Shulkin under fire as VA turmoil widens
The story centers on allegations that VA Secretary David Shulkin misled ethics officials by doctoring an email to secure travel clearance for his wife at taxpayer expense. It notes White House moves delaying a new chief of staff, Peter O’Rourke, and ongoing uncertainty about Shulkin’s future. Veterans groups respond with cautious support while urging resolution. Trump plans return from Mar a Lago as the VA debate continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shulkin
White House
Peter O’rourke
Trump
Office of Accountability and Whistleblower Protection
USA Today
Garry Augustine
Disabled American Veterans
Agency
Obama
Chenelly
AmVets
Florida
Mar-a- Lago
Washington
National Rifle Association
NRA
Barack Obama
Geraldo Rivera
Fox News
Rivera
Rick Wilson
Mar-a-Lago
USA TODAY publisher and contact information notice
USA TODAY announces publishing details with John Zidich as president and publisher and Kevin Gentzel as chief revenue officer. Contact and advertising information provided for McLean Virginia office and national regional lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Zidich
Kevin Gentzel
USA Today
Gannett Newspapers
Abuse and secrecy linger after a high profile divorce
Fedders, 74, recalls abuse by ex husband Porter and says the White House proximity and past secrets alarmed her. Porter denies the allegations while Fedders notes fear of disclosure, stigma spans socioeconomic groups, and advocates like Nadine Burke Harris push prevention. Her son Luke and others publicly support breaking silence to prevent further abuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fedders
Nadine Burke Harris
Harris
Center For Youth Wellness
San Francisco
L Y. Marlow
Philadelphia
Saving Promise
Promise
Marlow
Harvard School of Public Health
Willoughby
Porter
Wall Street Journal
Virginia
Charlotte Fedders
John Fedders
John
Andrew
USA Today
Luke
Trump faces pressure on gun laws after Florida school shooting
After the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School attack, President Trump weighs potential new firearms laws. White House meetings with students and officials focus on background checks, mental health data sharing, and security funding, amid mixed signals on possible action.
Iceland Debates Circumcision Ban Stoking Religious Debate
Parliament considers a six year jail term for non medical circumcision of boys. Imam Ahmad Seddeeq calls it an attack on religious freedom while lawmaker Lilja Gunnarsdottir frames it as protecting children's rights. Iceland’s population includes 250 Jews and 1,500 Muslims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iceland
Europe
Ahmad Seddeeq
Islamic Cultural Center of
Lilja Dogg Gunnarsdottir
Progressive Party
Nordic
God
Also Mentioned on This Page
A Life Story
Celine Dion
Rachel McMullin
Usatoday
Jones Branch Dr
McLean
Gannett
GannettReprints.com
Associated Press
Administration
SEC
L.Y. Marlow
South Florida
Sarah Sanders
Palm Beach
Fla
Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School
Parkland
Sanders
John Cornyn
Texas
Chris Murphy
D-Conn
Murphy
Connecticut
Emma Gonzalez
Senate
B.S
Las Vegas Strip
Congress
Melania
Igor Nichiporenko
Jordan Fabian
Pool
Epa-Efe
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!