Denigrating veterans by dismissing their medical conditions, including PTSD, takes the focus off the real problem: Veterans ...

Veterans face higher fraud risks, from benefit impersonation to pension poaching and fake charities. Scammers use ...

A Tulsa woman is headed to federal prison after prosecutors say she exploited a disabled Army veteran through a fake marriage ...

VA has told nearly 40 companies to stop charging veterans for assisting with disability benefits claims. The firms insist ...

A System Built on Self-Reporting but Defined by Distrust The Washington Post described the VA disability program as an "honor ...

A Haines City police captain is among 11 people indicted in a scheme to defraud Veterans Affairs (VA), according to reporting from FOX 13. Captain Gabriel Garcia, who has served with the department ...

A Bridgeport woman has admitted to stealing nearly $250,000 in public funds from the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), the ...

Mikhail Robin Wicker spent years claiming to be a Marine and Iraq War veteran, helping himself to extensive veterans care.

The Department of Veterans Affairs has established a new website and call center to help veterans who think they've been defrauded or charged exorbitant or illicit fees -- former service members such ...

Federal prosecutors alleged that Daniel Rikkels, a 55-year-old Chula Vista resident, took a cut of the benefits that he coached and otherwise helped the veterans obtain, receiving “millions of dollars ...

A Washington Post exposé on veterans faking disabilities has raised concerns about the Department of Veterans Affairs’ $193-billion disability benefits program — and how much fraud is costing ...