The House Veterans Affairs Committee issued subpoenas to five VA officials on Wednesday. However, the hearing accompanying the subpoenas exposed what could be a potential problem for all federal agencies. Federal News Radio's Scott Maucione has more.
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DoD's Ron Jost announced he's leaving government after more than a decade at the Pentagon.
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Members of AFGE Local 17 detail allegations that union members have levied against their supervisors in a report to Veterans Affairs Secretary Bob McDonald.
The director of the Veterans Benefits Administration, Allison Hickey, is resigning, after four years as undersecretary with the department.
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A new study says the Veterans Health Administration has the structure to be a great healthcare provider, but it needs changes to make the system work.
Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) wrote a letter to the Justice Department pushing for action on this latest scandal at the Veterans Affairs Department.
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The Veterans Affairs Department launches Vets.gov, a digital doorway to help organize online resources for veterans.
The Veterans Affairs Department is collaborating with OPM and private organizations to solve some of its overarching issues.
Only eight weeks into the job, David Shulkin is rethinking health care goals within the Veterans Affairs Department