Former US Officials Ask Pakistan Not to Deport Afghans Seeking Relocation to the United States Last week, the United Nations said such forced deportations of Afghans could lead to human rights violations, including the...
'We Need Our Voice to Be Heard': Afghan Resettlement Efforts Unfinished 2 Years After Withdrawal The Biden administration touts its work over the last two years as a success, but Afghans and refugee advocates describe a...
The Pentagon Is Pulling 1,100 Troops from the US-Mexico Border Mission The 1,100 troops will conclude their 90-day mission by Aug. 8; the remaining 400 will be extended through August 31, a...
20 Years After the United States Invaded Iraq, Iraqis Are Still Trying to Emigrate to the US U.S. officials cite multiple reasons for the delays.
Vets-Led Group Renews Agreement with State Department to Relocate Afghan Allies While the 2021 evacuation airlifted tens of thousands of Afghans out, thousands more who helped the U.S. military during the...
Join the Military, Become a US Citizen: Uncle Sam Wants You and Vous and Tu The U.S. military has struggled to overcome recruiting shortfalls and to try to address that problem, it's stepping up...
Almost Two Years Since Kabul Fell, a Frayed Refugee System Creates Obstacles for Afghans in Texas Tens of thousands of Afghans who had worked for the U.S. government or other Western entities were now at risk.
Afghan Allies Would Get More Visas, More Time to Apply Under Proposal by Senators A new bill seeks to bring stability to the visa program for Afghans who helped U.S. troops by nearly doubling the number of...
Hoax over Evicted Vets in New York Ignored Reductions in Homelessness The founder of a local charity is under fire for claiming nearly two dozen homeless veterans were evicted to make room for...
The Complicated and Messy Task of Trying to Aid Afghans Following the Return of the Taliban For many Afghans seeking U.S. help, the question of aid is largely tied to documentation.
Biggest Military Pay Raise in 2 Decades Finalized in Newly Released Defense Bill Service members will get a 5.2% pay raise come January under the compromise annual defense bill unveiled Wednesday night.
Army Veteran Battling Terminal Cancer Gets His Wish to Shoot a Tank One Last Time In early 2022, Jay Tenison was diagnosed with Stage IV stomach cancer after reporting pain to his doctors. After months of...
Congress Tells Army to Set Higher Fitness Standards for Combat Arms Soldiers Congress is set to direct the Army to boost fitness standards for most combat-arms jobs through a compromise defense policy...
American Forces Must Strike Iran to Protect US Troops "The disproportionate scale of Iranian attacks to American responses lays bare that Iran, not the U.S., holds deterrence in...
US Military Grounds Entire Fleet of Osprey Aircraft Following a Deadly Crash off the Coast of Japan The Air Force, Navy and Marine Corps took the extraordinary step of grounding hundreds of aircraft after a preliminary...
