What does patriotism look and feel like to you in 2025? We heard from readers all across the country and political spectrum.

A US veteran who fought in Ukraine said the amount of drones is a "horrendous detriment to morale." He said soldiers often can't leave their bunkers, and have limited ability to go on operations.

From Bombs to Starbucks, US Veteran Remembers End of Vietnam War 50 Years On By Minh Nguyen and Francesco Guarascio HO CHI MINH CITY/HANOI (Reuters) - As a young U.S. intelligence analyst in ...

In the summer of 2024, Boris and his wife Maria Jesus, originally from Bolivia, left the US to start a new life in Brazil. “I could not afford the American Dream,” he says.

"I think it would be a cool thing. You know, obviously, to have another guy that's ultimately going to be in the Hall of Fame," Bishop said. "I met him when he was in the facility — he's a funny ...

In his first six weeks on the job, US Department of Veterans Affairs Secretary Doug Collins has combed through less than 2% of the agency’s contracts — and is already stunned by the bloat he&… ...

Former U.S. Marine Gerry Brooks is laid to rest Thursday, June 20, 2024 at the Maine Veterans Memorial Cemetery in Augusta, Maine. Hundreds of people attended the funeral after Brooks died alone ...

CARACAS, Venezuela -- A United States Air Force veteran, who the U.S. government had determined to be wrongfully detained in Venezuela, was released from custody Tuesday. Subscribe Sign In ...

These Veterans Fought for the US. Now They’re Fighting Trump’s VA Cuts. The Trump administration has proposed eliminating 15 percent of the Department of Veterans Affairs workforce.

After all, this year’s ceremony will be hosted by none other than Conan O’Brien, who previously hosted the Emmys, the MTV ...

TAMPA, Fla. — Speaking to us from an apartment in San Diego, David Bariu’s American story began more than two decades ago and nearly 10,000 miles away. “I was born in Nairobi, Kenya,” he ...

In early August 2022, readers asked us by email about an article that said an elderly U.S. veteran named Jacob Rivas resorted to selling his medals in order to buy groceries.