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July ushers in blueberry season, a time when farmers’ markets are overflowing with fresh produce, backyard gatherings are in full swing and nature showcases some of its most delicious and nutritious..
Service
For troops and civilian Pentagon employees hoping that changing marijuana laws mean they might be able to partake, that dream has now gone up in smoke.
Service
Soldiers at Fort Stewart, Georgia, will soon be able to use their meal cards at Subway, Starbucks, Burger King and QDOBA on base, according to Army officials. On Aug.
Transition
Across the country, many Veterans are turning to agriculture as their next mission. The discipline, resilience and purpose they gained in service often translate naturally to the realities of farming.
Health
Joint statement on VA’s release of new traumatic brain injury numbers: Congress must act to advance TBI research for service members, veterans WASHINGTON, DC, July 20, 2026 — DAV ( Disabled American..
Service
As New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani explores ways to arrest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu under an International Criminal Court (ICC) warrant, the Trump Administration has been working..
Health
The line at the Wendy’s drive-thru barely moved as Hailey Richards sat behind the wheel during her lunch break, staring into the rear-view mirror beneath a pair of dark sunglasses.
Service
The Department of Defense identified two of the three U.S. troops killed last week in an Iranian attack on a base in Jordan.
Transition
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Legacy
David Berger’s father was cramped inside an Austrian phone booth when he learned his son was dead. Berger’s parents were overseas to watch him compete for Israel at the 1972 Summer Olympics in Munich.
Service
Marines operate in jungle environments, hot deserts, and Arctic expanses. Like with other parts of the military, severe heat and cold pose a real risk to them.
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After hearing “I’m really busy,” followed by a phone hanging up, Ki Matsko found herself in what she called “a desperate situation” at her job a while back.
Health
Closing the distance: Virtual visits connect Veterans to timely brain injury care For many Veterans, getting care for a traumatic brain injury (TBI) can be hard, especially if they live far from a...
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A third American service member died on Saturday during a controlled detonation of an Iranian drone’s ordnance, U.S. Central Command announced Sunday. U.S.
Service
Six Coast Guard fast-response cutters are now operating in the western Pacific after more than two decades in the Middle East, in the latest shift of forces to that theater.
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Iran may be tracking concentrations U.S. troops across the Middle East using a telecommunications vulnerability that security researchers have been screaming about for more than a decade, according...
Family
Traffic was at a standstill as an accident, combined with the early morning rush to get to work in the capital city of Columbia, S.C.
Family
If you’ve ever wanted to watch a service member visibly short-circuit over a seemingly innocent comment, one military creator has assembled the ultimate playbook.
Health
Why VA’s approach to preventing and ending Veteran homelessness starts with stable housing. For Veterans experiencing homelessness or housing instability, health challenges often become harder to...
Service
Two U.S. service members were killed Friday in an Iranian attack on a base in Jordan, U.S. Central Command announced. A third service member is missing, CENTCOM said, and four others were injured.
