Veterans

"Today we proclaim that America will never be a socialist or communist country," Trump said during an event at the White House.

"Dear Fox News," the vet tweeted. "Here's what happens after an ambush (left). Here's what happens after you've made a complete moron out of yourself in front of the entire world (right). Do better, dammit."

Mark Schroeder's obituary said he was a lot of things, "but one thing he was not Mr. Trump was a sucker or a loser! He was a proud veteran till the day he died."

Among independent voters, 65 percent say the Democratic presidential nominee has more respect for the military, while just 35 percent say the same for the president.

September 11, 2001, was a day that left millions of Americans terrified, confused and angry. But it also served as another test of this great nation's resolve and its commitment to freedom and liberty.

Andrew Napolitano wrote that he sees himself a "loyal" friend but is "foremost" loyal to the truth.

Such disrespect for military service and sacrifice would be vile for any American—let alone a commander-in-chief.

"None of the fellas that I served with that are no longer with us are "suckers,'" the veteran says, adding, "Donald Trump disrespects everyone who served in the military."

Paul Rieckhoff, a veteran of the Iraq War who founded the nonprofit Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America, described the president as "a disgusting human being."

The Democrat-media cabal is clearly starting to worry that President Trump might be re-elected.

The Atlantic's irresponsible journalism is also fake news.

"They should show some courage and step forward as well," Obama-era Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel said.

Food Lion, a supermarket chain in headquartered in North Carolina with over 1,000 stores in 10 states, issued a statement to Twitter Saturday morning maintaining that it "deeply respects the American flag."

The first lady said the report by Jeffrey Goldberg is simply "not true," and she went on to label the magazine article as "activism" rather than the work of a journalist.

Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger took exception to the president's reported comments that Americans killed in WW1 were "losers."

Fox News reporter Jennifer Griffin claimed one or two of her sources had confirmed several details noted in The Atlantic story.

U.S. armed forces veterans took to Twitter on Friday, to share their experiences in combat and the values they learned, while criticizing President Donald Trump, using the hashtag #VetsAgainstTrump.

The Department of Veterans Affairs has disputed a survey released Friday that found a majority of VA employees have witnessed racial discrimination against veterans.

"They did nothing less than save the world... and it didn't come without great sacrifice," the ad's narrator says.

"I just want some respect for our fallen heroes," said Tony Molina, the president of the Puerto Rican Veteran Monument Square Association.

On Memorial Day, we remember those who have given their lives in service of their country.

Sports brands like Adidas, Converse, Nike and Reebok are offering military and veterans discounts for Armed Forces Day.

Some veterans are very good at returning to normal life, but for many, it's a struggle.

State and federal investigators are looking into whether residents in the Soldiers' Home in Holyoke, Massachusetts, were denied proper care during a COVID-19 outbreak at the facility.

"We take very seriously our work with the U.S. government and continue to be committed to providing the best quality products at fair and transparent prices," 3M said in a statement.

A Pentagon spokesperson told Newsweek that 144 have already recovered.

It's time to accept a simple fact: The Iraq War was a failure from the start. Enough. Bring our troops home.

On Wednesday, Congresswoman Ilhan Omar said that the recent events in the Middle East gave her PTSD. Congressman Jim Banks later mocked her for it.

A group of 25 U.S. military veterans were left disappointed after a promise for free tickets to an NFL football game fell through Monday.

A bipartisan effort to repeal the so-called "military widow's tax" appears to be headed for success after it was included as a provision of the 2020 National Defense Authorization Act.