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US Army To Alter Transgender Soldiers' Records, Show Sex At Birth
The US Army will alter the records of transgender soldiers to show only their sex at birth, according to internal guidance seen by Reuters that details a series of steps it will take as it pushes them out of the service.
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Chelsea Manning Eyes US Senate Seat For Maryland
Chelsea Manning, the transgender US Army soldier who served seven years in military prison for leaking classified data, is seeking the Democratic Party's nomination for the US Senate seat from Maryland.
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WikiLeaks Mole Chelsea Manning Briefly Hospitalized Amid Suicide Attempt Reports
Imprisoned transgender soldier Chelsea Manning was briefly hospitalized this week, the US Army said on Wednesday amid media reports the famous intelligence leaker had attempted suicide.
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Bradley Manning faces legal and social difficulties as transgender
Bradley Manning, the US soldier sentenced this week for leaking 700,000 classified documents to WikiLeaks in the biggest breach of secret data in the country's history, could soon be entangled in another legal showdown.
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US Army To Alter Transgender Soldiers' Records, Show Sex At Birth
The US Army will alter the records of transgender soldiers to show only their sex at birth, according to internal guidance seen by Reuters that details a series of steps it will take as it pushes them out of the service.
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Chelsea Manning Eyes US Senate Seat For Maryland
Chelsea Manning, the transgender US Army soldier who served seven years in military prison for leaking classified data, is seeking the Democratic Party's nomination for the US Senate seat from Maryland.
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WikiLeaks Mole Chelsea Manning Briefly Hospitalized Amid Suicide Attempt Reports
Imprisoned transgender soldier Chelsea Manning was briefly hospitalized this week, the US Army said on Wednesday amid media reports the famous intelligence leaker had attempted suicide.
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Bradley Manning faces legal and social difficulties as transgender
Bradley Manning, the US soldier sentenced this week for leaking 700,000 classified documents to WikiLeaks in the biggest breach of secret data in the country's history, could soon be entangled in another legal showdown.
