A federal appeals court determined that former Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin “indisputably” had the authority to cancel plea ...

Lawmakers grilled Pentagon chief Lloyd Austin about his unannounced absence. AFP via Getty Images “And back in December, I should have promptly informed the president, my team in Congress and ...

President Biden has “no plans” to dismiss Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin. REUTERS. Not only did the Pentagon fail to make proper notification to the White House of Austin’s condition, but it ...

Sens. Elizabeth Warren and Rick Scott say the former Defense secretary is violating the public trust by going into the influence business.

WASHINGTON – Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin was rushed to the hospital Sunday for symptoms of an "emergent" bladder issue and admitted to the critical care unit, less than a month after his ...

Secretary of Defense Defense Sec. Lloyd Austin in 'good condition' as hospitalization approaches two-week mark: Pentagon officials A Pentagon spokesperson said Austin 'continues to monitor DOD's ...

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin was hospitalized earlier this week for unspecified reasons but is recuperating, the Pentagon said late Friday, after withholding the information for days. Maj. Gen ...

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin was released from the hospital Tuesday afternoon after being treated for a bladder issue and is expected to return to the Pentagon “later this week,” the Defense ...

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin is facing mounting criticism after failing to disclose for days that he was hospitalized with a serious medical condition.. The Pentagon last week announced Austin ...

What to know about Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin's cancer diagnosis 05:03. An internal review of the transfer of authority during Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin's hospitalization in January found ...

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has returned home following his "non-surgical medical procedure" on Friday, and his since resumed his duties, said Maj. Gen. Pat Ryder, the Pentagon's top spokesman.

An appeals court affirmed that former Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin had the authority to revoke a plea agreement with three alleged 9/11 terrorists.