Defense
House leaders say lawmakers can’t attend Munich Security Conference as official delegation
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The United States’ eroding reputation is raising fresh questions about the stability of the global order that has held for decades, and of the country’s strength on the world stage.
“We will continue to show up,” America’s ambassador to NATO said.
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