The U.S. Navy will no longer release sailors' service records—such as duty assignments, ranks, or awards—to the media, citing security and harassment concerns.

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The U.S. Navy will no longer release sailors' service records—such as duty assignments, ranks, or awards—to the media, citing security and harassment concerns. Critics say the move, part of broader Pentagon restrictions on press access under Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, reduces transparency and makes it harder to scrutinize military actions and report on service members. Source: CBS News