Veterans & Troops

On the left, a red-haired woman in military camouflage sits in a wheelchair holding pills; on the right, a man in camouflage lies on a couch with his hand on.

Delayed Suicide Reviews Leave Veterans Without Help When They Need It Most

VA Vet Centers exist to support veterans at some of their most vulnerable moments. But federal inspectors have repeatedly found delayed suicide reviews, gaps in high-risk documentation, and problems with...

Delayed Suicide Reviews Leave Veterans Without Help When They Need It Most

VA Vet Centers exist to support veterans at some of their most vulnerable moments. But federal inspectors have repeatedly found delayed suicide reviews, gaps in high-risk documentation, and problems with...

On the left, a soldier in camouflage uniform walks hand-in-hand with two young girls across a grassy field; on the right, an elderly veteran wearing a decorated "Washington" military cap.

The VA Is Using AI to Decide Veterans' Disability Claims With Almost No Oversight

The VA is moving fast to use artificial intelligence in processing veterans' disability claims — but federal watchdogs, lawmakers, and accountability experts are sounding alarms. Concerns range from untested systems...

The VA Is Using AI to Decide Veterans' Disability Claims With Almost No Oversight

The VA is moving fast to use artificial intelligence in processing veterans' disability claims — but federal watchdogs, lawmakers, and accountability experts are sounding alarms. Concerns range from untested systems...

A Police Bloodhound Named Blue Joined the Force as a Puppy and Died In His Handler's Car

A Police Bloodhound Named Blue Joined the Force as a Puppy and Died In His Handler's Car

K-9 Blue arrived at the Charlottesville Police Department as a four-month-old puppy and spent a year in dedicated training before earning the right to answer calls. He was found unresponsive...

A Police Bloodhound Named Blue Joined the Force as a Puppy and Died In His Handler's Car

K-9 Blue arrived at the Charlottesville Police Department as a four-month-old puppy and spent a year in dedicated training before earning the right to answer calls. He was found unresponsive...

On the left, a person in a wheelchair moves down a hospital corridor; on the right, a U. S.

Federal Inspectors Keep Finding the Same VA Safety Failures and Nothing Changes

Federal inspectors have repeatedly flagged the same safety failures at VA medical centers — infection control lapses, improperly stored equipment, patients sent home without understanding their own care.

Federal Inspectors Keep Finding the Same VA Safety Failures and Nothing Changes

Federal inspectors have repeatedly flagged the same safety failures at VA medical centers — infection control lapses, improperly stored equipment, patients sent home without understanding their own care.

On the left, USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN-72) aircraft carrier sits anchored at sea with aircraft on deck; on the right, three people stand on an empty carrier flight deck overlooking.

USS Abraham Lincoln Sailors Are Trying to Jump Overboard as Their Nine-Month Deployment Drags On with No End in Sight

A sailor with 13 years of service now sits on medical hold, terrified that a moment of desperate exhaustion will cost him the career he spent over a decade building....

USS Abraham Lincoln Sailors Are Trying to Jump Overboard as Their Nine-Month Deployment Drags On with No End in Sight

A sailor with 13 years of service now sits on medical hold, terrified that a moment of desperate exhaustion will cost him the career he spent over a decade building....

On the left, a bearded older veteran in a wheelchair wipes tears while reading a letter in a kitchen; on the right, a uniformed soldier sits pensively before a laptop.

Nearly $1 Million in Veterans' Benefits Stolen by the People Appointed to Guard It

Veterans with severe disabilities rely on VA-appointed fiduciaries to manage their benefits — people legally trusted to handle money these veterans cannot manage themselves. But documented cases show some of...

Nearly $1 Million in Veterans' Benefits Stolen by the People Appointed to Guard It

Veterans with severe disabilities rely on VA-appointed fiduciaries to manage their benefits — people legally trusted to handle money these veterans cannot manage themselves. But documented cases show some of...

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