Former AMVETS commander indicted on $622K fraud allegations
The ex-AMVETS branch commander faces up to 30 years in prison if convicted.
By Todd South
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Meet the kids taking care of wounded veterans
More than 2 million kids live with a disabled veteran at home. Calls are growing to extend more support to these ‘hidden helpers.'
By Jennifer Brookland, The War Horse
Should companies look to future skills instead of just resumes when hiring veterans?
Companies attending the second Military Times/Vets Indexes employment conference were challenged to think more broadly about why veterans may be top candidates for open jobs.
Model hog-tying Trump on Times Square billboard is a Marine vet
A clothing company has put up a billboard in New York City’s Times Square that depicts President Donald Trump being hog-tied by a woman clad in its athletic wear.
Community partners and support key to veteran suicide prevention
The leaders of the president's task force on veterans suicide prevention say the VA needs community partners to help connect veterans to find belonging in a community and avoid isolation.
By Richard Stone and Barbara Van Dahlen
Marine Iraq War veteran to be deported Tuesday to El Salvador
Jose Segovia-Benitez served in the Marine Corps from 1999 to 2004. He has not lived in El Salvador since he was 3 years old.
By Philip Athey
SOCOM helped solve the mystery of the long-forgotten ashes of a Vietnam War hero. His cremains will be interred today.
Contained in a 10-inch-high, purplish urn that was kept for many years on the mantle of a St. Petersburg, Florida home, the cremains were those of Albert L. Mitchell, a decorated Green Beret who served three tours during the Vietnam War and retired in 1978 as a major after 20 years in uniform.
By Howard Altman
Marine vet among four pardons by Wisconsin governor
Democratic Gov. Tony Evers will issue Wisconsin’s first pardons in nine years, invoking his constitutional power to grant clemency to four people.
How veterans can start a health care career — even without a military medical background
Former service members interested in the medical field — even those without a background in health care — can still put their military-learned skills to good use.
By Natalie Gross