For decades, military spouses held families together with handwritten letters, ration books, and slivers of hope. A paycheck might show up late, communication came in thin, blue aerogram envelopes, ...

Funding for the My Career Advancement Account (MyCAA) tuition assistance program for military spouses has been halted during ...

Military spouses who hold professional licenses used to face significant burdens when relocating, but more legislative ...

Military spouses face the highest rate of unemployment and underemployment in the nation, but the Military Spouse Hiring Act is a legislative bill set to do something about it. The House of ...

Service members and their families are facing uncertainty on their pay, benefits, and if they will be able to make ends meet.

Some financial institutions that serve the military community have already released information about paycheck assistance ...

Being married to someone in the military often feels like you're also married to the government. Our lives are largely shaped by the demands and needs of the Air Force, which was a commitment my ...

A proposal to expand the Defense Department’s health care plan to include in vitro fertilization is moving through Congress ...

When Dekiema Pogue learned that her husband, a Petty Officer Second Class in the U.S. Navy, had been given orders for a change of station from their home in Norfolk, Va. to Jacksonville, Fla., her ...

As a military spouse who has moved five times in nine years, I know how rare it is to have a stable career. I have managed to stay employed thanks to remote work, a flexible industry and an ...

Here is what should, and shouldn’t, change about military commissaries if someone else takes over their operations.

Military spouses earn 38 percent less than their civilian counterparts. Military spouses, uprooted every two to three years by permanent-change-of-station moves, struggle to find work. Getty Images ...