Skeletal remains found abandoned in Michigan 28 years ago have been identified this week as Benjamin Harrison Fountain, a World War II veteran who was born in Virginia in 1926 and later lived in West Virginia and Detroit.

The case involved $80 million in refunds for illegal overdraft fees charged to service members and other customers.  Navy Federal stopped the practice in 2022 and had partially refunded customers. 

The organization builds six to 10 affordable homes every year, one of which is reserved for a local veteran family.

Former Navy SEAL Matt Maasdam said he’s running for Congress as a Democrat, aiming to challenge first-term Republican U.S. Rep. Tom Barrett in mid-Michigan’s tossup 7th District.

Drawing on his experience as an Army doctor, Dr. Giordano organized a new trauma unit at George Washington University Hospital where he treated President Ronald Reagan after he was shot during an assassination attempt in 1981.

Deployed to Ramadi, Iraq in 2006 at 18, Jesse Bosnak participated and was injured in the second battle of Ramadi. Now 37, Bosnak received a a 2025 Toyota Cross through the Military Warriors Support Foundation’s Transportation4Heroes program.

Members of the public and dozens of lawmakers gathered Thursday at Emancipation Hall on Capitol Hill as Congressional Gold Medals were awarded to five Army Rangers who served in World War II.

Veterans Exploring Treatment Solutions is advocating for a California bill to advance psychedelic research after a Stanford study showed psychedelics significantly reduced PTSD, anxiety and depression symptoms in veterans.

Guitars for Vets provides a “social outlet” to veterans by offering 10 weeks of guitar lessons and an acoustic guitar upon graduation.

The U.S. House of Representatives approved an amendment to a Pentagon spending bill to pave the way for a full-service Veterans Affairs hospital in New Hampshire on Wednesday.