Wellness
August 28, 2026 • Staff Report
Hearing damage is one of the most common legacies of military service. Increasingly, researchers are finding that its consequences may extend far beyond the ears.
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Travel
August 19, 2026 • Staff Report
From military resorts and discount programs to Space-A flights and veteran adventure organizations, service can open the door to travel opportunities that help military members, retirees, veterans, and disabled veterans see more of the world for less.
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Resources
August 19, 2026 • Staff Report
How America's veterans have helped build the nation's economy since World War II—and how today's veterans can turn military experience into successful businesses of their own.
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Economy
August 19, 2026 • Staff Report
Homeownership helped build the postwar American middle class. Eight decades later, a collision of underbuilding, pandemic-era migration, higher rates, regulation, construction costs, taxes, insurance, demographics, and limited starter-home supply has made getting onto the property ladder dramatically harder.
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Wellness
August 14, 2026 • Staff Report
Understanding traumatic brain injury, how military service can cause it, how clinicians diagnose and treat it, where emerging research may lead, and what veterans should know before filing a VA disability claim.
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Arts
August 07, 2026 • Staff Report
From Hemingway and Vonnegut to Johnny Cash and Jimi Hendrix, combat artists and today’s veteran creators, military service has repeatedly transformed the way America reads, listens and remembers.
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Civics
August 07, 2026 • Staff Report
Understanding the world’s governments and economic systems: how they function, how they have been implemented, where they have succeeded or failed, how they affect ordinary citizens, and why modern nations rarely fit neatly into a single ideological box.
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Community Activism
July 30, 2026 • Staff Report
Automated license plate readers have helped police locate abducted children, recover stolen vehicles, and solve violent crimes. They have also created a privately operated, searchable record of movement on a scale the Founders could never have imagined.
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Therapy
July 30, 2026 • Staff Report
Surfing, bodyboarding, bodysurfing, and time in the ocean are helping veterans reconnect with their bodies, rebuild trust, manage stress, and find a new community—one wave at a time.
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Service Before Self
July 23, 2026 • Staff Report
From battlefield recovery to the silent movement of a flag-draped transfer case, America’s promise to its fallen is carried out through precision, reverence, and an unbroken commitment to bring every service member home.
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Civic Action
July 23, 2026 • Staff Report
From colonial militias and committees of correspondence to volunteer fire companies, mutual-aid societies, veterans’ groups, and neighborhood coalitions, America has always depended on ordinary citizens organizing close to home.
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Wellness
July 23, 2026 • Staff Report
Colorectal cancer often begins silently, but screening can find the disease early—or remove precancerous growths before cancer ever develops. Here is what every veteran and family should understand about symptoms, home tests, colonoscopies, polyps, toxic exposures, and prevention.
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Arts
July 16, 2026 • Staff Report
Colorectal cancer often begins silently, but screening can find the disease early—or remove precancerous growths before cancer ever develops. Here is what every veteran and family should understand about symptoms, home tests, colonoscopies, polyps, toxic exposures, and prevention.
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Wellness
July 16, 2026 • Staff Report
Stem cells are already used to treat serious blood and immune disorders, while researchers are testing their potential against orthopedic injuries, neurological disease, heart damage, diabetes, and other chronic conditions. For veterans living with lasting service-related injuries, regenerative medicine could become an important part of the next medical frontier—but hope must be balanced with evidence, safety, and honest expectations.
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