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Military Review Boards Retain Transgender Service Members Despite Pentagon Guidance

What happened

Navy and Marine Corps review boards have voted to retain transgender service members in nine of 12 cases, according to the New York Times. This occurred after the Pentagon issued instructions directing boards to recommend discharge. President Trump signed an executive order barring transgender individuals from military service, which Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth has been implementing.

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The New York Times leads with service members "finding ways to keep trans troops in uniform" and frames the boards as "defying orders." The outlet emphasizes troops being allowed to continue serving.

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No outlet on this side covered it.

    Right3 versions

    Right-leaning outlets emphasize that boards "defy" orders or instructions. Breitbart and The Daily Wire specify "transgender-identifying" rather than "transgender" or "trans" when describing service members. The Daily Wire references "Secretary of War Pete Hegseth" rather than Secretary of Defense.

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