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Federal Newscast

Veterans Affairs approves nearly $600 million in infrastructure improvements

The funding is also going toward preparing VA medical facilities for the rollout of a new Electronic Health Record system.

Veterans Affairs

How shared experience plays a role in helping people reset under sustained stress

Veterans Affairs

VA ‘actively recruiting,’ but expects limited workforce growth

IT Modernization

CX Exchange 2026: Critical need of meeting public sector customers where they are

IT Modernization

VA EHR rollout resumes after three-year pause

Budget

White House asks for record $75.7B for civilian agency IT

Federal Newscast

Service member suicide rates dropped by 11% in 2024, Pentagon finds

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Unions

VA reverses course, restores union contracts following judge’s rebuke

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IT Modernization

Former VA EHR executive charged with accepting gifts from government contractors

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Unions

VA restores AFGE labor contract, but isn’t implementing it, court documents show

Health Department Layoffs
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Workforce

As HHS limits telework, disabled veterans say they're running out of options for accommodations

U.S. Navy personnel fold the American flag over the casket of WWII U.S. Navy sailor Julius Pieper during a reburial service at the Normandy American Cemetery, Colleville-sur-Mer, France, Tuesday, June 19, 2018. Seventy four years to the day after their ship hit a mine off the coast of Normandy and sunk, Julius Pieper was finally reunited with his twin brother Ludwig. (AP Photo/Virginia Mayo)
Veterans Affairs

A military widow turned profound loss into a decade of service. Now she’s receiving high honors.

Veteran Affairs building near the White House in Washington, Feb. 14, 2018. An internal watchdog's investigation has found that Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin improperly accepted Wimbledon tennis tickets and likely wrongly used taxpayer money to cover his wife's airfare for an 11-day European trip. (AP Photo/Pablo Martinez Monsivais)
Veterans Affairs

VA ordered to restore AFGE contract under federal judge’s temporary order

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Veterans Affairs

DPAA's family update mission searches for answers worldwide

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Veterans Affairs

A sudden change to how VA evaluates disabilities triggers swift backlash

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Veterans Affairs

VA secretary reflects on Year 1: What he’s learned, what's changing and what's next

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Veterans Affairs

VA rolled out new AI tools quickly, but without a system to catch mistakes, patient safety is on the line

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Veterans Affairs

VA data shows it cut health care hiring times in half, but it’s using different metrics

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Federal Newscast

Veterans Affairs explores potential uses for artificial intelligence

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IT Modernization

VA EHR reboot aims for faster deployments after years of delays and outages

The seal a fixed to the front of the Department of Veterans Affairs building in Washington, Friday, June 21, 2013. The number of military suicides is nearly double that of a decade ago when the U.S. was just a year into the Afghan war and hadn’t yet invaded Iraq. While the pace is down slightly this year, it remains worryingly high. The U.S. military and the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) acknowledge the grave difficulties facing active-duty and former members of the armed services who have been caught up in the more-than decade-long American involvement in wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. (AP Photo/Charles Dharapak)
Federal Newscast

17 veterans died by suicide per day in 2023, new report finds

Doug Collins
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Veterans Affairs

VA reorganization to shift health care workforce to hubs with growing veteran population

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Federal Report

Can Congress hold private military housing companies financially accountable for unsafe living conditions?

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