The opening of a new clinic in Chesapeake is but one example of the Trump administration's efforts to serve veterans, VA Secretary Doug Collins writes in a guest column.

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Collins says the Trump administration plans to roll out major changes across many VA facilities, including Dublin's.

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Collins’ name was linked to the opening at Villanova, which fired Kyle Neptune after three years three weeks ago and hired Maryland’s Kevin Willard. He has ties to Philadelphia, where his father Doug ...

I’m Doug Collins and that’s One Man’s Opinion. Editor’s Note: This opinion piece reflects the views of its author, and does not necessarily represent the views of CFJC Today or Pattison Media.

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U.S. Secretary of Veterans Affairs Doug Collins was in Michigan Monday touring some of the facilities that provide service to those who served in the United States Armed Forces.

U.S. Veterans Affairs Secretary Doug Collins defended plans to cut his department's workforce by 80,000 people. U.S. Rep. Tom Barrett, R-Charlotte, who has expressed concerns about the impact of ...