The only person being charged by government prosecutors in connection with Bush administration interrogation procedures is the agent who blew the whistle.

Mark Fiore takes aim at the presidential candidates' strikingly similar foreign policy positions.

In June, Staff Sergeant Matthew S. Sitton emailed his congressman expressing concern about the conditions that he and his soldiers were serving in. In August, Sitton was killed by an IED.

Univision’s Jorge Ramos and María Elena Salinas on Hispanic influence and power in America.

Bill shares the story of a young US soldier killed in Afghanistan, arguing it's time our presidential candidates decisively address the price of our presence there.

The for-profit college industry promises new skills, training and career paths, but the reality is far more sinister.

Mark Thompson, author of a Time magazine cover story on military suicide, talks about the roots and reasons behind these tragic decisions.

Find free online and phone resources for active-duty service members and veterans.

Vietnam veteran and author Karl Marlantes shares how his battlefield experiences both shaped and nearly destroyed him.

Just how many veterans are there? And how many of them have fought in multiple wars? Find out that and more in this enlightening infographic created by the Census Bureau.