White House confirms 3 Obama cabinet members staying as Labor Secretary Hilda Solis becomes latest to resign Washington - The White House confirmed Wednesday that three members of the president's cabinet are staying on for a second term after Labor Secretary Hilda Solis announced she is calling it quits. An official told the Associated Press the three remaining officials were not an exhaustive list of which Cabinet members intended to stay. Obama issued a statement Wednesday praising Solis as a "tireless champion for working families." Holder, who served in the Justice Department during the Clinton administration, has also dealt with civil rights and terrorism cases during his rocky tenure. He ordered a review of CIA interrogations during the Bush era amid disclosures that agency interrogators once threatened to kill a Sept. 11 suspect's children and suggested another would be forced to watch his mother be sexually assaulted. The outcome of the exhaustive inquiry -- it lasted three years and resulted in no criminal charges -- prompted more criticism, this time from human rights groups. Sebelius, a former Kansas governor and insurance commissioner, had been widely expected to stay on to shepherd Obama's health care overhaul to its fulfillment. Shinseki dealt with problems ranging from homeless veterans, rising troop suicides and veteran unemployment and growing mental health care needs.