The trial will enroll 80 veterans to study the safety and effectiveness of MDMA-assisted therapy to address severe conditions that do not fully respond to standard treatments.

Between 2009, when veteran data was first reported, and 2024, the overall number of homeless veterans fell by 56%, according to HUD.

World War II veteran Stanley F. Stanley was a radio operator aboard a B-24 bomber, and his tours of duty took him to the European Theater, with multiple bombing raids on Berlin and surrounding territories.

A Nevada lawmaker says the U.S. should not restart nuclear tests, the Veterans’ Transition to Trucking Act passed the House and a Vietnam veteran appeals his property rights to the Supreme Court.

Marine Corps veteran Tierney Mayer-Tucker said that doctors for years misdiagnosed and dismissed a growing array of vague medical symptoms he was experiencing.

Seoul and Washington are planning a joint search for the remains of U.S. service members missing from the Korean War, according to South Korea’s Ministry of National Defense.

Incomplete or lost records have hindered efforts for radiation-exposed veterans to collect benefits after a diagnosis of cancer or other diseases.

Justin Christopher Moore, a Brooklyn man with a history of mental illness described by law enforcement as an unemployed U.S. Navy veteran, left graphic messages on the White House’s web page threatening to kill President Donald Trump at his next public speaking engagement.

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Rep. Mark Takano is pursuing a discharge petition, a parliamentary procedure used in rare circumstances to move a stalled bill out of committee.