Two lawmakers are looking to codify the Veterans Experience Office within the VA after the office expanded outreach to women veterans, created a mobile app and, according to the VA, improved trust by 25%.

Straining to conquer a peak in the snowcapped Southern Alps of New Zealand with 16 strangers and $1 million at stake, Master Sgt. Ladeania Jackson felt right at home.

Approximately 25% of veterans — numbering more than 4 million — live in rural or highly rural areas. Transportation problems account for 1.8 million missed VA medical appointments annually, costing the agency about $4.4 billion a year.

In its effort to combat veteran homelessness, Tunnel to Towers Foundation broke ground Tuesday on its Detroit Veterans Village in Southfield.

Jataya “Jay” Taylor was forced to abandon her dream of a military career just three years after joining the Marine Corps, when the usual bumps, sprains and other scrapes from training did not heal normally but grew worse.

Jeremy Culp suffered a traumatic brain injury during his enlistment and struggled with PTSD when he came back from deployment. Until Tuesday, much of that was well in Culp’s past.

Jeremy Taylor Culp, 32, died at the scene where more than 25 rounds were heard fired in roughly eight seconds, according to a video of the incident. Culp served in the Army from August 2010 to January 2013, the service said.

The U.S. Supreme Court weighed oral arguments Wednesday in a case over how a century-old law is applied to decide Department of Veterans Affairs benefits when there is an equal balance of evidence to support or deny a disability claim.

A retired Navy veteran was killed in a hit-and-run as he walked his dog in Missouri, his family says. His dog was also found dead nearby, authorities said.

More than 800 LGBTQ+ veterans kicked out of the military for their sexuality under the “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy will have their honor restored, the Pentagon announced Tuesday.