U.S. veterans department to start mass layoffs in June
WASHINGTON >> The Department of Veterans Affairs will begin mass layoffs as early as June, according to a memo reviewed by Reuters, as President Donald Trump’s campaign to sharply cut the federal government works its way through a highly politically sensitive agency.
Reporter Patricia Kime was in the middle of a sit-down interview with Veterans Affairs Secretary Doug Collins when he aired ...
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Sen. Sanders to introduce bill protecting veteransThe Putting Veterans First Act is partially in response to a leaked internal memo outlining a Veterans Affairs plan to cut ...
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DOGE helps Veterans Affairs end IT contract run by service-disabled entrepreneursMusk's lot says under-pressure VA must do it 'in-house' Elon Musk's newly minted US Department of Government Efficiency ...
All veterans in Cortez, Mancos, Dolores and Montezuma County, heads up! CBS News reported March 5 that the Trump ...
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The Department of Veterans Affairs is planning an “aggressive” reorganization that includes cutting 80,000 jobs from the ...
The Vanderburgh Humane Society will kick off an outreach program for military veterans who have pets at VHS headquarters at ...
The office, which was created under President Joe Biden, helped minority veterans with disparities in how the government ...
Paul Critchett battled Veterans Affairs for years, certain his terminal cancer diagnosis stemmed from radiation exposure. On ...
The Trump administration is planning to cut tens of thousands of employees at the Department of Veterans Affairs, according ...
The cuts would be a major escalation of the downsizing that has already occurred at the department, which provides health ...
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Veterans Affairs Secretary Doug Collins confronted a reporter, claiming she spread rumors about DOGE's actions that are "scaring" veterans and VA employees.
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