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“The answer is: If it hasn’t been proven, it’s not something the VA should endorse,” says one agency official.

Racial and ethnic fears and prejudices are bound up in law enforcement anxieties over control and use of excessive force.

It is the Vietnamese we should honor, commemorate, remember.

For the US government, old lies die hard.

Have national misgivings toward post-World War II conflicts become a factor in determining the VA's budget, or is ideology preventing proper funding of the most efficient US health care …

Even for those who did not serve, the trauma of war torn Iraq continues to take its toll.

For the 10th anniversary of the Iraq War, Patricia Hynes' serires features voices of veterans with a moral tenor.

Homelessness was not a large problem after the 1930s, thanks to the New Deal and other housing programs, until several policy changes in the 70s and 80s began to …

The Army is keeping mum on whether the Army sergeant who went on a rampage in Afghanistan has ever been evaluated or asked for evaluation for PTSD, but it …

Before he left office more than two years ago, George W. Bush released two reports touting his accomplishments during his tenure as president, boasting that he "provided unprecedented resources …