Veteran News
Health
An estimated 4.8 million U.S. veterans have used psychedelic drugs, but many are hesitant about discussing that use with their Department of Veterans Affairs providers for fear of jeopardizing their..
Health
Research published in the journal JAMA Internal Medicine found that COVID-vaccinated veterans had nearly 24 percent fewer all-cause cardiac events — not just those linked to COVID infections.
Health
Since its inception in 1925, the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) research program has remained steadfast in its commitment to advancing medical and scientific knowledge to benefit Veterans and...
Health
More than 125,000 veterans have enrolled in VA health care so far in 2026, the Department of Veterans Affairs announced in May.
Legacy
On April 9, 1914, amid the chaos of Mexico’s revolutionary conflicts, nine U.S. Navy seamen had been detained by the dictatorship of Gen. Victoriano Huerta.
Benefits
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Service
More than a third of military families reported having less than $500 in emergency savings, or none at all, according to the results of a 2025 survey released this week.
Service
You probably never signed up for this part. You did not research your surgeon, read his reviews, or ask a single follow-up question. Nobody ever asked your opinion.
Health
How one Veteran found his way back through VA Fayetteville George Bryant Jr. proudly served in the Air Force for more than 12 years, dedicating himself to a cause greater than himself.
Family
One is a self-aware genre-defying comedy-slash-horror. The other is true horror—and truly creepy—but made through unconventional means by a 20-something YouTuber. And they’re both absolutely killing.
Service
This month, Marines on Okinawa got some additional firepower designed to take out enemy warships. Late on Sunday, the 3rd Marine Division announced that the 12th Marine Littoral Regiment took custody.
Service
A Coast Guard search and rescue helicopter crashed Monday morning during a training flight in Alaska. A Coast Guard MH-60 Jayhawk helicopter had four people onboard when it went down near Harbor...
Advocacy
The U.S. House will consider legislation this week that would give medically retired veterans both full military retirement pay and Veterans Affairs disability compensation, as well as allow...
Service
One of every four Air Force staff sergeants eligible for promotion in 2026 will get the chance to sew on an extra stripe as a technical sergeant, according to Air Force officials, the highest...
Health
Picture this: It’s a summer evening and you and your friends are sitting around a picnic table with damp towels wrapped around you while someone stands at the grill flipping burgers.
Service
Veterans Affairs Secretary Doug Collins has announced that the agency will fire an employee who is accused of abusing a Marine veteran at a state-run veterans home in New York, where he also worked.
Legacy
The battle over a visa for the mother of a revered soccer goalie has put a spotlight on the archipelago of Cape Verde, whose residents have a storied legacy of service in the U.S.
Transition
Divorce does not automatically free up your VA loan entitlement, and if you do not handle this transition correctly, you could lose your zero-down buying power for years.
Service
A Space Force general donned a new mess dress that the service is testing for wear this fall, an official confirmed to Task & Purpose.
Benefits
A change included in a 2022 federal spending law is about to affect military families receiving Survivors’ and Dependents' Educational Assistance, or Chapter 35, for high school-age dependents.
