Former Georgia Rep. Doug Collins will be the next secretary of veteran affairs, putting the Iraq War veteran at the helm of a department that provides crucial care to America’s veterans.

Former Georgia Republican Rep. Doug Collins was confirmed Tuesday as President Trump’s Veterans Affairs secretary after receiving near-unanimous support at the committee level. The Senate voted ...

Attrition, hiring freezes, and fears of layoffs have medical staff at VA hospitals across the country worried.

When questioned by Georgia Sen. Jon Ossoff about DOGE activities at the VA, the secretary said three employees are ...

Rep. Doug Collins, a Republican from Georgia, speaks during a House Judiciary Committee hearing on June 17, 2020. President-elect Donald Trump has named Collins as his pick to lead the Department ...

Department of Veterans Affairs Secretary Doug Collins acknowledged Tuesday in the waning minutes of a contentious budget ...

Secretary of Veteran Affairs Doug Collins speaks during a live-to-tape recording of the Politically Georgia podcast at the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library in Washington, DC on February 6 ...

Invitational messages were primarily sent to veterans, the family of veterans, and veteran organizations on Staten Island and ...

Channel 2 Action News Investigates reported how an Inspector General audit found that Atlanta VA leadership says it takes 300 ...

Georgia Sen. Jon Ossoff grilled VA Secretary Doug Collins about his plans to bring additional doctors and nurses to Atlanta.

President Trump’s Veterans Affairs Secretary Doug Collins submitted his agency’s proposed $441.2 billion FY2026 budget to the ...