Appeals court skeptical of bid to end military’s ban on HIV-positive applicants

A federal appeals court appeared deeply skeptical on Monday of an effort to end the military‘s ban on allowing HIV-positive people to enlist, with the panel expressing concern over the deference the Department of War should receive to se…
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