Veterans Can Attend Their VA Claims Hearings at Home Starting Next Year
The Department of Veterans Affairs hopes to speed up the appeals process and make it easier by going virtual.
VA Disability
VA Has Refunded All Home Loan Funding Fees Charged in Error, Officials Say
VA has sent out more than 130,000 refunds
VA Continues to Update Disability Rating Schedule
The 70-year-old regulations are halfway through a major rewrite.
Disabled Vets May Be Eligible for Student Loan Write-Off
If you are a totally disabled or unemployable veteran with student loan debt, the Department of Education is looking for you.
Baltimore VA Slowest to Process Disability Claims
Across the country, 900,000 vets wait an average of nine months to find out if they qualify for disability benefits.
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US Military Braces for Base Lockdowns in Germany as Coronavirus Cases Rise
Preparations in Germany follow facility closures at the base in Vicenza, Italy.
Here's the List of Military Clinics That Will No Longer Serve Retirees, Families
The list is included in a 61-page report to Congress delivered Wednesday.
Wounded Iraq War Vet with PTSD Sues over German Shepherd Service Dog
A disabled Army veteran has sued the federal government, arguing her employer harassed her for using a service dog at work.
Woman on Track to Become 1st Female Army Green Beret: Report
The National Guard soldier is close to completing the qualification course to become a Special Forces engineer sergeant.
Pentagon Awarded $876M in Contracts Meant for Disabled Vets to Ineligible Companies: IG
The Inspector General's report calls for better oversight, but one official said his office isn't responsible.