. a new executive order from president biden ushering in big changes in how sexual assaults and other serious crimes are handled by the military. the order moves key decision-making authority outside of the chain of command to newly formed panels of independent military prosecutors and they will handle cases not just involving sexual assault, but domestic violence, child abuse, murder and other serious crimes. joining me, a former federal former, rather, judge advocate general, commission overnight the secretary of defense commission on military sexual assault. you have been vocal in your support and your belief in the need for these changes for some time now. what will the impact be here? good morning, erica. the impact is literally worldwide because service members serve us worldwide, and it s really critical that we prioritize the safety of the men
relief was palpable. president biden ushering in the end of the trump era of american isolationism and reasserting u.s. leadership on the world stage. new york times reports, quote, the difference in tone was indeed striking. the last time the group of seven met in person in canada in 2018, its final communique never mentioned china. and the u.s. dissented from all the commitments to confront the climate crisis. then mr. trump withdrew american support from the gathering s final statement. compare that to what s happened on president biden s watch. president biden pushing for and receiving the g7 countries commitment to taking a tougher public stand on china. any conversation on contrast must include what we re seeing from our own eyes. the nato family photo, socially distanced, of course, but orderly. some might say normal, even boring. it stands out against the shoving match as trump elbowed