Severe weather and disasters can happen at any time without notice or warning. Throughout the year, hurricanes and their fierce storm surge, damaging winds, and intense flooding impact the United States.

Whether you or a loved one is facing a housing or food crisis, it’s important to know there are potentially life-saving resources near you that can help.

Are you considering a career change in 2024? Maybe you have new interests, need to increase your earning potential, or want a less-stressful work environment?  If you’re ready to jump start, change, or advance your career path, let USAGov help you navigate the process.

Know the requirements and timeframe to get valid U.S. passports for the whole family.

Did you know the life expectancy for U.S. men is nearly six years less than women? This is often due to higher instances of life-threatening conditions and not getting regular health checkups or preventative screenings.

As we age, tasks can become harder, while situations change more rapidly. Asking for help becomes more commonplace, but sometimes you don’t know where to start. No matter which stage of independence you’re in as a senior, explore the government resources that are available to help add ease to this phase of life.

Mental health challenges can affect anyone regardless of age, gender identity, sexual orientation, or race. Understand the options you have to face your mental health struggles and get the support you need.

In times of financial uncertainty, careful budgeting can be critical to keep your money in order. In this article, we offer practical tips for creating and maintaining a budget that suits your household's needs.

People navigate life, not government. Yet there are many life events that are associated with government benefits.

Whether you're a seasoned voter or a first timer, it's important to keep track of key deadlines and requirements before Election Day. Prepare well ahead of November 5 with this official guide from USAGov. Get the necessary tools for you to vote in person, by mail, or other methods allowed in your state.

Members leave the military and return to civilian life every year. But life after the military can present many difficult and unique challenges.