Budget

Learn some basic answers to common questions that military members and their families are asking about the shutdown.

The Pentagon partnered with the Fisher House Foundation to resume the benefits, including a $100,000 death gratuity payment.

The government shutdown may be over, but veterans organizations are not relaxing their demand that Congress pass legislation...

Most active duty troops, especially enlistees, don't value the commissaries as much as the government pays to operate them.

Families and retirees may have only one health care plan option and higher out-of-pocket fees under a controversial proposal.

The House Armed Services Committee on Wednesday added $104 billion to the proposed defense budget for 2015.

The costs of the U.S. campaign against the Islamic State are approaching $1 billion as the pace of the airstrikes increase.

Lawmakers want the U.S. military's service chiefs to have more power to prevent the Pentagon from buying weapons it doesn't...

The VFW will be lobbying to end sequestration this week when its leadership appears with Congress.