Concerned Veterans for America Foundation honors leadership early by recognizing young people who are already stepping up to serve others, lead well, and strengthen their communities.

Few embodied those traits more fully than Staff Sgt. Jeremy D. Smith.

After enlisting in the Marine Corps in 2003, he completed three combat tours in Iraq. He later volunteered for...

The United States and Iran have agreed to a last-minute, Pakistani-brokered ceasefire just hours before a major military deadline, temporarily reopening the Strait of Hormuz and easing tensions in the Middle East. As global shipping resumes through one of the world’s most critical oil routes, questions remain about whether this two-week ceasefire is a path to peace or just a ...

Amid serious discussions about deploying U.S. ground troops in Iran, some argue that a limited deployment or targeted operations could achieve American objectives without leading to a broader conflict.

History suggests otherwise.

Most American wars did not begin as large-scale conflicts. They became them. Vietnam started with roughly 700 advisors and grew to ove...

For their sacrifice and service, our country promised veterans that they would get the care they need and deserve.

Congress mandated it.

The Department of Veterans Affairs acknowledged it.

And the VA MISSION Act of 2018 was passed to guarantee it.

But the truth is that veterans still don’t ha...

ARLINGTON, Va. ― Concerned Veterans for America welcomes recent developments suggesting progress toward de-escalation in the ongoing conflict with Iran, following President Trump’s reports of productive discussions and a temporary pause in planned U.S. strikes against Iranian energy facilities.

CVA Executive Director John Vick issued the following stat...