Major veterans organizations offered suggestions Tuesday on ways to cut the Veterans Affairs Department budget, including scaling back bonuses for executives, mandatory overtime, the size of administrative staff and a costly program for shredding documents.

House Veterans Affairs Committee Chairman Jeff Miller said he hopes that won't be an issue, and that VA funding will emerge unscathed from the sequester ...

By Gregg Zoroya, USA TODAY The Department of Veterans Affairs may have wrongly ... wrote in a letter last month to the House Veterans Affairs Committee.

A three-year-long campaign to honor the memory of 14 special servicemembers came to a triumphant end on Oct. 24as hundreds gathered atop Arlington National Cemetery's Chaplains Hill to dedicate a new Jewish Chaplains Memorial.

Rep. Jeff Miller, R-Fla., speaks during the memorial dedication ceremony for the 14 Jewish chaplains who have died in service.

Jewish and veterans' groups dedicated a memorial to U.S. Jewish chaplains who died in service.

Today, the White House is announcing steps to help veterans find work. This is an important objective. That’s why the House has already acted to lend a hand to the men and women who served as they return to civilian life.

On a bitter winter night in 1943, four Army chaplains stood on the deck of the torpedoed and foundering USAT Dorchester while hundreds of American soldiers around them prepared to slip into the icy depths of the North Atlantic.

Twenty-nine Navajo Marines created an unbreakable military code used during World War II. Memories of those glory days are fading, and Chester Nez is the last living original Code Talker.

In the face of White House frustration regarding the lack of movement in Congress around President Obama's jobs plan, today the Obama Administration announced two new initiatives designed to help create jobs for veterans, specifically jobs in the heath care field.