According to the department's latest reorganization plans, nearly 1,600 employees agreed to leave the agency through voluntary incentives.

Earlier this month, the Defense Department told transgender service members that they had to choose whether they would ...

By Marilyn Odendahl The Indiana Citizen June 18, 2025 As Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita is trying to get a second ...

Labor inspector general nominee and former Rep. Anthony D’Esposito, R-N.Y., praised President Donald Trump during his ...

Current and past members of the board that oversees reviews and appeals of veterans benefits in Canada say a recent doubling ...

The justices' 6-3 decision effectively protects from legal challenges many efforts by Trump's Republican administration and ...

Nebraska school districts disproportionately rejected transfer applications from students with disabilities. One state lawmaker called it “discrimination, plain and simple.” ...

The ministry of police is looking to appoint two members to the Firearms Appeal Board, and a national head for the ...

The drama in the audience rivaled the spectacle on stage Wednesday at the Kennedy Center, where Trump went to the opening ...

In the heart of our beautiful town, the spirit of Paris continues to shine brightly. Whether it’s gathering under the stars for fireworks, sharing a quiet morning at the farmers market, or watching ...

The Republican president is asking the federal appeals court to intervene after a lower-court judge twice rejected the move.

Benefit claims on appeal that can take years for a decision by the Department of Veterans Affairs would be delivered faster and with fewer errors under a package of Republican-led House bills, ...