Catholic bishop of military personnel takes shot at VA abortion policy
The letter came almost two weeks after the Senate rejected an amendment from Sen. Tommy Tubberville (R-Ala.) to repeal the abortion policy.
By Zamone Perez
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Lawmakers demand answers after priests booted from Walter Reed campus
Catholic clergy from Holy Name College had been serving at Walter Reed for nearly two decades before being barred from entry late last month.
Lawmakers move to make domestic violence a crime under UCMJ
Under current military code, domestic violence crimes are prosecuted as assault cases, limiting how they are recorded for future law enforcement work.
5 years before massacre, gunman promised military judge not to hurt anyone
The gunman in a mass shooting at a Texas church last year told a military judge in 2012 he “would never allow myself to hurt someone” again while admitting to abusing his stepson and a long struggle with anger, according to Air Force records obtained by The Associated Press on Thursday.
Ambitious VA medical records overhaul in jeopardy after department shakeup
Former VA Secretary David Shulkin has said the department was close to finalizing a contract just before he was fired. Now the deal is in limbo.
Women's History Month: Join us in saluting those who serve
Women's History Month kicks off March 1. Here are 10 of our favorite moments highlighting women in the military.
By Nicole Bauke
Chaplains reunited 16 years after 9/11 attack on the Pentagon
The reunion will air tonight at 8 p.m. Eastern time as part of the new PBS series 'We'll Meet Again.'
By Charlsy Panzino
VA publicly posts opioid prescription rates for all facilities
The move makes the veterans' health system the first in the nation to share information on how frequently the problematic medications are dispensed.
Defense nominee withdraws from consideration over gun control comments
Dean Winslow, a retired Air Force flight surgeon, had been stalled in committee since November after criticizing the legality of civilians owning assault rifles.
After Texas church shooting, Air Force finds dozens of similar crime reporting lapses
The Air Force on Tuesday said it has found dozens of database reporting lapses of the same kind that may have allowed the Sutherland Springs, Texas, church shooter to buy guns despite his domestic violence conviction.
Supreme Court turns down Westboro Baptist Church challenge to funeral protest law
Nebraska enacted the law in 2006. It prohibits protests near a cemetery, mortuary or church from one hour before the beginning of a funeral to two hours after.
Army acknowledges failures to report crime data to FBI
The Army’s top general said Wednesday his service has failed in a “significant amount” of cases to alert the FBI to soldiers’ criminal history.
By Lolita C. Baldor, The Associated Press and Robert Burns, The Associated Press