Veterans - Page 135

September 15, 2022

Gold Star families love America 'passionately': Lessons from nonprofit's commemorative journey

Project RELO, which pays tribute to America's fallen service members and commemorates those lost to suicide, embarked on a journey to listen to Americans and Gold Star families.

September 14, 2022

Local Indiana organization helping to stem tide of veteran suicides with community-building

Indy Warrior Partnership, a local community-led organization in central Indiana, has been working since November to help veterans in the area connect with resources that can help them.

September 13, 2022

Biden's VA undermining law that gives veterans access to private health care

The Biden administration is looking to pare back a bipartisan law signed by President Trump to give veterans more health care choices.

September 12, 2022

Families of fallen first responders are now eligible for Folds of Honor scholarships

The Folds of Honor foundation supports the families of fallen service members — and now, first responders. The two newest recipients of scholarships were announced on "Fox & Friends."

September 11, 2022

On 9/11 anniversary, I think about serving in Iraq and now Congress

After our nation was ruthlessly attacked on 9/11 by those who wanted to instill fear in us, like so many others my heart was filled with resolve and a burning desire to serve.

September 9, 2022

Veterans confront vulnerable NJ Dem at town hall: 'Are you helping me? No'

Veterans confronted New Jersey Democratic Rep. Tom Malinowski at a recent town hall, including one veteran that compared illegal immigration to Vietnam veterans being spit on in 1970s.

September 8, 2022

Alabama homeowner defies HOA request to remove flag pole: 'Old Glory is still waving'

Dr. Jill Hudnell said she will not remove the pole which which features the American and Army flags, arguing they represent her family's military service.

September 7, 2022

Army veteran gets community service after using false identity to serve in military decades ago

A Missouri man allegedly applied for passports and enlisted in the Army using the name of a St. Louis man, who found out when he applied for health insurance years later.

September 7, 2022

Ex-MIT researcher charged in Yale student's murder refuses to talk to own defense, competency exam ordered

The lawyer for the Chinese-born ex-MIT researcher charged in Yale grad student Kevin Jiang's murder said his client refuses to disclose whether others were involved in the shooting.

September 5, 2022

Florida veterans empowered to begin next tour of duty in the classroom

Florida recently initiated a popular program to move military veterans into the classroom with a temporary teaching certification.