Defense
‘Let’s not get a divorce’: A behind-the-scenes look at how countries handled Trump’s Greenland grab
65 percent of Trump voters say the U.S. should take military action in at least one country, according to a new Blue Light News poll.
This week’s meetings were the first time all three countries sat face-to-face for talks to try and hash out a ceasefire.
The document, a dramatic shift from previous administrations, reinforces many of the military moves already undertaken by the president.
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