Man Pretends to be Blind to Steal from the VA
A Florida man was sentenced this week for stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars from the VA by claiming that he was blind.
A Florida man was sentenced this week for stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars from the VA by claiming that he was blind.
A former VA employee pleaded guilty to stealing over $66,000 in veterans’ benefits in a money wiring scheme involving an accomplice.
An Atlanta VA employee, indicted by a Federal grand jury on 50 counts of making false statements in connection with performing his official duties, was indefinitely suspended by the agency pending the outcome of the criminal case against him.
President Trump has signed an executive order to expand mental health resources for veterans transitioning from active duty to civilian life.
A new Gallup poll finds that Americans are showing greater overall satisfaction with some larger federal agencies.
The VA announced that its hotline for veterans is now fully staffed and running 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
A GAO report found that the VA is failing to properly report and document poor performance among its healthcare providers.
The Justice Department announced an indictment against a former VA employee for a scheme to steal veterans’ benefits money.
A media investigation highlighting serious problems at the VA has led to introduction of yet another reform bill aimed at fixing some of the agency’s problems.
A bill to change how care is provided for American veterans could substantially alter the role of the VA.