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WASHINGTON — Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin remained in the hospital in "good condition" after he underwent a non-surgical procedure under general anesthesia at Walter Reed National Military ...

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Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin was admitted to the critical care unit at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center on Sunday after returning to the hospital with symptoms suggesting an ...

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The US Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin remains in hospital in "good condition" following treatment for prostate cancer, the Pentagon has said. In a statement, it said Mr Austin had resumed some of ...

U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has been released from the hospital and resumed work. According to the U.S. Department of Defense, Austin left Walter Reed National Military Medical Center on ...

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin gave the order to strike the Houthis in Yemen from the hospital on Thursday, using a "full suite of secure communication," CNN reported, quoting a senior defense ...

Top Hill Democrats want more information about the controversy swirling around Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin ... to say Austin should step aside over his handling of his hospital stay.

US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin was released from the hospital on Monday following treatment for complications related to a recent prostate cancer surgery. Austin was admitted to the Walter Reed ...

US Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin has transferred duties to his deputy while in hospital for an "emergent bladder issue", the Pentagon has said. Mr Austin, 70, is in the critical care unit at the ...