Good News for Veterans

The Gulf Coast Primate Sanctuary gives once-domesticated monkeys and U.S. veterans alike a safe haven.

Despite the new, tougher standards, more than 9 in 10 women in combat arms are passing the test.

This inspiring act of kindness turned one GoFundMe success story into 50.

Springer Blankenship volunteers with I Want To Mow Your Lawn, a nonprofit that provides free lawn care to people who can’t do it themselves.

Pete Adler and his fellow church members have built over 500 ramps for neighbors in need.

The eight fee-free days of 2026 — plus more ways to score free or discounted passes at U.S. National Parks

The “Trees for Troops” program was started in 2005 and has been growing with the support of Christmas tree farmers across the country.

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When we as a society look at veterans as help cases, we end up perpetuating the problem.

Veterans Day should not be the only day we celebrate veterans, rather, it should be a jumping-off point for us to continue to fight and advocate for these folks at home — 365 days of the year. 

When a catastrophic flood destroyed the home of World War II veteran Leo Valente and his daughter, Cheryl, their community quickly came together to keep them off the streets.

A wolfdog sanctuary in Northern Wisconsin has found a unique approach to helping local veterans.