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ABOARD AIR FORCE ONE — US President Joe Biden does not plan to fire Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin after his failure to disclose his hospitalisation last week, officials said on Monday (Jan 8), as the Pentagon revealed a second hospital stay that was kept from the White House. Biden's administration attempted to quiet a political furor that has erupted following...

The bottom line is we know we can do better, and we will do better, says spokesperson Patrick Ryder.

ABOARD AIR FORCE ONE--U.S. President Joe Biden does not plan to fire Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin after his failure to disclose his...

U.S. Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin may have violated the law by failing to report his recent hospitalization to his boss, but likely only faces a reprimand from U.S. President Joe Biden, despite some calls for his resignation, two legal experts said on Monday. Austin, 70, was admitted on New Year's Day to an Intensive Care Unit at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center for what the Pentagon has said were "complications following a recent elective medical procedure," a f...

The Biden administration said that defense chief Lloyd Austin still has the US president's confidence after Austin failed to report a temporary absence for a medical procedure.

U.S. President Joe Biden does not plan to fire Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin after his failure to disclose his...

US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin may have violated the law by failing to report his recent hospitalization to his boss, but likely only faces a reprimand from US.

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin could have broken the law by failing to report his absence, the latest twist in the saga of his mysterious hospitalization and illness.

US lawmakers demanded answers from the Pentagon after Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin failed to notify the White House about his hospitalization for four days, saying they weren’t satisfied with the explanation for his absence. The Pentagon said Monday that Austin’s top staffers knew about the hospitalization on January 2, but…

Lawmakers are taking Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin to task over the lack of transparency surrounding his unexplained health emergency.