In a flurry of activity late Friday, the Supreme Court refused to block a trial over the addition of a citizenship question to the 2020 census and took up five new cases for the term.
Read moreThe number of homeless veterans across the U.S. declined more than 5 percent over the past year after a slight rise in 2017, the departments of Housing and Urban Development and Veterans Affairs announced Thursday.
Read moreTexas’ 31st Congressional District, north of Austin, has never elected a Democrat since it was created in 2002, and the decorated Air Force veteran seeking to oust eight-term Republican Congressman John Carter, who defended his seat by a 22 percentage point margin in 2016, has a tough fight on her hands.
Read moreResidents of a Napa County veterans’ home sued California on Tuesday for the right to commit physician-assisted suicide in state-run veterans’ homes.
Read morePointing to boasts from members of President Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort about their efforts crafting policy, a veterans advocacy group brought a federal complaint Thursday to unearth details.
Read moreThe third largest wildfire in Colorado history devastated Forbes Park, a small gated community in rural Costilla County populated by retirees and vacationers. Two weeks later, Team Rubicon, a veteran-run nonprofit response team remained on the ground to clear charred century-old trees off dirt roads so residents can start putting their lives back together.
Read moreA 92-year-old Long Island veteran filed a federal lawsuit claiming a production crew trashed his house while filming a new Netflix series starring Emma Stone and Jonah Hill.
Read moreU.S. first lady Melania Trump mingled with British veterans and schoolchildren — and had a go at a game of lawn bowls — as she made a solo outing to a historic London retirement home for former soldiers Friday.
Read morePresident Donald Trump’s pick for secretary of veterans affairs defended his former enthusiasm for Confederate history, vowing Wednesday that he would oversee the department with an eye for all veterans, including minorities and women, if confirmed.
Read moreAn Air Force veteran claims in a federal complaint that the American Legion’s Texas branch forced her “to work alone with a fully naked man at the American Legion’s Austin Post.”
Read moreThe eldest son of former Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin is seeking to bar the media from covering court hearings after he was accused of assaulting his father last year at the family home in Alaska.
Read moreFor nearly six decades, a Marine Corps sergeant’s family lived under the misconception that his body was lost at sea during World War II.
Read moreA decorated former U.S. Army paratrooper whose work on behalf of deported veterans drew widespread attention to his cause became a U.S. citizen Friday, giving immigration advocates a rare reason to celebrate.
Read moreA veteran of Operation Iraqi Freedom claims in court the Air Force trampled on his free speech and other civil rights when it ejected him from a service retirement ceremony after deeming his prepared comments too religious.
Read moreA deported Army veteran who has been living in Tijuana for eight years was granted U.S. citizenship Thursday after a lawsuit asking a federal judge to approve his naturalization application.
Read moreA former Navy petty officer faces up to seven years in federal prison after pleading guilty Wednesday to sharing a video of puppies being drowned in a river.
Read moreAuthorities in Northern California have so far been tight-lipped about why a former Army rifleman may have killed three women after a daylong siege at a veterans home in Napa County wine country.
Read moreA gunman took at least three people hostage at a large veterans home in California on Friday and police locked down the sprawling grounds, Napa County Fire Capt. Chase Beckman said.
Read moreA former Marine suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder accused the Naval Discharge Review Board in a federal class action Friday of shirking its duty to ensure that disciplinary decisions made in the heat of battle do not result in life sentences for young veterans.
Read moreFederal officials can force-feed antipsychotic drugs to a military veteran accused of bombing an Oklahoma recruiting office for him to be deemed competent to stand trial, a federal magistrate ruled Tuesday.
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