Seventy strikes, 234 dead, billions spent—and a drug war that is neither working nor following the law.

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Fifteen years after the DADT repeal, I’m writing from the other side.

As soon as President Trump was sworn in, he said official US government policy would only recognise two genders: male and female.

Twenty-five years after joining the Air Force following 9/11—and after being purged as a transgender service member—Bree Fram reflects on solidarity, freedom, and an aid convoy to Ukraine.

Twenty-five years after joining the Air Force following 9/11—and after being purged as a transgender service member—Bree Fram reflects on solidarity, freedom, and an aid convoy to Ukraine.

Twenty-five years after joining the Air Force following 9/11—and after being purged as a transgender service member—Bree Fram reflects on solidarity, freedom, and an aid convoy to Ukraine.

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Military officials are using medical and personnel data to uncover troops with current or past gender dysphoria as the Pentagon moves ahead with separations.

Fourteen Air Alerts in Twenty-Four Hours in Kyiv.

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The country is now in danger taking the kind of risks the president’s own memorandum warns us about, retired USSF Col. Bree Fram writes in a guest column.

The Trump White House needed me—until the fact that I am trans became public.

Asked about Taiwan and the South China Sea, Trump’s endorsed candidate conceded that she was uninformed — before attempting to change the subject to transgender people.