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Hegseth announces testosterone initiative as trans troop ban continues

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By Joe Reberkenny Verified, Collin Kelley Verified
| Rough Draft Atlanta Verified
The U.S. military will begin testing and treating service members with hormone therapy despite banning similar medical care for transgender service members. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said Wednesday that troops ages 30 and older will be subject to annual testosterone screenings, while younger service members will have the option to voluntarily opt in. Some troops may then be recommended for hormone therapy, he explained in a video posted to social media.
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Lindsey Graham has passed away. Do LGBTQ people have a right to celebrate his death?

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By Joe Reberkenny Verified, Michael Lavers
| Los Angeles Blade Verified
By SPENCER MACNAUGHTON | On Sunday, the office of Lindsey Graham reported that the Republican senator and Trump ally from South Carolina died "from a brief and sudden illness." The office said that the preliminary cause of death was a rupture of his aorta due to a hardening of his arteries. "Maybe he rest in hell"-this one got 194 likes.
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Democrats are trying to disqualify trans candidates. Here's how

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By Joe Reberkenny Verified, Lauren Rowello Verified, Ignacio Estrada Cepero
| Los Angeles Blade Verified
By HOPE PISONI | Jordan Korgood has come a long way. In 2023, she ran into financial difficulties while studying at Northeastern University in Boston and ended up unhoused. Ordinary shelters are hotbeds of discrimination and mistreatment for transgender women like her, and the only trans shelter was full. So for five months, she slept in her car, in public libraries and anywhere she could find in order to continue her studies and campus activism.
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