News, analysis, and investigation on veterans' issues in the age of Forever Wars.
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Support Veterans' Healthcare on Giving Tuesday
For nearly a decade now, my coverage of veterans and the VA has been informed and vitally reinforced by the Veterans Healthcare Policy Institute (VHPI).
The non-profit’s stable of well-informed veteran advocates, clinicians, and journalis...
Abolish Veterans Day
[Reposting an archived piece on the hollowness of Veterans Day. Also, my new book, GOD FORGIVES, BROTHERS DON’T, which you’ll hear more about soon, is available for preorder here. Snag it if you can.]
Each and every November 11, untold num...
Inside Trump's Crackdown at America's Military Academies
On an unseasonably chilly Saturday in late May, I arrived in upstate New York to document the ever-widening civilian-military divide. This much-discussed but largely intangible phenomenon is well-visualized here, in the beleaguered town of...
May Day, My Dad + The Problems of a Movement Messiah
My Dad (center) on May 3, 1971
In celebration of May Day, I’m resending an old piece about my dad’s role in the antiwar movement, and the promise and pitfalls of leaderless resistance. Enjoy!
My dad, Jay Craven, spent much of May 3, 197...
Pete Hegseth, Christian Nationalism, and the Festering Wounds of the Forever Wars
Pete Hegseth’s “Deus Vult” Tattoo, which translates to “God Wills It.”
Just after January 6, Pete Hegseth’s tattoos were scrutinized, his loyalties were questioned, and, suddenly, he was on the outs with the Army.
Dispersed among the hun...
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