The US Air Force is introducing a new dress code law that allows uniformed members to wear turbans, hijabs, and beards for religious reasons. This change in policy is part of the "Dress and Personal Appearance of Air Force Personnel" code, which now permits airmen to request a waiver to wear religious apparel while in uniform as long as it is "neat and conservative." The policy specifies that the material used for headwear must resemble the color of the assigned uniform and can include camouflage. It also requires the headwear to be worn in a manner that presents a "professional and well-groomed appearance." Additionally, members can request permission to have unshorn beards and unshorn hair, with the condition that if the beard exceeds 2 inches, it must be "rolled or tied." This is not...

The long-awaited revelation: TBoss reveals her daughter's face After six months, TBoss has chosen to finally unveil the face of her daughter.   The reality TV star took to her Instagram page to share the photo earlier this evening with a heartfelt message; There's no love greater than a mother's love for her child. This is why, despite how it may seem selfish, I have opted to protect you from the prying eyes of those who may not always have the best intentions. However, I am aware that I cannot shield you forever, at least not physically. Furthermore, it may be somewhat self-centered of me to not share a part of you with the world because undeniably, you are My Biggest Blessing & Greatest Achievement. Nevertheless, I will always pray for you and safeguard you spiritually. I have entr...