I often have a problem with how the veteran, specifically the Iraq and Afghanistan veteran, is portrayed in movies, television, and other areas of entertainment.

Veteran unemployment has been higher than the national average for a long time and with the focus of Washington on the economy and jobs, the way legislators addressed this problem would be important.

For-profit schools are very expensive but accredited schools whose wheelhouse has been online learning. Much their profits have come from government programs like military tuition assistance, veterans’ benefits, and federally-funded student loans.

9/11 was a unique moment in which America could have firmly taken hold of the world with a message of hope and survival. Only that didn’t happen.

Where America is concerned, this is once instance in which political expressions of war-philosophy and the partisan bickering may have helped the cause rather than hindered it.

The fruit of efforts to address the gap between civilian unemployment and veteran unemployment, are now drawing criticism. So which efforts work and which do not?

More than 600 veteran athletes took part in the 31st Annual Wheelchair Games in Pittsburgh last week.

How do defense cuts affect veterans? Are veteran benefits safe from the chopping block?

Surprise Homecoming sounds like the perfect hour of television, but why do I hate it?

The Post-9/11 GI Bill was a major victory for today’s generation of veterans. However, it was not a perfect bill.