As the Department of Veterans Affairs tries to meet President Trump's goal of cutting 15% of staff, vets are concerned there won't be enough doctors and nurses.

The CEO of Mission Roll Call said reform at the Department of Veteran Affairs is necessary to improve veterans' lives.

Sen. Durbin joined veterans, nurses, union members and local leaders outside Edward Hines Jr. VA Hospital in a rally against the Trump administration’s plans. “We’re facing cuts in the VA ...

Notably, a Republican Senator offered cautiously critical remarks on the VA reductions, a departure from the typical Republican approach of overwhelming silence on staffing cuts by Trump-installed ...

An internal memo showed the VA plans to return to 2019 workforce levels, which would result in the department cutting about 83,000 positions. Collins on Tuesday said the goal is to cut the VA's ...

Sen. Mark Warner (D-Va.) said he believes the United States will be paying the price for the massive cuts to federal programs ...

At a May 2 protest outside the VA facility in Tucson, Ariz., Alex Maldonado, a veteran and organizer with the group Veterans for Peace, said proposed cuts to VA staff are too big. "Those are the ...

which the Trump administration is offering as part of its DOGE initiative to cut the VA's workforce by 15%. The top positions across all networks that are requesting deferred resignation are ...