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The senators are calling for a federal watchdog to investigate the Trump administration’s killing of hundreds of VA contracts. Among their concerns: ProPublica revealed DOGE used artificial ...
Earlier this month, Channel 2 Action News Investigates reported how an Inspector General audit found that Atlanta VA leadership says it takes 300 days to hire employees.
A bipartisan group of lawmakers is aiming to close a loophole that allows large healthcare insurers to charge Medicare billions of dollars to cover veterans who get some or all of their treatment ...
The bronze statue of the teenage civil rights heroine will replace a statue of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee that the state ...
Q: Has President Donald Trump issued a rule that VA doctors can refuse treatment to Democrats? A: No. The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs changed the wording in its bylaws to comply with ...
For many U.S. veterans, fear is spreading over rumors that an executive order signed by President Trump gives VA doctors the right to refuse treatment to unmarried veterans and Democrats.
The new guidelines regarding medical professionals in the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) came after Donald Trump's January 30 executive order.
Unpacking claims that VA doctors can deny care to Democrats, unmarried veterans A Guardian report sparked rumors about changes to VA rules.
The Trump administration on Monday denied reporting by The Guardian that said new Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) hospitals could refuse care to veterans based on factors like marital status an… ...
The VA is vigorously disputing a news story claiming that new policy allows physicians and other medical staff to decline to treat patients based on political party or marital status. The story ...
VA doctors are no longer explicitly instructed they have to treat patients regardless of political affiliation and marital status.
Law & Policy VA doctors can deny care to Democrats, unmarried veterans under new rule The “disturbing and unethical” new policy is expected to impact women and LGBTQ+ veterans most.