Temporary bans on evictions and other tenant and homeowner protections implemented during the pandemic have expired but a suite of additional resources is being allocated to help Veterans in danger of losing their homes. There are many ways Veterans can access VA’s...

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin expressed deep concern about suicide among troops during a visit to U.S. forces stationed in Alaska where there has been an alarming spike in those deaths. Austin cited stress on troops and the stigma of seeking treatment for mental...

Knowing how to leverage your strengths is integral to thriving in life and in the workplace. That is especially true when it comes to character. In this action-oriented course from the Travis Manion Foundation, you will learn what your character strengths are and how...

The Department of Defense has announced a policy change to the current shopping privileges on the American Forces Travel (AFT) website. The Department will extend online access to the website to honorably discharged Veterans of the uniformed services. On average,...

Millions of people fall victim to identify theft or military scams of some kind every year. The U.S. Department of Justice is warning folks to watch for email scams related to COVID-19 that try to trick you into sending money or revealing sensitive information. Avoid...

Military Sexual Trauma, or MST, is sexual assault or sexual harassment during military service. Veterans Affairs (VA) created the Beyond MST mobile app that has helped Veterans start to overcome problems, learn more about recovery and track your progress. Beyond MST...