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White House medical unit handed out pills to ineligible patients
A Pentagon watchdog found "severe and systemic" problems with the unit’s internal controls on medication, among other issues.
Lawsuit calls acting VA Secretary Wilkie’s appointment illegal, demands immediate removal
Critics allege that the White House violated federal law by skipping over the department's deputy secretary for the job.
VA’s next big problem: Key health care program is running out of money again
The controversial VA Choice program is slated to be out of funds again by early June.
Trump says Democrat should quit over VA nomination brouhaha
A furious President Donald Trump on Saturday called for the resignation of the Democratic senator who assembled and released what he called “false” allegations that scuttled the nomination of the White House doctor who’d been in line to lead the Department of Veterans Affairs.
By Jill Colvin, The Associated Press and Zeke Miller, The Associated Press
Did the military miss major problems with its White House medical officer?
Navy officials won't say whether they will investigate the doctor who withdrew his nomination for VA secretary.
Five candidates to be the next VA secretary nominee
Now that Rear Adm. Ronny Jackson has dropped out, who will lead Trump's veterans' reforms?
Ronny Jackson drops bid to become VA secretary amid allegations of drinking, mismanagement
The White House physician said the controversy surrounding his nomination had become a distraction to the work of the president and Department of Veterans Affairs.
Trump’s Ronny Jackson disaster will make fixing the VA a lot harder
The department, already dealing with years of negative attention, is now embroiled in a leadership scandal that again threatens its reputation.
His nomination in peril, Jackson fights for VA post
Veterans Affairs nominee Ronny Jackson fought Tuesday to convince lawmakers of his leadership abilities as more details emerged over his alleged misconduct, ranging from repeated drunkenness to a toxic work environment, as he served as a top White House doctor.
By Zeke Miller, The Associated Press