Veterans Affairs

VA Study of Anti-Malarial Drug Shows No Benefit for Use with Coronavirus Patients

By Zachary Evans April 21, 2020

The study analyzes records of 368 patients who died or were discharged from VA hospitals by April 11.

Pence’s Doctor Resigns after Derailing Ronny Jackson’s Confirmation

By Jack Crowe May 4, 2018

Dr. Jennifer Peña’s internal memo’s were credited with igniting the controversy that led Jackson to withdraw from the confirmation process.

The Contrasting Ronny Jackson Tales Don’t Add Up

By Jim Geraghty April 25, 2018

Something doesn’t quite add up in the competing claims about President Trump’s nominee to be the next secretary of Veterans Affairs.

Trump Picks White House Physician to Replace David Shulkin at Veterans Affairs

By Mairead McArdle March 28, 2018

Shulkin fought to keep the VA from being totally privatized while working to give veterans more access to resources.

Today, an Easily-Overlooked Vote on Choice in Veterans Health Care

By Jim Geraghty July 24, 2017

The U.S. House will vote on funding for the Veterans Choice Program, which has major implications for veterans’ health care.

Why VA Health Care Is So Lousy

By Bonnie Kristian October 12, 2016

The VA can’t avoid scandal because it’s designed to be unaccountable.

To Reform the VA, Congress Must Lead by Example

By Warren Davidson & Pete Hegseth September 13, 2016

The Lead by Example Act would do one simple thing: make it so that members of Congress and their staff can receive health care only from VA facilities.

Requiem for a VA Victim

By Michelle Malkin April 6, 2016

Veteran Charles Richard Ingram III burned himself alive outside VA Clinic — was his protest in vain?

Needed: Reform at Veterans Affairs

By Dan Caldwell January 25, 2016

Congress must act to reform the Department of Veterans Affairs so that it gives our veterans the care they need.