June 29, 2018 Double-amputee Army veteran dies while paddle boarding An Army veteran and double amputee died Wednesday while paddle boarding in the Chesapeake Bay near Annapolis, Md., authorities said.
June 28, 2018 Medical Marijuana: Can vets grow their own? For veterans who take the hydroponics course at Veterans to Farmers, it’s natural to think about the marijuana crop that generated more than $247 million in revenue for the state of Colorado, where the sale and use of pot is legal.
June 27, 2018 Trump's pick to head VA: Time to 'shake up' department President Donald Trump's pick to lead Veterans Affairs promised Wednesday to "shake up complacency" at the struggling department by expanding private care to better meet the growing health needs of veterans, but he rejected a wholesale dismantling of VA.
June 26, 2018 Man protesting VA burns self in front of Georgia Capitol A man who says he was disgruntled with the Veterans Affairs system strapped fireworks to his chest and lit himself on fire in front of the Georgia Capitol on Tuesday.
June 26, 2018 Low-key Washington insider makes a bid to fix struggling VA Modest and low-key, Robert Wilkie was hastily dispatched to lead the Department of Veterans Affairs after a furious President Donald Trump fired Secretary David Shulkin amid political infighting at the department.
June 26, 2018 Veteran protesting treatment by VA sets himself on fire near Georgia State Capitol, police say Police responded to a chaotic scene outside the Georgia Capitol in Atlanta Tuesday morning after a veteran set himself on fire, Fox 5 Atlanta reported.
June 26, 2018 Texas veteran, 90, injured after block of asphalt hits him from overpass A 90-year-old Texas veteran is recovering Tuesday as police are searching for a group of teens who reportedly hurled a chunk of asphalt through the windshield of a car he was traveling in over the weekend.
June 24, 2018 American flag painter offers to paint wall of American Legion building with flag bench An American Legion post in New York City that recently made headlines after the city's Department of Transportation ordered them to remove a patriotic-themed bench is taking their U.S. pride one step further.
June 24, 2018 WWII POW gets surprise diploma 75 years after leaving high school to join Army Seventy-five years after withdrawing from high school to serve the U.S. as an Army soldier during World War II, Vito Trause had one last (surprise) mission to complete.
June 24, 2018 Rolling Thunder's Ride for Freedom draws huge crowds honoring veterans, fallen troops A Memorial Day weekend tradition in the nation's capital made a whole lot of noise -- all to honor America's veterans and fallen troops.
