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The Battle of the Bulge was one of the most important moments in World War II. While it was the

In Case You Missed It: The Story of the ‘Baby of Bataan.’

Joseph Johnson was only a child when he enlisted in with the United States military in 1940. His life changed forever after Pearl Harbor

Few songs have had as large an impact as this week’s entry in our Do You Remember series. Do you remember Rock Around the Clock?

Social Security benefits are simply not going far enough for many seniors. Americans need more to combat inflation

The poppy flower has been a symbol of those who gave their lives in service since WW1. It is an important reminder this Memorial Day.

Charity Adams was a hero in more ways than one. During a time of racial and gender inequality, she stood up to serve in World War II.

We are at a standstill as Republicans and Democrats fight about the debt ceiling. Ultimately this may harm Social Security benefits and military pay.

A recently uncovered error showed that many U.S. Navy retirees were issued incorrect payment amounts. Once brought to light, the

Lee Vernon Newby, jr is a Detroit World War Two vet who certainly earned our respect. Newby was one of