
Bipartisan Bill Would Allow Service Members to Sue Military for Sexual Assault
A bipartisan bill enables service members to file civil claims against the military for sexual assault, modeled after medical malpractice laws.
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A bipartisan bill enables service members to file civil claims against the military for sexual assault, modeled after medical malpractice laws.

Many veterans are unaware of state benefits available to them. Learn how to claim these benefits effectively.

Iran's recent missile attacks raise concerns for U.S. forces stationed in the region. Here's what service members need to know.

Families impacted by the Navy's contaminated water in Hawaii receive compensation while affected service members await support.

Families sickened by Navy's fuel-contaminated water in Hawaii receive $17M, but affected service members remain uncompensated.

The Take Care of America's Veterans Act faces criticism for potentially harming veterans' benefits.

Learn how the VA's Interest Rate Reduction Refinance Loan can help you lower your mortgage payments.

Learn how the VA calculates combined disability ratings and why it matters for veterans.

The DoD has decided against privatizing commissaries, ensuring continued benefits for military families.

The DoD has decided against privatizing commissaries, ensuring continued benefits for service members and families.

The U.S. military faces challenges in retaining wartime experience as thousands of veterans retire. Here's what you need to know.

As thousands of post-9/11 veterans retire, the military faces challenges in preserving wartime knowledge.