Chad Robichaux

Too often, the price veterans pay for defending our nation are invisible wounds that fester in their hearts, minds and souls: PTSD, anxiety and depression.

Our military recruiting crisis is the result of authoritarian pandemic policies, woke military leadership, and increasingly anti-American sentiments in society.

Veterans Day has to mean more than just barbecues and big sales. We should honor those who served by understanding their sacrifices and helping them find a place in civilian life.

The disastrous Afghanistan withdrawal killed 13 service members and left behind thousands of American citizens and tens of thousands of allies. Biden's team called it an "extraordinary success."

Nasratullah Ahmad Yar, the 31-year-old Afghan Lyft driver and former interpreter for the U.S. military in Afghanistan, survived war only to be murdered in Washington, D.C.

PTSD Awareness Month is a reminder that many veterans, first responders and more struggle with anxiety, depression and broken homes inthe wake of far too many suicides.

Biden administration found themselves to be largely without fault in the mishandled Afghanistan withdrawal.

I was ready to kill myself after getting PTSD fighting in Afghanistan. I turned everything around and now the Mighty Oaks Foundation lets me help others.

On my first deployment to Afghanistan, when I was serving on a Special Operations task force, I was invited to visit the home of my translator Aziz. That led to a mountaintop visit...