Defense
Marco or Musk? Allies eyeing Trump’s team wonder who will have his ear
The latest increase comes even as the U.S. says the fighting has largely stopped.
German lawmaker Roderich Kiesewetter acknowledged tense relations between Berlin and Washington but argued German leaders could have done a better job of calibrating their criticisms of the Iran war.
The Michigan Democrat and prominent national security voice said the country is ready for a “new generation” of candidates.
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