WASHINGTON -- The U.S. Navy is denying thousands of claims from service members and their families who were exposed to contaminated drinking water decades ago at Camp Lejeune in North Carolina. Navy ...

Federal health officials found that military service members who began service between 1975 and 1985 and who were stationed at Camp Lejeune in North Carolina had a significantly higher risk of ...

A committee of the National Research Council will review the scientific evidence on associations between adverse health effects and historical data on prenatal, childhood, and adult exposures to ...

The Camp Lejeune Justice Act opened a two-year window, allowing those sickened to sue the federal government for damages, and two North Carolina lawmakers said the act needs some improvement. The ...

Federal lawyers defending the U.S. Government in hundreds of lawsuits connected to decades of contaminated drinking water aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune attempted to halt all deadlines ...

WASHINGTON — Michelle James, who lost her husband to cancer that she believes was caused by contaminated drinking water at Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, is among thousands of people with U.S.

Bipartisan support is building for a bill that would allow victims of contaminated water at Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune to seek jury trials. The bill penned by North Carolina Republicans, Rep. Greg ...

WASHINGTON — In a case being followed closely by some Marine veterans and their families, a federal judge has denied the Navy's request to dismiss a civil case regarding an Iowa woman's exposure to ...

ROANOKE, Va. — Advocates pushing for answers about water contamination at Marines Base Camp Lejeune, N.C., have taken their documents on the road. Mike Partain, a male breast cancer survivor from ...

RALEIGH — A Michigan lawmaker called on leaders of a House committee Friday to hold more hearings on water contamination at Camp Lejeune, after a federal report revealed that the contamination there ...