Veterans Affairs Secretary Doug Collins, a former Georgia congressman, was the designated survivor for President Donald Trump’s address to a joint session of Congress on Tuesday night.

President Donald Trump's administration announced that it would cut over 80,000 employees from the Department of Veterans ...

The Department of Veterans Affairs is planning to cut 80,000 jobs as part of an “aggressive” reorganization of the agency this summer, according to The Associated Press, which cited an internal ...

Mich., sent a letter to VA Secretary Doug Collins asking him to review the department’s workforce reduction process and ...

The tradition calls for a member of the president's cabinet to be absent from speeches to joint sessions of Congress to ensure the line of succession stays alive.

World: Trump delivered the joint address to Congress on Tuesday night for the first time in his second presidency. Before ...

A handful of veterans speaking to The Associated Press are divided over the Trump administration's proposed cuts to the ...

Some federal agencies, like the Department of Veterans Affairs, are largely exempt from President Trump's hiring freeze. But ...

Veteran Affairs Secretary Doug Collins served as the designated survivor during President Donald Trump’s address to a joint ...

Being the actual designated survivor brings extra adrenaline jolts and humbling thoughts about being unwittingly catapulted ...

Veterans Affairs Secretary Doug Collins is the designated survivor for President Donald Trump ‘s speech to a joint session of Congress. Collins, a former congressman from Georgia, was confirmed to ...

Veterans Affairs Secretary Doug Collins will be the designated survivor for President Donald Trump ‘s highly anticipated speech to a joint session of Congress.