A new private manager will take over local household goods shipments, part of an ongoing rollout of a massive new contract.

A MOAA-supported requirement in both House and Senate report language would enhance oversight of the new contract.

Established 20 years ago, the Healthy Teaching Kitchen offers in-person classes and online resources.

Some have seen their disability compensation disappear entirely. One is taking the department to court.

Retired Army Col. Patrick Powers’ nonprofit holds weeklong sailing camps for the children of fallen servicemembers.

Passing legislation often requires work over multiple sessions of Congress. Here’s how MOAA continues fighting for you.

Find out where these locally driven initiatives stand as many state legislatures adjourn for the year.

Big booster? Casual fan? Either way, get ready for the gridiron with our handy preseason guide.

All 177 U.S. stores will offer deals, but days and products vary.

Get the basics on two key programs ... and find out how you can learn more from MOAA.

The department has asked Congress to reinstate criminal penalties against companies that file illegal claims.

Long championed by MOAA and fellow advocates, the move lets tenants register and track their issues in a searchable system.