Payments will not be interrupted. The VA says it will continue processing and delivering disability compensation, pensions, ...

While most vets won't be impacted by the ongoing government shutdown, concerns may ramp up the longer it persists.

The federal government has been shut down, but services provided by the Veterans Health Administration and Veterans Affairs ...

If the federal government shuts down after midnight Sept. 30 over a funding impasse in Congress, the Department of Veterans Affairs would keep sending veterans their monthly pensions and disability ...

The U.S. is confronting a fresh cycle of uncertainty after President Donald Trump and Congress failed to strike an agreement ...

Michigan veterans, according to the Michigan Center for Data and Analytics represent 5.6% of Michigan’s overall population, totaling over 441,000 individuals.

Staying open: The VA’s primary call center, its veterans crisis line, suicide prevention programs, homelessness services, and caregiver support.

The U.S. government officially shut down at 12:01 a.m. Wednesday thanks to a deadlocked Senate. The shutdown is already ...

Government services operate on a limited basis in a shutdown and can have unexpected consequences the longer a standoff goes on. In general, federal agencies will scale back their work, though many ...

The federal government is scheduled to shut down on Wednesday if lawmakers do not pass a continuing resolution.

Social Security is considered mandatory, and funding for those programs is generally unaffected by a shutdown. Medicare ...

If the U.S. government shuts down, what happens to veterans benefits for the state with more than almost any other?