Defense
NASA chief nominee, contradicting Musk, opts for the moon first over Mars
As the U.S. continues to look away from Europe, fewer top officials are visiting longtime allies.
President Donald Trump is trying to ramp up the pressure on Tehran — but allies and officials are scrambling to understand how the blockade will help.
The president’s tirade against NATO chief Mark Rutte stemmed from his frustration that allies wouldn’t let the U.S. access military bases for attacks against Iran.
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