"There will be no modifications to the current policy until the President's direction has been received by the Secretary of Defense and the Secretary has issued implementation guidance," Marine Gen. Joseph Dunford, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, wrote in a Dept. of Defense internal memo. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis's chief spokeswoman, Dana White, added in a statement, "The Department of Defense is awaiting formal guidance from the White House as a follow-up to the Commander-in-Chief's announcement on military service by transgender personnel...The Department will continue to focus on our mission of defending our nation and on-going operations against our foes, while ensuring all service members are treated with respect." As an advocate for other people with disabilities, I know we all desire to live as fully contributing members of our communities; that’s why it’s important we elect a president like Biden, who supports the rights of people with disabilities to self-direct services. Ciara, who describes herself as shy, says she stepped up to share her story at a strike rally, recalling, “Before I got on the microphone I was nervous, but as soon as I started talking, seems like the words just came out, like I wasn't nervous anymore. It was just, ‘I need to do this.’" There's not a lot to surmise from the five-second clip that Liam posted. All you hear is a pretty nondescript beat, and some catchy "yeah, yeah, yeah"s to start you off. Still, the video threw fans into a tizzy, because it sure seems like this is it: the Liam single they've been waiting for. The fact that it comes with a video that features rippling arm muscles and strategic pacing in a dimly lit room doesn't hurt, either. Also, Liam Payne has abs and back muscles. Did you know that? I didn't know that until this video. (OK, I totally knew that because he'sInstagram thirst-trapped