Julia Le Doux

The Department of Veterans Affairs on Tuesday said it delivered more care and benefits to more veterans, their families and survivors than ever before in fiscal year 2024.

USAA is calling for a national moment of gratitude with the launch of the “Connect with a Veteran” movement which encourages Americans to be intentional in showing appreciation and connection to the nation’s veterans.

A study has found that recruiting veterans and military family members to serve as poll workers significantly boost public confidence in the election process.

Department of Veterans Affairs leaders now claim that a budget shortfall reported to Congress over the summer isn’t as big as expected, leaving House Republicans fuming and demanding answers.

Army veteran Clarence Wells-Martin, 78, began renovations on his home more than 10 years ago but found himself unable to complete the project due to financial constraints.

Douglas Jackson, a National Guardsman since 2006, was named the winner in the “Under One Roof” giveaway by Gunner, an industry pioneer for buying roofs online.

The number of veterans experiencing any form of homelessness dropped from 35,574 to 32,882 in 2024, which represents a 7.5 percent drop since last year, an 11.7 percent drop since 2020, and a 55.6 percent drop since 2010.

The Home Depot Foundation is investing $10 million to help veterans age in their current residences and avoid homelessness. The funding will address the urgent need for accessible and stable housing for aging veterans.

The New York City Veterans Day Parade, produced each year by the United War Veterans Council, featured participants from every service branch of the military and included thousands of veterans.

A Navy destroyer with more than 200 crew members onboard that was sunk by Japan more than 80 years ago during World War II has been located at the bottom of the Indian Ocean.