New cuts planned at Veterans Affairs: 'They shouldn't cut, they should be adding'
The Department of Veterans Affairs is the latest agency to be hit by mass firings of federal employees since President Trump took office. It's unclear just how many veterans have lost their jobs, but Democrats last month said it could be in the thousands — that's likely just the tip of the iceberg.
VA is preparing to lay off as many as 80,000 workers in coming weeks, according to an internal memo obtained by ABC News.
The list of contracts on the chopping block hasn't been made public, and the VA declined to provide it. NBC News reviewed ...
Neb., a retired U.S. Air Force brigadier general, joined Moulton, a former Marine, in the letter to VA Secretary Doug Collins ...
VA medical center employees in Wisconsin say the sweeping cuts to the workforce already threaten quality of care.
The VA recently rescinded, but later reinstated, final job offers for dozens of VCL hires, after officials couldn't find ...
They said the dust from Thursday afternoon ended up in a low-pressure system that moved across the Plains and off to the east ...
The Department of Veterans Affairs announced plans to cut about 80,000 jobs on Wednesday, as President Donald Trump pushes to ...
VA Secretary Doug Collins said in a video message that upcoming personnel cuts would amount to about a 15% reduction in VA’s workforce.
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VA to speed up health records system rollout, with new sites this yearA previous plan to deploy the controversial health records system to more VA hospitals in mid-2026 was short-sighted and slow ...
Norberto Valencia-González, also known as “Socialitos” or “Socialite,” was extradited to Chicago last week as part of a ...
LYNCHBURG, Va. (WDBJ) - Lynchburg police are investigating a car crash involving two pedestrians Saturday night. Police say it happened around 10 p.m. on Campbell Avenue near the intersection of ...
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