Defense
Despite his rhetoric, Trump’s military options in Venezuela are limited
A 1951 treaty between the U.S. and Denmark already covers much of what a potential agreement on the island would include.
GOP lawmakers pulled out all the stops to manage a tie vote and keep a war powers effort at bay a week after Senate Republicans quashed a similar measure.
GOP lawmakers insisted U.S. military force against the Arctic island was never actually an option.
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