Army Gen. David Petraeus, who was instrumental in guiding U.S. troops during the Iraq War, says that America’s service members should be receiving assistance for the mounting medical issues that they fear have come as a result of being exposed to burn pits while stationed at military bases.

The night Iowa student Mollie Tibbetts went missing, she likely left her boyfriend’s home with someone she knew.

Amid fears of a new cold war, an examination of Russia's nuclear arsenal by Fox News shows that there may be no need for worry about a devastating attack on the U.S. Nuclear warfare experts say Russia's arsenal of nukes is strictly for defense, and that while Moscow has a "first strike" option, it isn't likely to use it.

They were on the frontlines of battle, but the real struggle was when they returned home.

Service members still overseas for our nation’s military forces are likely still being exposed to toxic chemical clouds emanating from burn pits still being used near their bases.

Hundreds of military service members and private contractors who had dozens of class-action lawsuits thrown out by a court of appeals are refusing to give up the fight.

In a crushing blow to tens of thousands of veterans who say they were made ill by the use of open burn pits, dozens of lawsuits against a military contractor in charge of the waste disposal method will not move forward following an appellate court ruling.

The murky nature of Hillary Clinton’s former presidential campaign fund continues to rise to the surface.

Members of Congress held a hearing on Thursday on Capitol Hill demanding answers from the Department of Veterans Affairs about what is being done to assist the tens of thousands of veterans who have fallen ill from burn pit exposure.

It was over a decade ago when U.S. Army Lieutenant Colonel Dan Brewer was faced with the daunting task of finding a solution to control the toxic fumes hanging over the military bases across Iraq.