Vets: Eric Shinseki's resignation doesn't solve problems
Veterans and veteran advocates warn that a change of leadership at the top isn't going to make systemic issues go away
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Veterans and veteran advocates warn that a change of leadership at the top isn't going to make systemic issues go away
Committee chairman Darrell Issa accused Kerry of accepting his offer to testify in order to avoid testifying before the House's new investigative committee
President Obama announces the departure of his top spokesman, whom he calls "one of my closest friends and a great press secretary"
Under fire over hospital scandal, Shinseki offered his resignation Friday to President Obama, and the president accepted
Less than a week after California shooting, the bipartisan measure passed Thursday would strengthen the patchy federal background check system
The former secretary of state devotes a chapter of her upcoming book to the attack and responding to GOP criticism of her handling of the aftermath
A measure passed Friday by the GOP-led House would prevent the federal government from interfering with states that allow medical marijuana
The embattled VA secretary announced he's initiated a process to remove the leaders of the Phoenix VA hospital
John Dickerson: Hillary Clinton's new book is about many things - but mostly why she is ready to be president
As Democrats and Republicans demand accountability for the VA's problems, they're pointing fingers at each other
The former secretary of state's private meeting with the president was not disclosed on Obama's public schedule
Snowden says he tried to blow the whistle internally before leaking classified government programs, but a key senator and the administration say otherwise
The former Republican VP nominee joked about how he was recently confused for a disgraced former colleague
White House spokesman insists president is waiting to see more reports on scandal before holding VA secretary accountable
The incident in which Cochran's ailing wife was surreptitiously photographed has become the main focus for the senator and his opponent