October 9, 2026
When a soldier comes home wounded from combat, the assumption — the promise, many would say — is that the military will take care of them. But for dozens of troops injured in the Iranian drone strike on March 1 at Port Shuaiba, Kuwait, that promise was broken in ways that have left them fighting bureaucratic red tape while still recovering from their wounds.
When service members come home with invisible wounds, the military has a responsibility to find them — and treat them. A government watchdog has found that Naval Special Warfare Command fell short of that duty when it came to identifying and treating traumatic brain injury in special warfare combat crewmen.
New conversation series debuts as America prepares to celebrate its 250th Independence Day, hosted by Marine Corps veteran Maura Sullivan and Navy veteran Rebecca Bennett…
Honorable service requires courage on the battlefield, but it also requires courage in the Situation Room, in the Pentagon, and anywhere military leaders serve our…
The USO honors service members for their extraordinary acts of courage in 2025, celebrating their dedication at the annual USO Gala in D.C.
Iran has launched missiles at Diego Garcia, a key U.K.-U.S. military base in the Indian Ocean. The attack was condemned by Britain.
More than 1 million veterans may now qualify for extended education benefits under both the Montgomery GI Bill and the Post-9/11 GI Bill.
Democracy depends on the rule of law — especially when force is used. For democratic governments, how power is exercised matters just as much as…
The following piece was originally published in The Hill by John Shkor, Steven Lepper and William Baumgartner. Read the original article here. President Trump has…
Despite a severe injury while serving in Iraq, Marine veteran Jose Pequeno found hope and support through a fellow Marine's kind gesture.
In October 2025, Typhoon Halong hit Alaska, causing severe flooding and damage. A historic airlift evacuated over 600 residents to safety.
U.S. Marines bolster presence near Venezuela amid rising tensions. Deployments include thousands of troops and naval assets for potential intervention.
