Social Justice How U.S. Military Veterans View the Travel Ban As President Trump continues to push his Muslim ban, members of our armed forces find themselves in precarious positions. Michelle Threadgould
News in Brief Rethinking the Cost of War What if casualties don’t end on the battlefield, but extend to future generations? By Mike Hixenbaugh & Charles… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief When War Becomes an Easy Decision Does a familiar and empty phrase—“thank you for your service”—help us to avoid the real costs of war?… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief Silent Sacrifice: Military Spouse Unemployment in America Numerous military spouses give up their own employment opportunities while supporting their partners. Michelle Still Mehta discusses the… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief The New Study That Could Finally Pressure the VA to Expand Agent Orange Benefits More than four decades after the end of the Vietnam War, research is still showing the effects of… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief Taking on the Government’s Agent Orange Expert—and Winning After the Department of Veterans Affairs rejects his claim for benefits, an Air Force veteran challenges the findings… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief War of Words From novels to comic books, writing fiction is helping veterans of Iraq and Afghanistan process the unspeakable—though sometimes… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief Speaking About Vietnam: Documenting the Stories of an Era Before They’re Lost A high school oral history project teaches students empathy and listening skills. By Anna Maria Gillis The second… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief The Military as Re-Alignment Test Case Why the military might prove a perfect petri dish in which to watch voters and parties re-align during… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief Veterans Are Less Likely to Live in Segregated Neighborhoods New research suggests the experience of military service makes whites more open to living alongside people of all… Pacific Standard Staff