Military spouses who work remotely for the federal government are now exempt from an executive order issued Jan. 20 by President Donald Trump that ended remote options for most agencies and ...

It has been more than two months since the world first learned about Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth's use of an unclassified Signal group chat to communicate sensitive military operations to ...

Five military spouses received a special phone call last week that has the potential for a positive lifelong impact. On the line with good news was Operation Homefront, a national nonprofit ...

Note: This story has been updated to clarify differences between remote work and telework. Many spouses of active-duty service members and overseas foreign service officers are exempt from recent ...

Lakesha Finley-Flowers had made 18 moves as an Army spouse, adapting and switching her job with each one, until move No. 19. When she arrived at Fort Polk, La., from Detroit, Finley-Flowers brought ...

When Kisha Patterson last spoke to her husband, Esau, it was an ordinary conversation under extraordinary circumstances. "We talked that morning," she said. "It was like any other day. He was like, ...

Military spouses working for the federal government will not have to return to in-office work, under a specific exemption issued last week. The exemption follows a brief, but sweeping executive order ...

May is Military Appreciation Month, and tucked within it is one of my favorite observances: Military Spouse Appreciation Day, the Friday before Mother’s Day, or May 9 this year. Over the past couple ...

Note: Whether it’s health care, retirement benefits, family support and child care, VA benefits or other programs, getting smart about the rewards you have earned is worth your time. Although it is ...

When not acting as a lifeline for Coast Guard families stationed at Fort Wadsworth, Jaime Billert has four small kids to ...