On 7 acres in Brandywine, Maryland, former U.S. Army Special Forces counterintelligence agent Peter Scott is farming to help food-insecure veterans in the D.C. region.

Restaurants like Red Lobster, White Castle, Whataburger and more are offering free meals and discounts to active military and those who've served on Veterans Day.

More than 13,000 service members were kicked out under the policy between 1994 and 2011.

An Internal watchdog found executives got some $11 million in improper bonuses.

Military veteran Jamie Springston shares how he returned to school after serving overseas.

USAA's Face the Fight is employing its $41 million in philanthropic grants in an effort to halve the suicide rate among veterans by 2030

The number of World War II veterans, especially those who participated in the Normandy invasion on D-Day, is dwindling.

Many are on a mission to find the first Black Marines that were established in 1942 as the Montford Point Marines.

The veteran suicide rate dropped to its lowest in over a decade, according to a report released Monday from the Department of Veteran Affairs

One-third of veterans say they have been arrested, according to a new report by the Council on Criminal Justice, citing a 2017 study focused on military service and crime

The Senate on Tuesday night approved the PACT Act to help veterans exposed to toxic burn pits

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer said he would schedule another procedural vote Monday.

VA Secretary Denis McDonough says the nation's largest veterans housing project underway at the West LA VA could be a game-changer for eliminating veteran homelessness.

Jon Stewart joined lawmakers to unveil legislation that would make it easier for veterans exposed to toxic substances to access Veterans Affairs benefits.

Reta Mays' victims were killed in 2017 and 2018.

So many veterans struggle to readjust to civilian life after returning home. FitOps aims harness their leadership and develops them into personal trainers.

Comedian Jon Stewart joined lawmakers on Tuesday to announce legislation that would make it easier for veterans with diseases linked to burn pits to access benefits.

President Donald Trump rolled out a national plan to address veteran suicides, part of a three-year effort to address the problem.

The Travis Manion Foundation teaches students character and engages veterans.

44 veterans have died at Massachusetts Soldiers' Home which is facing two investigations

Thousands of disabled veterans are owed millions in repayments after government overcharges for home loans.

Stan Friday, an Army scout, went ahead of the Allied troops after D-Day to scope out the danger and witnessed two Nazi concentration camps before they were liberated.

American Veterans is calling for a multi-agency investigation into what they're calling a "suicide epidemic among veterans and service members."

Scientists call on lawmakers and the Department of Veterans Affairs to fund a new program to study generational health effects among Gulf War and post-9/11 veterans.

Officials from the Department of Veteran Affairs sought to correct conflicting reports Thursday that they would not reimburse underpaid vets from an August backlog.

A new document alleges the VA secretary nominee overzealously prescribed painkillers, was described as unethical and once drunkenly crashed a government car.

The veterans affairs secretary said critical deficiencies likely exist.

The government watchdog looked into five of the US's 170 VA medical centers.

The bill passed on a bipartisan 368-55 vote.

Shulkin said the move will ultimately allow the VA to deliver better care.

Navy veteran Joe Copeland, along with his service dog Molly, hopes to inspire others with his long journey and raise awareness about post-traumatic stress disorder.

The OIG is continuing to survey conditions at the medical center.

John Peck became a quadruple amputee in Afghanistan.

"Keep the pressure on the next administration," Obama said.

More than $1 million was spent for a courtyard and sculpture at a Palo Alto facility.

The VA examined over 55 million veteran records from 1979 to 2014.