‘Betrayal’: Democrats Blast Trump’s ‘Assault’ on VA Over Plan to Cut 80,000 Employees
The Trump administration reportedly is planning to cut 80,000 workers from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs in what critics are calling an “assault” on a federal agency that for years had been plagued by extensive wait times for the nation’s retired warfighters.
More than 9 million veterans get physical and mental health care from the VA, which is now being examined by Elon Musk's ...
A leaked memo released Tuesday called for VA to slash its workforce to 2019 levels that were in place before millions of ...
The Department of Veterans Affairs, which provides health care for retired military members, sent out a memo instructing top-level staff to prepare for reorganization in August to “resize and ...
Rep. Derrick Van appeared to accuse a fired VA employee of using social media on government time for a message sent to the ...
Senator Mark Kelly criticized mass firings at the VA, advocating for the reinstatement of employees vital to veteran care.
Secretary of Veteran's Affairs Doug Collins discusses how DOGE cuts are impacting the nation's retired military members on ...
Kelly blamed the Trump administration for making veterans' health care more difficult by indiscriminately dumping staffers.
The Iowa City Federal Building, home to the Iowa City VA Clinic, will be sold, the Trump administration said Tuesday.
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Fired Ann Arbor VA employee Slotkin’s guest in rebuttal to Trump addressSen. Elissa Slotkin invites Andrew Lennox as guest to Trump address, criticizes recent mass firings at VA medical centers in ...
Debbie Dingell, of Ann Arbor, and Rashida Tlaib, of Detroit — have been vocal about the VA's decision to reduce its workforce ...
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