An Elgin man whose prostate cancer is the presumed result of Agent Orange exposure says he stays positive by helping other vets.

The Canadian government may have paid $80 million to people exposed to the herbicide and chemical weapon during testing in ...

He won billions of dollars for plaintiffs in major suits against corporations but was disbarred for siphoning money from ...

Kansas City veterans are seeing increased disability benefits of hundreds and sometimes thousands of dollars, thanks to a ...

Opinion: Military service has long shaped the Lehigh Valley, where nearly 12,000 residents from Lehigh and Northampton ...

Williams’ family will be carrying on his torch and helping people after they serve in the military. Williams, a 74-year-old U.S. Marine veteran, died on Veterans Day this year while in hospice care at ...

The hot topics for Syracuse football this offseason seem likely to include Fran Brown's reliance on high school recruiting ...

Advocates and Democrats say they’re concerned that the rollback of presumptive coverage for male breast cancer could presage wider cuts. This year, House Republicans passed a bill to cut a fund for ...

Locks was an early pioneer in mass tort litigation, securing billions of dollars in settlements for clients—many of them victims of asbestos exposure.

More than two dozen Democrats in the House are pressing the Trump administration to reverse a new policy that makes it harder for male veterans with breast cancer to get health coverage.

Being elderly is a tough thing to admit. At least for me. I’m quick to dismiss the reminders-countless wrinkles, nagging aches and pains, doctors appointments every week, forgetting words and names.