United States Foreign Policy

Who wants to join me for dinner in Tehran or Havana? I suspect that both will be open for business very soon. I suppose we could even go to Caracas. As I write, the American flag has been raised at the American Embassy there for the first time in seven years. Amazing, isn’t it? And

Blackouts, breakdowns, and biohazards are now just keystrokes away. The Pentagon’s recent decision to downgrade China as America’s primary threat arrives at a strange moment. As officials refine their rhetoric in Washington, Chinese operatives continue to map the nation’s nervous system: power grids, water plants, phone networks, hospitals, and railways. It’s a sustained and serious

Secretary of State Marco Rubio defended the Trump administration’s reorganization of what he calls the U.S. “foreign aid industrial complex” during a Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing on Tuesday. Rubio said previously at USAID, “Only 12 cents of every dollar was reaching the recipient.” “We still will provide more foreign aid, more humanitarian support, than

Business records reveal how DJI has already maneuvered to sidestep its pending U.S. ban Congress intended the upcoming 2025 NDAA—the annual defense funding package—to isolate the country from DJI. The U.S. intelligence community deems the sanctioned Chinese drone company a national security threat, and it sells nearly 80 percent of unmanned aircraft flying in American