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While the rest of the nation has limped away from the 1950s housewife trope, policies that govern military families have not.

Officially, the Department of Defense sees military spouses and children as "dependents'' on military paperwork, but the term...

"Special education is in jeopardy today because distance learning has denied families legally guaranteed services."

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"Insufficient housing options for veterans leaves many at high risk of becoming homeless."

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Saturday, Feb. 24, marked the second anniversary of Russia's unprovoked and illegal invasion of Ukraine.

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In recent weeks, members of the House and Senate Committees of Veterans' Affairs have been in intense negotiations hammering...