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Earlier this month, the Defense Department told transgender service members that they had to choose whether they would ...

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But Lisa Afolayan appealed with help from a border patrol union. A one-day hearing was held in late 2012. The hearing officer ...

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In contrast to its European allies' often bloated pension burdens, the United States, NATO's biggest military, spends the equivalent of 8.5% of its defence budget on retirement benefits.

H.43 and S.17 are bills that would exempt military retirement and survivor benefits from Vermont’s income tax. ... Now it’s time for us to do ours. Latest Opinion posts.