A Marine who ran unopposed for Arizona's state mine inspector and who helped bring more red to Arizona's politics is ready for work.

Tom Brady broke his silence after military comments he made began circulating across the internet and social media.

A Connecticut state trooper became a distressed veteran's guardian angel when he encountered the man on an interstate highway.

Homeless veterans who moved into shelters on the VA campus in Los Angeles are homeless again after a fire ripped through several shelters.

A former British paratrooper has set a world jumping record. 'Jump, bang, crash,' John Bream said last month.

This American hero recieved the Congressional Medal of Honor for his actions during the Battle of Iwo Jima during World War II.

President Joe Biden, who ignored D-Day last year, was criticized for this year's 'afterthought' in marking the day.

United States Special Forces veteran Jason Bacon made the announcement on Memorial Day in hopes of preventing further Biden disasters.

Morris had to give Cotton mouth-to-mouth on the way to the vet, as the dog's lungs had collapsed and he was barely breathing.

Daniel Perez had considered bringing Matilda with him to work that day but decided to drop her off at the clinic so she would get more attention.

'We’re going to take medical services away from people that really deserve that. Who went to combat,' a CBP source reportedly said.

The group has helped thousands in the past year and has received more than 14,000 requests for help from Ukraine.

Unable to do much else themselves, the shelter used its platform to ask for help, and help responded in the form of Joe Lawhorn.

Four years ago, Sam Baker's son suggested that he undertake a new endeavor. 'It was a perfect time,' the Marine Corps veteran said.

Training in the cold has been brutal. The teen has pushed through stinging arms and legs, frozen water bottles and the danger of black ice.

The initial idea for the partnership was spawned by Mark Davis, who founded Vettes 4 Vets and wanted to help struggling veterans.

"Anyone who wants to join the defense of Ukraine, Europe and the world can come and fight side by side with the Ukrainians."

Army Maj. Gen. John Singlaub was forced to retire in 1978 after criticizing then-President Jimmy Carter's military policies.

He'd nearly given his life for his country, but for decades he still wished he could've gotten that diploma.

Wooten was drafted into the Army in 1943, and by 1944, he was in Paris, France, repairing trains damaged by bombing.