Nearly a year after leaving the United States to avoid immigration detention, U.S. Army veteran and Purple Heart recipient Sae Joon Park is struggling to build a life in a country he barely knows.

Researchers are digging in the battle-ravaged Philippine city of Marawi this month in hopes of finding the graves of Brig. Gen. Guy Fort and other U.S. soldiers who were executed by Japanese captors in World War II.

Nick Grillo’s Elevate Vending is one of the 1.6 million veteran-owned businesses in the U.S., generating $1 trillion in revenue annually, according to the U.S. Small Business Administration.

What began as one man’s plan to walk nearly 400 miles across South Korea grew into a monthlong remembrance that brought together veterans, students, military groups and local communities to honor those who fought in the Korean War.

A veteran 82nd Airborne paratrooper who lost both his legs during combat in Afghanistan will board a World War II-era plane to jump onto the Normandy drop zone of his airborne predecessors.

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

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.

Amos Barrett Ferrier was “decorated for bravery due to actions he took while serving as an Army medic in Afghanistan and was credited with saving multiple lives.”

A tribute to Vietnam Memorial curator Duery Felton Jr., a GAO report on security vulnerabilities at VA facilities and a bid for quicker access to overdose rescue medication.

While hundreds of affordable housing units have opened on campus, homeless veterans continue to live in their cars and in tents on and around the property.