Veterans Affairs

Thousands of Korean-American Vietnam veterans could receive VA health care under a new bill introduced by Rep. Gil Cisneros, D-Calif.

A former Department of Veterans Affairs employee has been sentenced to six months in prison for leaking the medical records of Richard Ojeda as the former Army major was running for Congress in West Virginia.

Women veterans' health could be at risk if they can't get abortion counseling from the Department of Veterans Affairs, according to Congresswoman Julia Brownley.

Investigators will not file charges in the case of a Navy veteran and senior Congressional policy advisor who said she was sexually assaulted at the Washington, D.C. VA Medical Center, Secretary Robert Wilkie said in a letter Wednesday.

More veterans could access free or reduced-cost dental care if a measure that passed the House on Monday also clears the Senate.

Veteran homelessness has been cut nearly in half in the last 10 years, but tens of thousands of vets remain on the streets, and the HUD-VASH program could do more to help them.

Proposed changes to the federal food stamp program could harm veterans, and the federal government didn't take them into account when it came up with the changes, officials told Congress Thursday.

A veteran died by suicide at a Minneapolis VA hospital after multiple failings by Department of Veterans Affairs staff, a new watchdog report shows.

Veterans and advocates created and launched a new interactive online map that aims to help Blue Water Navy Vietnam veterans apply for and receive their Agent Orange disability benefits from the Department of Veterans Affairs.

The battlefield crosses were returned to VA cemeteries, but some fear VA could change its mind and remove them again.