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- 18 Aug 2025
Air Force tightens rules on transgender airmen; supporters say it prioritizes readiness: report
Air Force boards must recommend separation once criteria are met in transgender cases; supporters cite unit cohesion and efficiency, the AP reported.
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In July, he tightened medical waiver rules for new recruits, writing that America's warfighters must be physically and mentally capable of performing in the harshest conditions.
The memo says the rules apply across the Department of the Air Force, including the Space Force, under a single Consolidated Disposition Authority to ensure uniform process and oversight. The AP also reported last week that the Air Force moved to end early retirement benefits for those who do not meet service requirements.
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Air Canada flight attendants have gained overwhelming support from the Canadian public, with eighty-eight percent of Canadians backing their demand for fair pay for all work-related duties, including boarding, safety checks, and delays. Additionally, fifty-nine percent of Canadians believe that flight attendants should have the right to strike, even if it causes disruptions to travel. This strong support stems from widespread concerns over unpaid work in the airline industry, with many Canadians recognizing the importance of fair compensation for the critical roles flight attendants play in ensuring passenger safety and smooth operations, while also respecting their right to take job action when negotiations fail to meet their needs.
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