The current version of the Defense Authorization bill that's stuck in the Senate contains more than one controversial provision.
Viewers tell us whether they think there should be an Iraq War Memorial in Washington, D.C.
Several veterans and conservative bloggers are taking issue with President Barack Obama choosing not to attend the Memorial Day ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery. Vice President Joe Biden is attending in his place.
The blizzard that hit Washington couldn't have come at a worse time for a leading veterans group -- but the name for its legislative push this week is certainly fitting.
Standing behind the president during a bill signing is a shining moment for any policy activist.
Paul Rieckhoff knows something about soldiers' woes. He's bringing that experience to Washington to change minds.
Guest host Roland Martin talks with his panel about the soldier shootings in Iraq and what can be done to help soldiers cope.
The killing of five comrades by a U.S. soldier on Monday in Iraq is no surprise and illustrates the mental toll that the current wars take on troops, the leader of a veterans group said.
A new study shows that the Army reserve suffers disproportionately from depression and mental illness. But Congress hasn't found a way to fund treatment
The outgoing Secretary will not be a tough act to follow. But many veterans feel they need a better advocate
An Iraqi war veteran delivered the weekly Democratic radio address Saturday, taking aim at the Bush administration's war and planning strategy and saying "our mission" -- plagued by "too little support and too little planning" -- "is not accomplished."
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