The Delray Beach cultural arts center, now under the city's ownership, launched its 'A Legacy Through Local Art' initiative ...

The ACT Branch of the Returned and Services League of Australia Veterans’ March will commence at 9.30 am on the Parade Ground of the Australian War Memorial. Current and former serving Australian ...

As the Department of Veterans Affairs gears up to cut 80,000 employees, an agency spokesman says government jobs should be narrowly focused to best “serve” constituents. “We regret when ...

As John Gruber noted, developer Gus Mueller has suggested that Apple should let us choose our own intelligent assistant. I was grousing to some friends that Apple needs to open up things on the ...

The biggest waves of 2025 NFL free agency have subsided, with most of this offseason's top available veterans now handsomely paid, either by new teams or their own. Blockbuster trades have also ...

Cortez was fired last month from his human resources job at the agency - one of about 2,400 employees who lost their jobs at Veterans' Affairs (VA) in the first wave of President Donald Trump's ...

In an interview with WTOP on Wednesday, U.S. Veterans Affairs Secretary Doug Collins defended the cuts, echoing language often used by the Trump administration. He argued the cuts are needed to ...

Elon Musk's DOGE promoted the decision to terminate a deal with service-disabled veterans supporting the Department of Veterans Affairs 10 days before the contract was set to expire anyway. The DOGE ...

Virginia’s Jennifer Kiggans, Michigan’s John James, Pennsylvania’s Scott Perry and Iowa’s Zach Nunn. The ad stands out as notable in its own right, but watching the spot, I was reminded ...

Now, both veterans have watched with alarm as the Trump administration has taken an ax to the VA, imperiling the agency’s status as a national powerhouse of scientific innovation. Sweeping ...

NBC News’ Stephanie Gosk reports from Cheyenne, WY, where the office manager at a small VA center dedicated to mental health was fired despite a recent glowing review IE 11 is not supported.

The Trump administration has elicited a mix of hope and fear across Georgia by announcing it will slash the Department of Veterans Affairs’ U.S. workforce by 15% or about 72,000 employees.