy of the pro-slavery Confederacy has become a source of fierce controversy in recent years.

Lawmakers from both parties expressed concern during a Congressional hearing Tuesday.

The president lashed out at the Montana Democrat at a rally in Michigan.

Ronny Jackson's nomination to head the VA has become engulfed in controversy.

The morning show co-host called Ronny Jackson's comments "embarrassing" and "shameful."

The president was meeting with his secretary of veterans affairs and has says he likes watching "two people" go head-to-head.

The Department of Veterans Affairs is hesitant to admit its role in the death of Marine Corps veteran Jason Simcakoski, who died as a result of drugs he was prescribed at a VA hospital.

With painkillers, Mike Stevens could care for his kids and run his farm; now he can barely dress himself.

About half of severely mentally ill people have a drug problem, and vice versa, but federal policies don't address that.

"There is an epidemic of sudden deaths occurring throughout the U.S. military."

The VA killed thousands of vets and fueled the national opioid addiction crisis by recklessly throwing pills at a problem.

U.S. military veterans—of all ages and sexes—are 21 percent more likely to commit suicide than the civilian population.

A group of veterans is graduating from Vassar College as part of a special program to help them adjust to civilian life. But did it work?

The American Legion supports new legislation to prohibit VA officials from stripping veterans of their rights to own guns.

The suicide rate for men in the farming, fishing and forestry industries in certain states is higher than that of veterans, two unrelated reports indicate.

Tom Voss thought walking across America would help with his PTSD. Then he started focusing on breathing techniques.

Doctors are beginning to look at cannabis's ability to alleviate psychological effects of combat.

Patients and former Veterans Health Administration doctors claim treatment is lacking.

A VA surgeon who reported a co-worker's time card fraud was relocated to a dirty closet and then demoted.

The VA reported that around 100,000 vets still must wait for appointments, and over half that number wait at least 90 days