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The United States Defense Secretary, James Mattis has constituted a panel that will fashion out modalities on how President Donald Trump's new transgender military policy would be implemented. Mattis who announced the constitution of the panel on Tuesday hinted that meantime, the current policy allowing transgender individuals in the military will remain in place. He disclosed that the membership of the panel "comprises individuals from the Defense Department and the Department of Homeland Security who will provide advice and recommendations on the implementation of the President's direction".

The United States Navy and Marine Corps Divers have recovered the bodies of 10 missing sailors who died as a result of a collision between the USS John S. McCain and a merchant vessel. The CNN had reported that the guided-missile destroyer had collided with the oil tanker named Alnic Mc last week, east of the Malacca Strait.

Secret Service Can't Pay Agents For Trump And His Family

The Secret Service cannot pay hundreds of agents to protect President Donald Trump and his large family, according to a report published Monday morning. Secret Service Director Randolph "Tex'' Alles told USA Today more than 1,000 agents have already hit the federally mandated caps for salary and overtime allowances -- which were meant to last the entire year.

United States President, Donald Trump has reiterated his desire to cancel the North America Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) if Canada and Mexico fail to cooperate with the United States in the ongoing renegotiation of the trade deal. President Trump issued the threat on Sunday in a tweet posted on his verified Twitter handle. The tweet was posted few days before the three countries are billed to hold another round of meeting to rewrite NAFTA which has been in existence since 23 years ago.

Trump Backtracks On Afghan Troops Withdrawal

President Donald Trump has said a hasty US withdrawal from Afghanistan would leave a vacuum for terrorists to fill. He said his original instinct was to pull US forces out but had instead decided to stay and "fight to win" to avoid the mistakes made in Iraq.

The U.S. Navy has relieved two officers onboard the destroyer USS Fitzgerald when the ship collided with a merchant ship on June 17, leading to the death of officers aboard the destroyer. The announcement was made following the release of a preliminary report on the collision between the destroyer Fitzgerald and a freighter that killed seven people. It was one of the deadliest accidents in years.

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