Education Department to roll out another pathway to student loan debt relief in February
The Biden Administration is rolling out another pathway to debt relief for certain student loan borrowers next month.
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Pentagon inspector general to investigate mishandling of Lloyd Austin's hospitalization
The Defense Department inspector general said Thursday that it will investigate the mishandling of Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin's recent secretive hospitalization.
Republicans, White House want answers from Pentagon about Austin's hospitalization
Congressional Republicans are calling on top Defense Department officials to provide answers about who knew what and when about Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin's secret hospitalization for complications resulting from a prostate cancer treatment. This comes as the White House makes clear that despite making an «overt and genuine» effort to learn more about Austin's condition, President Joe Biden did not find out about his cancer diagnosis until Tuesday.
House Republicans move forward to impeach homeland security head
House Republicans are barreling ahead with their effort to impeach homeland security secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, part of a broader effort to make immigration and border security a defining issue of this year’s presidential election.
House Republicans to consider holding Hunter Biden in contempt of Congress
Republicans on the US House oversight committee will on Wednesday consider a resolution to hold Hunter Biden in contempt of Congress over his refusal to comply with a subpoena for testimony.
DHS focused on keeping Americans safe despite impeachment 'distractions': DHS official
Despite outside «distractions» the Department of Homeland Security is focused on keeping the American people safe, the acting deputy secretary told ABC News.
Austin treated for early prostate cancer, serious intestinal complications: Pentagon
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin was treated for prostate cancer in December, which led to a urinary tract infection and serious intestinal complications, the Pentagon said Tuesday after days of questions — revealing details about his secretive hospitalization and the botched notification process that followed.
Pentagon press secretary apologizes for lack of transparency in Austin's secretive hospitalization
The Department of Defense's press secretary apologized Monday for not being more transparent about information regarding Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin's recent hospitalization — which the White House learned about three days after he was hospitalized for complications resulting from what was characterized as «a minor, elective procedure.»