A new lawsuit claims that the VA is denying some veterans full access to support, even after the Supreme Court ruled on the issue.

The Department of Veterans Affairs is preparing to deploy an automated artificial intelligence system that will comb through more than a million disability claims in search of fraudulent documentation ...

The decision is a win for veterans who earned benefits under two GI Bills, but details still need to be worked out, attorneys ...

The Major Richard Star Act would allow retired veterans wounded in combat to receive both disability compensation and ...

Veterans say that the Department of Veterans Affairs has “invented new reasons to deny” former service members access to education benefits that many veterans qualify for, according to a new lawsuit.

Many veterans "feel like the VA is pulling the rug out from underneath them," attorney Luke A. Schamel told Newsweek.

The lawsuit claims veterans are being denied full education benefits under both the Montgomery GI Bill and Post-9/11 GI Bill.

Veterans receive a disability rating from zero to 100%, a figure meant to quantify how severely a service-connected condition ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. With the government shut down, many are wondering how it will impact their benefits from the VA. Here’s a look at what will remain ...

Every month, millions of veterans depend on their disability pay from the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). This monthly compensation is a tax-free payment for veterans who are disabled through ...

The Department of Veterans Affairs announced that the VA disability claims backlog dipped below 100,000 for the first time since 2020, a major priority under VA Secretary Doug Collins.

Lawmakers from Michigan have introduced bipartisan legislation to keep in place a federal law that expanded veterans’ burial ...