VA Psychiatrist Had Inappropriate Sexual Contact with His Patient
A VA psychiatrist faces up to 20 years in prison after pleading guilty to witness tampering after having a sexual relationship with a female patient.
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A VA psychiatrist faces up to 20 years in prison after pleading guilty to witness tampering after having a sexual relationship with a female patient.
President Trump has signed into law provisions that will change the appeals process for veterans seeking certain benefits from the VA.
Two lawmakers are questioning agencies about their use of leave without pay to ensure it is being granted in a “politically neutral manner.”
A federal employee with the State Department has given his resignation to President Trump along with a hidden message embedded in the letter.
An Inspector General report says that about $6 million in Social Security benefits were lost over a three year period through the my Social Security program.
Officials from OPM discussed agency progress on complying with an OMB directive and suggested RIFs may be forthcoming at some agencies.
The Interior Department announced it is providing funds to preserve “U.S. history and heritage” shortly after President Trump tweeted about growing efforts to remove Confederate statues.
The author says that a new VA reform bill provides a look into both the approach and substance of reforms we should expect to see in the rest of government.
The Postal Service posted a net loss of over $2 billion in the latest quarter and may again default on payments for future retiree health benefits.
The MSPB has issued a stay order requiring the VA to rehire the former Washington, DC medical director that it fired in July.