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VA secretary promises more leadership changes after investigators’ rebuke
Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin on Wednesday promised another department leadership shakeup in the wake of yet another scathing inspector general report that accused VA officials of additional improper behavior.
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VA inspector general finds no evidence of computer hacking in travel scandal
Investigators found only minor security concerns with VA emails unrelated to the travel scandal that took place last July.
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Officials say new military health records plan on track, already showing results
Officials involved in the roll out of the new system insist it is still on track for full completion by 2022.
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Embattled VA secretary insists he’s in charge and moving past controversies
David Shulkin moved to quell rumors of a power struggle at VA during a Tuesday appearance: “I’m the secretary. I set the agenda.”
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Trump nominates former Army captain as new top benefits official for VA
President Donald Trump on Wednesday nominated Army veteran Paul Lawrence for the post that has been open since October 2015.
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VA secretary’s job appears safe, for now
The embattled department secretary said he has been told by White House officials that a recent travel scandal won’t cost him his job.
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White House offers faint support for embattled VA Secretary Shulkin
When asked if the president still supports his top VA official, White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders said only that she had “no reason to believe otherwise.”
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Veterans groups rally around VA secretary amid rumors of looming dismissal
Officials from the American Legion, Vietnam Veterans of America and AMVETS all offered support for the embattled Cabinet official.
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Who is in charge at the Department of Veterans Affairs?
Since a travel scandal broke on Wednesday, VA leadership has been embroiled in internal political fights that could result in the ousting of more top department leaders.
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VA chief of staff resigns amid secretary’s travel scandal
Vivieca Wright Simpson, who had served at the department for 32 years, has been under scrutiny since an IG report accused her of doctoring emails last summer.
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VA secretary promises more leadership changes after investigators’ rebuke
Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin on Wednesday promised another department leadership shakeup in the wake of yet another scathing inspector general report that accused VA officials of additional improper behavior.
-
VA inspector general finds no evidence of computer hacking in travel scandal
Investigators found only minor security concerns with VA emails unrelated to the travel scandal that took place last July.
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Officials say new military health records plan on track, already showing results
Officials involved in the roll out of the new system insist it is still on track for full completion by 2022.
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Embattled VA secretary insists he’s in charge and moving past controversies
David Shulkin moved to quell rumors of a power struggle at VA during a Tuesday appearance: “I’m the secretary. I set the agenda.”
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Trump nominates former Army captain as new top benefits official for VA
President Donald Trump on Wednesday nominated Army veteran Paul Lawrence for the post that has been open since October 2015.
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VA secretary’s job appears safe, for now
The embattled department secretary said he has been told by White House officials that a recent travel scandal won’t cost him his job.
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White House offers faint support for embattled VA Secretary Shulkin
When asked if the president still supports his top VA official, White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders said only that she had “no reason to believe otherwise.”
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Veterans groups rally around VA secretary amid rumors of looming dismissal
Officials from the American Legion, Vietnam Veterans of America and AMVETS all offered support for the embattled Cabinet official.
-
Who is in charge at the Department of Veterans Affairs?
Since a travel scandal broke on Wednesday, VA leadership has been embroiled in internal political fights that could result in the ousting of more top department leaders.
-
VA chief of staff resigns amid secretary’s travel scandal
Vivieca Wright Simpson, who had served at the department for 32 years, has been under scrutiny since an IG report accused her of doctoring emails last summer.
-
VA secretary promises more leadership changes after investigators’ rebuke
Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin on Wednesday promised another department leadership shakeup in the wake of yet another scathing inspector general report that accused VA officials of additional improper behavior.
-
VA inspector general finds no evidence of computer hacking in travel scandal
Investigators found only minor security concerns with VA emails unrelated to the travel scandal that took place last July.
-
Officials say new military health records plan on track, already showing results
Officials involved in the roll out of the new system insist it is still on track for full completion by 2022.
-
Embattled VA secretary insists he’s in charge and moving past controversies
David Shulkin moved to quell rumors of a power struggle at VA during a Tuesday appearance: “I’m the secretary. I set the agenda.”
-
Trump nominates former Army captain as new top benefits official for VA
President Donald Trump on Wednesday nominated Army veteran Paul Lawrence for the post that has been open since October 2015.
-
VA secretary’s job appears safe, for now
The embattled department secretary said he has been told by White House officials that a recent travel scandal won’t cost him his job.
-
White House offers faint support for embattled VA Secretary Shulkin
When asked if the president still supports his top VA official, White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders said only that she had “no reason to believe otherwise.”
-
Veterans groups rally around VA secretary amid rumors of looming dismissal
Officials from the American Legion, Vietnam Veterans of America and AMVETS all offered support for the embattled Cabinet official.
-
Who is in charge at the Department of Veterans Affairs?
Since a travel scandal broke on Wednesday, VA leadership has been embroiled in internal political fights that could result in the ousting of more top department leaders.
-
VA chief of staff resigns amid secretary’s travel scandal
Vivieca Wright Simpson, who had served at the department for 32 years, has been under scrutiny since an IG report accused her of doctoring emails last summer.
