Natalie Gross

On this episode of The Spouse Angle, Gold Star families are fighting to change a law that cuts survivors’ benefits for spouses who remarry before age 55.

A Republican-led panel tackles military quality of life, like high housing costs not covered by the troops’ basic allowance.

More than 300 schools participated in the latest Best for Vets: Colleges survey, which included more than 70 questions seeking details about the school’s costs, programs, policies and services that impact military-connected students. Federal data from the U.S. Departments of Education, Veterans Affa…

The Navy and Army took another step forward in development of a new hypersonic weapon recently, with a successful test of the motor that will drive the forthcoming missiles. The two services are on similar tracks to field the weapon in the coming years.

Did you know that you can earn a degree in the military without spending a penny of your own money and without using up any of your GI Bill benefits? Here’s everything you need to know about the rules governing TA, as well as some tips for getting the most out of the benefit.

The Navy veteran spent her high school years homeless on the streets of LA. Now, she's vying for a spot on the cover of Maxim magazine.

Princeton University recently reversed its long-standing ban on transfer student admissions, in part to be able to enroll more veterans, who have often taken college courses during their military career. This marks the latest in a string of efforts by Ivy League institutions to make their campuses more accessible to veterans and, ultimately, grow the number of former service members within their ranks.

We have the answers to the most frequently asked questions about the DoD's recent GI Bill transfer policy change.

When Maj. Steve Gagner isn't in uniform as the executive officer of the Army Mountain Warfare School, he’s brewing beer at the company he dreamed up in the mountains of Afghanistan.

The school appealed the department’s decision but was denied by the deputy undersecretary of defense last month, “the final agency action on this matter,” a DoD spokeswoman said.