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September 2, 2020

Pentagon taps Google for A.I. project to help veterans battling cancer

EXCLUSIVE: Google announced Wednesday it has been chosen by a sector of the Defense Department to assist with a new U.S. health system designed to help pathologists study and identify certain types of cancers suffered by military veterans. 

August 26, 2020

Rep. Brian Mast: RNC celebrates nation's spirit of heroism – serve, sacrifice and strive

This November’s election presents a clear choice between a vision of big government actively seeking to extinguish the flames of our heroic spirit and a vision of limited government that looks to empower America’s everyday heroes.  

August 24, 2020

RNC speakers: What to know about Sean Parnell

Sean Parnell is a U.S. Army combat veteran and congressional candidate for Pennsylvania’s 17th district in the upcoming election. He is campaigning on a pro-veteran, pro-military platform.

August 23, 2020

USPS lost veteran’s remains for 12 days, family alleges

The remains of a deceased U.S. Army veteran that were sent through the mail were lost in transit for nearly two weeks, according to the soldier’s family who is blaming Postmaster General Louis DeJoy for the apparent mishap.

August 19, 2020

Jim Belushi explains how medical marijuana could have helped save his brother John Belushi’s life

Jim Belushi is eager to blaze a trail with his latest role - that of cannabis owner.

August 18, 2020

Marine vet sets out on 300-mile journey to raise awareness about veteran suicide

A U.S. Marine who walked more than 800 miles last year to raise awareness about veteran suicide is setting out on another impressive trek across Michigan for the same cause.

August 14, 2020

GEICO-backed pilots drop roses over WWII cemetery to mark 75 years after war's end

Fox News was invited by a team of aviators to ride in a vintage WWII airplane Wednesday as it dropped roses over a cemetery in New York to commemorate 75 years after the war's end.

August 8, 2020

Tampa Veterans Affairs nurses protest coronavirus safety hazards

National Nurses United is urging the Senate to pass the multi-trillion-dollar HEROES Act, approved by House Democrats but stalled by the Senate, which would utilize the Defense Production Act to generate more protective equipment, bring economic relief and order the federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration to institute an emergency temporary standard on infectious diseases.

August 7, 2020

Richie Lay: On National Purple Heart Day, our Purple Heart Heroes prove we are a resilient nation

This National Purple Heart Day, as our nation faces the coronavirus pandemic and civil unrest, our nation can look to our Purple Heart recipients as symbols of our strength, courage and resiliency as a nation.

August 6, 2020

Florida teen carves U.S. flags to raise money for homeless vets

A Florida teenager is carving intricate American flags to help raise money in support of homeless veterans, children with special needs, and medical professionals across the country.