March 22, 2023 Biden's Afghanistan debacle: Someone needs to be held accountable for this botched withdrawal Our team conducted the first successful overland rescue mission of Americans from Afghanistan after President Biden's disgraceful "withdrawal."
March 21, 2023 Ohio mom of 3 enrolls in college, fulfills promise made to husband who died in Iraq War: 'He'll be beaming' A widowed military wife and 41-year-old is now a senior at Bowling Green State University after finally attending college and honoring the promise she made to her husband before his death.
March 19, 2023 Military pilots and ground crews showing high rates of cancer, Pentagon study reveals A new study out of the Pentagon found that military pilots have high rates of cancer — and ground crews that fuel, maintain and launch those aircraft also demonstrated signs of sickness as well.
March 17, 2023 VA drops Abraham Lincoln quote as motto because it doesn't include women The Department of Veterans Affairs has dropped a quote from former President Lincoln from its motto because he used male pronouns and did not include women.
March 13, 2023 Patriot remembered: Military mom memorializes son who died in National Guard helicopter crash with new book New York mom Anne Leavy-Prial is trying to ensure the legacy of her son, National Guard Chief Warrant Officer Two Daniel Prial, lives on after his tragic death with a new book "The Fullest Measure."
March 5, 2023 Veterans share patriotism, pride and productivity while also promoting 'military work ethic' During National Invest in Veterans Week in March, three veteran-focused companies shared their stories, their products and their patriotism on "Fox & Friends Weekend."
March 3, 2023 Veterans, family members still suffering from toxic Camp Lejeune water as unresolved illness claims grow Many U.S. service members say their time at Camp Lejeune and exposure to its toxic water for decades its led to severe illness, including cancer, leukemia and more.
March 2, 2023 'Woke' Defense Department DEI education official's books now in one third of Pentagon schools: Gov't watchdog "Racial justice" children's books that were authored or contributed to by the diversity chief of the Pentagon's education wing, according to OpenTheBooks.com, are in one third of all Pentagon schools.
February 27, 2023 Military mom in a bind with baby is accused of 'abusing' her power over younger sister A family drama described on Reddit has elicited over 10,000 reactions. A mom of a young child whose fiancé is deployed and who's supporting her younger sister shared a surprising standoff.
February 27, 2023 New Jersey man walks across US to raise nearly $100K for homeless veterans: 'Respect and reverence' Tommy Pasquale, of Randolph, New Jersey, successfully walked to Venice Beach, California, in 143 days to raise money and awareness for America's homeless veterans.
