VA Not Doing Enough to Protect Veterans from Scams, GAO Finds A GAO report said the VA needs to work harder at preventing fraud, especially that directed at older veterans.
Navy Offers Scholarships for Alaska Residents Up to four $1,000 scholarships are awarded annually to dependents of Navy, Marine and Coast Guard members.
The GI Bill Transfer Rules Are Changing Soon You may have only two months left to sign up to transfer your GI Bill benefits.
DoD Announces Extension to GI Bill Transfer Rules The window of opportunity is open, but not for long.
Female Veterans Are Fastest Growing Segment of Homeless Veteran Population The image of a homeless veteran does not immediately bring to mind that of a female homeless veteran.
Congress Expands VA Caregiver Plan, Streamlines Non-VA Care Bill includes major expansion of VA's caregiver program and makes VA CHOICE program permanent.
Obesity Is Not a Service-Connected Disability: VA You can't blame the military for your girth, according to an official ruling.
Supreme Court Sides with Army Reservist Who Lost State Job over Burn Pit-Related Illness In a 5-4 decision, the justices ruled that states yield their immunity from lawsuits in order to maintain a national military...
They Graduated Space Force Boot Camp. What Comes Next for Them, and the Service, Is Less Clear. Space Force continues to carve out its own identity after being created in 2019.
Army Swiftly Backpedals on Policy Dropping High School Diploma Requirement The Army has swiftly reversed a new policy that would have allowed potential recruits to enlist into the force without a high...
Mom ‘Horrified’ After Autopsy Shows Son’s Treatment During Navy SEAL ‘Hell Week’ Training Kyle Mullen died Feb. 4 after completing the grueling first phase of U.S. Navy SEAL training called “Hell Week.
World War II-Era Boat Emerges From Shrinking Lake Mead Around 1,500 “Higgins boats” were deployed at Normandy on D-Day.
