Honoring Veterans: Navy & Marine Corps Veteran Charles Lauchheimer
This week’s Honoring Veterans Spotlight honors the service of Marine Corps Veteran Charles Henry Lauchheimer, who served during World War I.
A Nearly $3 Billion Shortfall in VA Benefits Is Looming. The Senate Has Proposed a Fix, But Time Is Running Out
Seeking to avoid a disruption in veterans benefits payments later this year, a bipartisan group of senators has introduced a bill to fix a nearly $3 billion shortfall for disability and education benefits the Department of Veterans Affairs expects to face by October.
Veteran Paul Whelan and Evan Gershkovich Among Those Freed in Major Russia Prisoner Swap
US. reporter Evan Gershkovich was among those freed from Russia Thursday as part of a massive prisoner swap, his employer, The Wall Street Journal, said.
Veteran Sam Brown who suffered burns to his face, body claps back at critics who called him ‘weird’: ‘I’m proud of my scars’
“I am proud of my scars. They might look a little different, but it gives me an opportunity to encourage others. And so lean into it. Lean into the things that make you unique,” Brown, a candidate for US Senate in Nevada.
JD Vance Went to Iraq a Believer in Overseas Wars and Came Home a Skeptic
When then-Vice President Dick Cheney flew to an air base in western Iraq in late 2005, one of the Marines eagerly waiting to see him was Cpl. James D. Hamel, a 21-year-old from Ohio who nearly two decades later is the Republican nominee for Cheney’s old job.
Veterans of Foreign Wars convention kicks off in Louisville
The group gathers annually to discuss and approve new national priorities and lobby for important issues for veterans and their families