In 1950, the Truman administration and America’s newly minted NATO allies convened at The Hague to lay the foundation for the alliance’s first defense plan. The result was an integrated defense architecture, coordinated …
Read More →The United States does not seek an arms race. But in a world where its adversaries sprint ahead, unilateral restraint becomes synonymous with surrender.
Read More →The liberal elite is in a panic—this time over President Trump’s push to secure Greenland. Headlines warn of NATO’s collapse, the end of the “rules-based international order,” and an America behaving like a rogue hegemon …
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