The former Georgia congressman was easily confirmed to lead the nation's delivery of veterans benefits and health care.

The United States has a new secretary of veterans affairs. The U.S. Senate on Tuesday confirmed Doug Collins to the job, putting the former congressman in charge of care for America’s veterans.

Former Georgia Rep. Doug Collins, a defender of President Trump in his first term, won Senate confirmation to lead the Department of Veterans Affairs.

One federal worker told Newsweek they are ready to "disobey unlawful orders" amid anger over the president's policies.

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Critics say a lack of consistent policies and protocols plague the program, and can cause long wait times for appointments.

Veteran homelessness, mental healthcare, and whether to privatize the Department of Veterans Affairs are problems he will have to grapple with if confirmed.

Department of Veterans’ Affairs boss Alison Frame is wielding her own brand of pragmatism to usher in a new era of systems change.

Representative Gus Bilirakis (R-FL) is cosponsoring legislation that would improve healthcare access for veterans by easing ...