U.S. Army Reverting Transgender Soldiers' Records

The U.S. Army is reverting transgender soldiers' records to reflect their biological sex, following a directive to update personnel records. Pronouns must match biological sex, and 'intimate' spaces will be designated accordingly. This decision aligns with a recent Supreme Court ruling allowing exclusion of openly transgender individuals from the military. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth also paused transgender recruit accessions and gender 'affirming' treatments in favor of military readiness.

Trump administration's ban on transgender troops in the military

The Trump administration asked the Supreme Court to unblock its ban on transgender troops in the military, citing concerns about military readiness. Legal battles are ongoing in lower courts regarding the policy.

Defense Stock Deficit Due to Support for Ukraine

Sen. J.D. Vance and other Republican lawmakers express concern over the $10 billion defense stock deficit caused by the Biden administration's support for Ukraine. They fear that depleting U.S. weapons stocks could compromise military readiness and impose financial burdens on American taxpayers.