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The Feres Doctrine prevents veterans from filing claims against the U.S. for injuries  incurred during military service. Because of the doctrines, veterans who have been injured in the line of duty cannot sue the U.S. government for compensation.

written by a 747 pilot veteran who advocates pilots to carry guns. "There is no better way to defend the airplane than to turn the cockpit into an armed fortress"

An OH man was going against the rules of his HOA by not getting permission to put a flag pole in his front yard. He was ordered to take down the pole, or go to court. Neighbors complained the flag pole was un-attractive and was a public nuisance.

This article talks about how unjust it is not to allow gay marriage. It talks about all the benefits that gay couples miss out on, even if they've been together and shared a life together for 50 years, since they can't get married, the rights that are kept from them such as maybe seeing their dying partner in the hospital and so on. Things that married couples take for granted

Gay couples, not allowed to marry, cannot receive the same privileges that married couples receive, no matter how long they have "been together." Some rights include not being able to visit a spouse in prison, the rights to collect survivor's benefits as the spouse of a military veteran. Gay couples, in these instances are not receiving the same rights as straight couples.

This article is written by a veteran explaining Arizona's law on the use of "deadly force" and when and where it is appropriate to use such a law.