It's hard enough when your spouse is deployed overseas. It's even harder now with the government shutdown. Without her husband's paychecks, it's left one Fort Campbell family's finances in a bind.

MACOMB, IL - - Western Illinois University has been named a 2025–26 Military Spouse Friendly® School by Viqtory, a national honor that recognizes institutions committed to supporting the educational and career goals of military spouses.

House Speaker Mike Johnson initially said he would support a separate bill on military pay during the shutdown.

Clarios partners with the U.S. Department of Defense's MSEP to expand career opportunities for military spouses. The partnership supports the company's broader commitment to inclusive hiring and military community engagement. The MSEP program connects ...

Cancelled school events, growing lines at military food pantries, accumulating fears tied to missed paychecks and the potential need for loans to stay afloat – US military families are already feeling the impacts of the federal shutdown that is stretching into its second week and preparing for worse days ahead.

Empire State University recently announced a significant expansion of its military grant program, extending comprehensive educational benefits to spouses of veterans for

As the ongoing government shutdown continues to bring uncertainty to federal employees and their families, planners of an event for military spouses hope they can offer some reassurance to the families of service members in Hawaii.

Military spouses who hold professional licenses used to face significant burdens when relocating, but more legislative improvements are being proposed to bring clarity and standardized policies. Military spouses already face challenges associated with frequent relocations and a high unemployment rate.

You head to your office/cubicle cage. You slow-walk back to the only copier and hand them a tissue. In your head, you’re organizing a 72-hour go-bag and scheduling a last-minute with that E-7’s sketchy daughter for babysitter detail, all while mentally preparing a care package for your spouse in the sandbox.

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 first thought was about her family. But her second thought ...