More On Mental Health and Wellness

A California man who had been missing for several weeks was arrested after jumping a security barrier at the White House.

The U.S. Army said it has made no changes to its policy for granting mental health waivers to recruits entering the service.

"The standards have not changed," Sgt. Major of the Army Daniel Dailey told a group of defense reporters.

Survey seeks to gain insight into mental health issues of veterans who deployed to combat zones as well as those who didn't

A new VA call center in Kansas will help handle the crush of calls from veterans considering suicide.

Ski instructor Alec Tossani is one of many volunteers at the DAV National Disabled Winter Sports Clinic helping to make...

The $1.3 trillion spending package includes a new provision that would give more veterans access to mental health care.

Here are five news stories and events to start your week, from the editors at Military.com.

The system would be used for at-risk veterans .

Veterans in their first year after leaving the service are four times more likely to commit suicide than those who never...