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Because they served their country, American veterans are entitled not only to ongoing health care, but help in getting to it. This summer, as gas prices spiked, a glitch in
More than 90 veterans and advocacy groups and 55 Democratic lawmakers signed two letters showing support for efforts by the Department of Veterans Affairs to provide abortion services for veterans and urge the agency to do more.
By AMY RENEE LEIKER | The Wichita Eagle | Published: December 22, 2020 WICHITA, Kan. (Tribune News Service) —A Kansas veteran is facing federal charges for allegedly falsifying travel records related to medical appointments so he could get money from the Department of Veterans Affairs. Edward D. Parks, 60, of Liberal, Kan. has been charged through an indictment with one count of submitting false claims for travel reimbursement and one count of making a false statement to investigators from the Department of Veterans Affairs — Office of Inspector General. U.S. Attorney Stephen McAllister...