Sure, this hasn’t been done in 100 years, and the last person to do it was arguably the least imperial president in that century: Calvin Coolidge. Never mind that his face was partially eclipsed by ...

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The Financial Times reported that Russia has secretly helped Iran develop supersonic cruise missile technology, contradicting the president’s claims.

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The Iran war, the China threat, and the perils of limited military advice.

C onditions in the Strait of Hormuz are coming unstuck in ways that advance American interests, although the situation remains stalemated.

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There is only so much Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent can accomplish by clever maneuvers to ease its associated costs and vulnerabilities.

There are no obvious historical examples of Americans rejecting a new development and benefiting from that rejection.