They Served. Now, Inspired by What They Saw, They Sell.
Some veterans have started businesses that draw from their experiences in Iraq and Afghanistan, and thrived.
By Jennifer Steinhauer
Jennifer Steinhauer
Jennifer Steinhauer has been a reporter for The New York Times since 1994. She has worked on the Metro, Business and National desks, and served as City Hall bureau chief and Los Angeles bureau chief before moving to Washington in 2010. She is the author of a novel, two cookbooks and “The Firsts,” the story of the women of the 116th Congress.
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A General Fights to Destigmatize Mental Health Issues: ‘There’s a Shame if You Show Weakness’
The military has struggled to meet the mental health needs of troops, lawmakers and service members say.
By Jennifer Steinhauer
A Once Firm Antiwar Alliance Splinters Over Ukraine
The complex dynamics among veterans’ groups reflect general exhaustion with war among American voters and shifting domestic politics.
By Jennifer Steinhauer
The defense secretary tells Republican governors: National Guard troops must be vaccinated.
Lloyd J. Austin’s rejection of the governors’ request to exempt their states’ troops from the national military coronavirus vaccine mandate sets the stage for a possible court fight.
By Jennifer Steinhauer
The Marines become the first U.S. military branch to grant religious exemptions from Covid vaccines.
This was featured in live coverage.
By Jennifer Steinhauer
Two more who traveled with Blinken test positive, the Air Force says.
This was featured in live coverage.
By Jennifer Steinhauer
The Army and Navy plan to dismiss vaccine holdouts, the military says.
This was featured in live coverage.
By Jennifer Steinhauer
Vaccine Holdouts in Army and Navy Will Be Dismissed, Military Says
Several governors are seeking exemptions for their National Guard troops.
By Jennifer Steinhauer
Five Republican governors seek vaccine exemptions, escalating a fight with the Pentagon.
The move comes as the Pentagon released a new order this week saying that National Guard members who do not get vaccinated would receive a general order of reprimand, essentially ending their careers.
By Jennifer Steinhauer
The U.S. Air Force dismisses 27 over vaccine refusals, a tiny fraction of its members.
They are the first members of a total U.S. military force of more than two million believed to be forced out over the shots.
By Jennifer Steinhauer and Giulia Heyward
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