The chair of the Commission on the Naming of Items of the Department of Defense that Commemorate the Confederate States of America or Any Person Who Served Voluntarily with the Confederate States of America, known as the Naming Commission, conducted a telephonic roundtable last week to provide a mandate update.

Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, many industries have been forced to develop innovative solutions to continue serving their customers in light of stay-at-home orders and continued social distancing measures. The medical industry, in particular, has had to get creative with the ways they offer patient care.

If you are a servicemember in the US military and fly for Temporary Duty (TDY), you can be accruing thousands of miles to be used toward your personal travel. Some servicemembers travel on TDY multiple times per month as a part of their duty assignment, and may be missing out on earning those miles with airline loyalty programs.

Every year, approximately 200,000 service members exit the military and embark upon the journey of the military to civilian transition process. These newly minted veterans come from hundreds of different job types and multiple branches of military service, all leaving with a unique set of skills and experiences learned in that job.

United States Veterans Chamber of Commerce and the NFL Hall of Fame come together at the New York Athletic Club to support the U.S. Invictus Team.

It was an ordinary Sunday mass at Bethel Assembly of God in Franklin Square in 2017 when one parishioner approached another to discuss a vision he’d had. “He felt God gave him this vision,” said Anthony Andreano...

There are plenty of discounts and benefits available to members of the military while on active duty. Some are highly advertised, while others are hidden in plain sight. On top of all the travel perks and discounts offered to those in the military, the ability to hold some of the best credit cards on the market without paying annual fees has been...

Passengers may be offered a lucrative voucher for volunteering their seat on an overbooked flight this summer. But what if you are a DoD employee traveling on official business and are offered one of these vouchers?

TSA PreCheck is offered by many airlines, a time-saver for travelers including families, and a perk of several travel-rewards credit cards. And if you are currently serving in the US military or are a Department of Defense federal civilian employee, you are eligible to receive TSA PreCheck at no charge.

As commercial real estate grapples with the biggest recession and public health crisis in U.S. history, office landlords and brokers are asking two major questions: how is the market pacing to recovery and how is tenant demand tracking?

As commercial real estate grapples with the continued impact of COVID-19 and the gradual return to work, everyone from leasing to asset management to property management needs to work together more than ever to respond to changing tenant requirements.

COVID-19 has forced the commercial real estate industry to adapt and overcome a number of challenges. From the management of buildings to tenant relationships, landlords have had to learn how to balance the fundamentals of CRE with emerging technology in order to weather this storm. In this virtual fireside chat, VTS VP of Solutions Consulting Andrew de Geofroy and Lionstone Investments COO & Head of Portfolio Management Tom Paterson discuss how to modernize your leasing strategy for the post-C

Life in the Army moves fast. With constant training cycles, deployments and constantly fighting to meet mission requirements, it is easy to forget about keeping things like our personal finances in order.