Veterans

In Nic Kuklinski’s short film, a veteran’s service dog changes her perspective on closeness. 

For many who served in Afghanistan, the flawed evacuation efforts have brought feelings of shame and betrayal.

Soldiers were told that we were champions of the rights of mankind.

A former Navy SEAL oversaw the creation of a new code of conduct that puts loyalty to democracy above politics.

The stimulus checks are gone, and unemployment claims remain unprocessed. The Jaynes family is holding on to half a tank of gas and a dollar-fifty in change.

The detectives who investigate fake stories of military service use many tools, including shame.

To a Colorado veteran, flags represent freedom, but the nation’s most enduring symbol is taking on partisan significance.

“If the comments attributed to the President have alarmed voters, Sarah’s vouching for him should put an end to that,” an aide said.

The former White House chief of staff appears to be in a unique position to confirm whether the President called U.S. service members who died in combat “losers” and “suckers.”

For some, the fact that Vindman, an Army lieutenant colonel, is an immigrant is enough for him to be painted as a double agent, a traitor, or a spy.

After witnessing a bombing in Iraq, the Army Reserves veteran and newspaper columnist decided to work through her P.T.S.D. in the fields of the Panhandle.

For the Democratic congressman and former Marine Seth Moulton and the political newcomers he has recruited, the partisan divisions of Washington are utterly at odds with their experiences in Iraq and Afghanistan.

A French count tracked down descendants of an American soldier who bivouacked at his family’s estate in 1944.

Thanks to a listing mix-up, Richard Rhoades gets two or three calls every week from people with ideas for the candidate.