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The president is reportedly planning a four-mile military parade to coincide with his 79th birthday and the U.S. Army's 250th anniversary on June 14.

Anchor Erin Burnett likened the president’s parade plans to the types of celebrations typically hosted under Kim Jong Un and Vladimir Putin.

More than 8,700 people were forced out over the vaccine mandate, but there is not an estimate for those who voluntarily left the armed forces because of their objections to it. People who left voluntarily are not eligible for back pay.

Maine filed a federal lawsuit against the Departmen of Agriculture on Monday, claiming the Trump administration illegally froze federal funds allocated to Maine to feed low-income school children because the state is allegedly violating Title IX law by permitting transgender girls and women to participate in girls' and women’s sports.

President Trump has fired a top U.S. military officer at NATO, Navy Vice Adm. Shoshana Chatfield, a termination that caused swift rebuke from Democrats in Congress. Chatfield was the country’s top representative to NATO’s military committee.

Donald Trump's effort to make sweeping cuts to federal spending apparently does not include the DoD as he touted a plan to approve a $1 trillion budget. The post Trump Floats Record $1 Trillion Military Budget Despite Pledge to Cut Government,