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10 Top Tips We Learned in 2020 About Saving Money on Food You gotta eat, but you don't need to spend a lot of money doing it
5 Tips for Retiring a Millionaire From 'Shark Tank' Star Kevin O'Leary Mr. Wonderful gives wonderful advice
Was Your Military Pay Delayed? Here's What Happened Military pay deposits for thousands of troops who typically receive their checks several days early were delayed after the...
Year-End Tax Moves: 6 Ways to Save on Taxes Before Dec. 31 Take advantage of tax savings while you can.
6 Financial Resolutions for 2021 If you are one of the lucky ones who remained fully employed in 2020, your financial priorities still may have changed. In...
Survey Finds Most Older Veterans Doing Well Financially Despite COVID Downturn Holding on to their investments rather than selling when the market tanked paid off in the long run
You May Be One of the Many Veterans Getting a Big Bill from the VA Next Month Veterans who typically pay the Department of Veterans Affairs for their medical care might be hit with a big bill in January.
5 Army Weapons Soldiers Might Actually Get Their Hands on Soon Army modernization officials have tested new, longer-range and more precise infantry weapon systems.
Troops to Get Cash Payment and More Time to Pay Back Deferred Taxes in Funding Bill The annual congressional omnibus funding bill includes $600 stimulus checks for pandemic relief.
Care Packages Are Not Kindling for Burn Pits Care packages are powerful and tangible acts of gratitude that start conversations and lead to meaningful connections.
More Than 70 West Point Cadets Allegedly Caught Cheating on Math Exam Fifty-nine of the accused have admitted guilt and will remain at the school under a form of probation.
Veterans in need get helping hand from Soldiers Angels Detroit Volunteers with the Soldiers Angels usually hands out at least 75 pounds of food - to 250 veterans. But...
Teen completes veterans documentary about Normandy A Clermont teenager is determined to find World War II veterans and has been assembling a documentary about their...
New Charges Announced in 1988 Pan Am Plane Bombing Attorney General William Barr announced new charges 32 years after the bombing of a Pan Am flight over Scotland. The...
Eggnog and Holiday Comfort on the Menu for Troops' Christmas Dinner Holiday meal staples will be served to troops through dining facilities in Africa, the Middle East, Honduras and elsewhere,
Notes from France Honor American Soldiers' D-Day Sacrifice The package made a long journey from Sainte-Mere-Eglise, France, to Fayetteville, North Carolina.
Army Special Operations Medic, Pregnant Wife Dead after Domestic Dispute The Fayetteville Police will investigate the incident with assistance from the Army's Criminal Investigation Command.
The US Navy Says Santa and His Elves 'Were Born into' One of its Most Exclusive Clubs Though Santa is known for his travels, his official record is heavily classified, the command explained.
First Woman to Command a Nuclear-Powered Aircraft Carrier Slated to Lead USS Abraham Lincoln She previously served as the Lincoln’s executive officer — another first for a woman.
Judge: Premature to Block Midshipman's Expulsion Over Tweets The judge denied the 21-year-old midshipman's request for a preliminary injunction allowing him to graduate from the academy.
Moderna Coronavirus Vaccine Arrives at US Bases in Japan for Priority Inoculations Doses will be administered to first responders, public safety personnel and health care workers.
'Happy' Christmas Fund Keeps Giving, Even During Pandemic Columbus Air Force Base volunteers distributed 100 fruit baskets to community members, providing a bit of Christmas cheer.
Air Force Watchdog Removed for Tampering with Sexual Harassment, Discrimination Complaints The removal happened after three whistleblowers raised the alarm about the EEO director mishandling their complaints.
Veteran Left Homeless Gets New Tiny House for Christmas After his house burned to the ground, this Marine Corps veteran had no intention of moving from his ridgetop property.
Camp Pendleton Wildfire Triggers Evacuation Order for 7,000 Residents The fire was estimated at 750 acres and was 35% contained before dawn.
Purple Heart Veteran, Family Get Mortgage-Free Home for the Holidays Their home was filled with new furniture, holiday gifts, a pantry full of food and funds to help with moving expenses.
Coast Guard Repatriates 110 Haitians Aboard an Overloaded Boat The Coast Guard Cutter Resolute crew repatriated 110 Haitian migrants who were crammed aboard a wooden vessel painted blue.
New Naval Strategy Zeroes in on China as Biggest Long-Term Threat to the US The U.S. sea services are in day-to-day competition with China and Russia, states a new strategy, called "Advantage at Sea."
Congress Authorizes New Arctic Icebreakers for Coast Guard The Coast Guard has two icebreakers, but only one is operating following an August fire that damaged the USS Healy.