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Trump News at a glance: Military to remove Trans -troops immediately and use medical documents to suppress more | Trump Administration

Trump News at a glance: Military to remove Trans -troops immediately and use medical documents to suppress more | Trump Administration

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“No longer trans @ dod”, Pete Hegseth, the US defense minister, published after the Supreme Court of Trump had admitted that transgender troops were replaced by the Trump government. From Thursday, the commands were granted to identify trans people from service and involuntarily force them.

Department officials have announced exactly how many transgender service members there are, but medical records show or treat symptoms in which gender dysphoria was diagnosed. These troops would then be forced.

Regardless of this, Great Britain is the first country that has concluded a trade agreement with Donald Trump since its announcement of the global tariffs about what he referred to as a “day of liberation”.

Here are the key stories at a glance:

Up to 1,000 trans troops to eliminate

The Pentagon will start immediately, up to 1,000 service members who identify themselves as a transgender from the military, and others for 30 days for self -determination under a new guideline, which was published on Thursday.

At the decision of the Supreme Court on Tuesday, which the Trump government allows to prohibit a ban on transgender people in the military, the Ministry of Defense will then go through medical documents in order to identify others who have not reported.

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US and Great Britain agrees with the “breakthrough” trade agreement

Great Britain and the United States have a “breakthrough” that lowered some of Donald Trump's tariffs for cars, aluminum and steel. The British Prime Minister said that the deal would save thousands of British jobs.

Keir Starrer said it was a “fantastic, historical day” when he announced the agreement, the first of the White House had been announced since Trump last month.

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Vance says Kaschmir crisis “nothing of our business”

JD Vance said that the United States will not intervene in the conflict between Pakistan and India and that the struggle between the two nuclear powers will “basically none of our business”.

The remarks came during an interview with FOX News, in which the US Vice President said that the United States would try to de-escalate the conflict, but do not force any side to “put down its arms”.

“Our hope and expectation is that this will not confuse this into a broader regional war or how God prohibits a nuclear conflict,” said Vance. “At the moment we don't believe that this will happen.”

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Trump calls Fox Host to replace the selection for DCS Top Attorney

Donald Trump said on Thursday that he would look for a new candidate for the role of the top public prosecutor in Washington DC after an important Republican senator said that he would not support the loyalist originally selected for the job.

He then appointed Fox News Host and former judge Jeanine Pirro for the job.

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The US house approves Trump's renaming Golf from Mexico

The Republicans in the House of Representatives approved the legislation of the codification of Donald Trump's politics to rename the Gulf of Mexico into the “Gulf of America”. The measure was sponsored and fitting to party borders by the jurisprudence of Rightwing Georgia, Marjorie Taylor Greene, and all Democrats against every Republican, with the exception of the representative of Nebraska, Don Bacon, were rejected against those who were in favor.

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