Who Is Pete Hegseth, the Fox News host who doesn’t wash his hands that Trump nominated for Defense Secretary?
Trump is trying to burn down the American government.
NOVEMBER 14, 2024
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Trump is trying to burn down the American government.
The trans ban is just the latest attempt to push a radical Jesus agenda on our service members.
The Pentagon's working group tasked with rescinding the military's long-standing ban on service by openly transgender Americans will hold its first meeting Monday.
The Pentagon's ban on Confederate flags also includes the Pride flag, Black Lives Matter flag, and other symbols of diversity and inclusion.
The Defense secretary did not receive a warm welcome on his first foreign trip.
But British commentator Piers Morgan notes that costs are "miniscule" compared to Viagra bills for the U.S. military.
Hung Cao made the inflammatory remarks during Wednesday’s Virginia U.S. Senate debate.
Reversing a
decision made last year, Harvard Law School will fully
cooperate with Pentagon recruiters this fall as it awaits a
U.S. Supreme Court ruling on the constitutionality of
a law requiring schools to open their doors to the military.
Bradley Kim, a sophomore at the Air Force Academy, said he hopes to be an example for other young people.
Starting today, transgender members of the U.S. military can serve openly.
He led the Department of Defense's effort to include transgender service members in the ranks of the U.S. military.
The actress, activist, and founder took to social media to point out the ongoing damage the military policy still inflicts.
Former Army Secretary Eric Fanning has a few thoughts on Republicans smearing the armed forces.
A new memo from the Department of Defense reportedly lays out a prospective timeline that would allow transgender Americans to serve openly by May 27.
A study funded by transgender billionaire and military veteran Jennifer Pritzker breaks down the arguments disqualifying trans people from military service.
A U.S. district judge ruled that the U.S. military cannot ban enlistment by those who are HIV-positive but asymptomatic with an undetectable viral load.