Defense
Takaichi’s tightrope: flatter Trump, don’t feed him
After decades of neglect, the Far North is suddenly central to Ottawa’s vision of sovereignty and security — and Washington is paying close attention.
The Defense secretary’s decision to install his senior military aide in a top Army post represents a new front in his efforts to overhaul the Pentagon.
White House and military officials will not say who the donor is or whether the gift has been properly vetted.
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