Man Gets Prison for Scamming Post-9/11 GI Bill Program
A man involved in a scheme that stole more than $24M from a education program for post-9/11 vets is headed to prison.
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GI Bill Rates Changing in August
For your planning purposes, many GI Bill users will see more money in their pockets next semester.
Federal Or Private Student Loans-What's The Difference?
The two types of loans have many differences, know before you sign on the dotted line.
Milspouse and His Daughter Get Temple University Degrees Together
A military spouse and his daughter in Philadelphia walked across the stage together to get their undergraduate degrees from T...
WWII Veteran to Graduate 68 Years After Leaving College
68 years since he last sat in a classroom, 96-year-old Bob Barger is set to graduate from the University of Toledo this week.
WWII Vet and 'Schoolhouse Rock' Creator Bob Dorough Dies at 94
Bob Dorough joined the Special Services Army Band Unit in 1943, and served there through the duration of World War II.
How Military Families Helped Keep Mah-Jongg Alive in the USA
Mah-jongg's Wright-Patterson rules were set down by military families at the Air Force base in Ohio.
Ted Nugent: School Shooting Survivors 'Wouldn't Know an AR-15 From a Pterodactyl'
Ted Nugent says a Parkland school shooting survivor who's become an outspoken advocate for gun safety is "so brainwashed" he...
Final Fortnite: College Hoops is Wild for Popular Video Game
With addictive gameplay and visceral excitement, Fortnite has become a unifying force for the teams that have reached college...
Veterans Groups Oppose Legislation Loosening Restrictions on For-Profit Schools
Laws protecting students have been around for decades, this bill wipes them all out. Groups call it giveaway to for-profit sc...
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