Politics

The United States is not going to come to Mexico with the military.

Mexican officials thought they had turned a corner with Trump administration in fighting drug trade launching crackdown on Sinaloa Cartel

American officials touted a 50 percent drop in fentanyl seizures in recent months compared to same months last year

Sheinbaum has high approval ratings hovering around 75 percent but there are deep divides inside her governing party

Deploying troops to Mexico could strain ties.

Sinaloa Cartel has suffered serious losses as President Claudia Sheinbaum deployed troops to fight it

Under Trump and Sheinbaum's leadership cartels are going bankrupt and countries are safer

Washington cooperated with Mexico on migration which hit record lows earlier this year

Mexicans are sensitive to U.S. military because of history of American intervention war and taking territory

Mexico could pull back cooperation on security and migration if White House acts unilaterally

The decision to separate transgender men and women from military service is not handled with a medical retirement.

Pentagon policy requires them to revert to grooming standards and uniforms of their birth sex.

Judge Katsas wrote that any order to turn planes around midair would be indefensible.

Judge Boasberg's initial order was issued on March 15.

Retirement benefits include one half to three-quarters of base pay access to military bases commissary rights free medical care.

Early retirements reduce people in overstaffed job fields offer the same retirement benefits.

A federal appeals panel terminated a district-court judge's plan to assess criminal contempt.

A military member is eligible for retirement benefits after 20 or more years of active service.

Medical retirement offers the same benefits.

The number of transgender men and women in uniform is 4000 to 5000 or less than 2 percent.