Military members shop at the JBER commissary on July 24, 2025. The government shutdown is causing financial anxiety for many military families, and local services are seeing large spikes in demand.

After federal food assistance money did not go out at the start of the month, the Army’s official nonprofit announced it would step in and offer grants to help soldiers and their families afford food ...

Public Health Command Europe noncommissioned officer is reflecting on a career he never expected to pursue, one that now ...

Officials are warning about delays as new TRICARE copay hikes drive military families to switch pharmacies, reshaping where ...

Military families are lining up for food drop-offs, pantry pickups and emergency grocery boxes, according to the Military Family Advisory Network (MFAN). The organization reported more than 50,000 ...

Still, for those who do adopt, military life — particularly overseas — can shape family experiences in distinctive ways, from international adoptions decades ago to raising children in diverse base ...

WASHINGTON (AP) — The government shutdown is exacting a heavy mental toll on the nation’s military families, leaving them not knowing from week to week whether their paychecks will arrive. Prosecutors ...

As military families lurch from one pay day to the next, they’re suffering collective anxiety, unsure if paychecks will arrive as the government shutdown passes a month with no signs of resolution.

For many veterans and military families, the hardest part of seeking mental health care isn’t admitting they need help—it’s figuring out where to go, how long it will take, and whether the care will ...

A top military intelligence official issued a memo this month warning Army servicemembers of foreign adversaries’ continued attempts to gather intelligence by targeting personnel, including civilians ...