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In a case now pending before the US District Court for the District of Columbia,1 the trial judge recently granted a preliminary injunction which purports to temporarily stop the Trump Administration from banning so-called
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The Pentagon allowed four transgender service members to attend Sunday’s MTV Video Music Awards (VMA) and advocate for LGBT rights. In the wake of President Donald Trump’s move to ban transgender recruits from joining the
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More than 50 Democrats have written a letter urging Secretary of Defense James Mattis to ignore President Donald Trump’s announcement banning transgenders from the military. The Democratic House members called the announcement
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A professor of medical psychology at Columbia University Medical Center said slapping an other than honorable discharge on a service member who acts up because of post-traumatic stress disorder is unfair, after a report found
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The Trump administration wants to give troops a 2.1 percent pay raise, which is the same figure the Obama administration settled on for 2017. Budget documents unveiled Tuesday also call for an increase of 4,000 sailors and 4,000
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A model U.S. soldier was found dead Friday in a “seedy, industrial” Italian neighborhood four days after he was reported missing. The soldier belonged to the National Guard and was on a six-month assignment with U.S. Army
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Military service academy athletes are no longer allowed to head directly into professional sports after graduation. In a memo carrying the signature of Secretary of Defense James Mattis, the Pentagon announced Monday that it’s
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A new omnibus spending bill allocates $18 million to help the Marine Corps handle the nude photo scandal. The spending bill amounts to $1.16 trillion in total, which includes $15 billion for defense-related issues and $18 million
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Several US Army soldiers were arrested on Tuesday at Fort Stewart in Georgia who have either used, are using or trafficking cocaine. The Army Times reports: A Fort Stewart soldier has been charged with cocaine trafficking as part
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The Army has charged a retired general with six counts of rape relating to an incident involving a minor in the 1980s. Retired Maj. Gen. James Grazioplene allegedly raped a minor numerous times from 1983 to 1989, USA Today