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Opinion: In a searing speech responding to Trump's threat to invade Chicago, Pritzker sounds an alarm, hoping to wake up a country that is sleepwalking its way into an autocracy, writes John Casey.
Donald Trump's Department of Justice has had a difficult few days in court as the administration continues to try to ban transgender people from military service.
The Dominican Republic does not ban same-sex conduct by private individuals.
The settlement will see that the two are commissioned as officers "in recognition of the status and military careers they qualified for and earned years ago."
Details from a report due out next month paint a culture of “overt homophobia” in the country’s military.
Courts have already ruled that HIV-positive troops currently serving can be deployed overseas, and now it's time to let Americans who are positive enlist, says the legal group.
It is another win for transgender people who are serving and want to serve in the U.S. armed forces.
Former Army Secretary Eric Fanning has a few thoughts on Republicans smearing the armed forces.
He says he prefers a time when members of the U.S. armed forces could not serve openly.
Rishi Sunak's apology came after the release of a report on how armed forces members were harmed by the policy.
Ten years after the repeal, former Defense Secretary Leon Panetta reflects on its benefits to the armed forces.
The exclusion of trans people from the armed forces is an injustice to all trans people, regardless of our relationship with the military.
Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth sparks outrage by denigrating transgender military members, saying the armed forces are "leaving wokeness behind."
The TransMilitary Project is running a Kickstarter campaign for a documentary on trans troops who have come out despite the armed forces' ban.
A new mini-documentary highlights the uncertain state of existence for an estimated 15,500 transgender Americans currently serving in the U.S. Armed Forces.
Decades ago, William Broadus fought in a segregated military. Now, his trans son is trying to integrate the armed forces once again.
Speaking at San Diego Pride, the highest-ranking gay person in the armed forces struck back at criticism that a more inclusive military is engaging in "social experimentation."
The presidential hopeful was apparently unaware that transgender Americans can't serve openly in the armed forces, according to an interview with Fusion's Jorge Ramos.
It's not enough to be good soldiers — trans military members have to tell their own stories to ensure that change occurs in the armed forces, says the director of a new documentary on the subject.
