Senate advances $3B VA supplemental bill
Congress passes $3B bill to plug VA shortfall amid concerns about veterans’ checks
The Senate passed an emergency spending bill Thursday to provide billions of dollars in funding for the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), as officials warn that benefit payments for veterans are at risk of being disrupted next month absent congressional action.
The Senate on Thursday adopted an emergency spending bill to fill a nearly $3 billion shortfall in the Department of Veterans ...
VA officials outlined how a surge in PACT Act claims outpaced initial budget projections in a Senate Veterans' Affairs ...
Through treatment at Chesapeake Psychological Associates, he found the drug Spravato for his suicidal depression. But it’s ...
Virginia authors Elizabeth Varon, Angie Kim and Kwame Alexander were the top winners at the 76th annual Library of Virginia ...
An estimated 40 million claims make up a backlog of overdue payments due from third-party insurers and veterans who owe ...
U.S. Senators Mark Warner and Tim Kaine announced more than $3.5 million in federal funding to support behavioral health ...
The University of Mary Washington poll showed Vice President Kamala Harris edging former President Donald Trump in Virginia, ...
IOWA CITY, Iowa — Veterans in eastern Iowa honored those who went missing -- or were prisoners of war -- during their service ...
The VA, on average, takes 31 years to acknowledge a toxic exposure after the first incidence, according to the report.
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