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Trump Threatens Tariffs on NATO Members for Noncompliance Over Greenland Takeover.

Donald Trump’s renewed push to take control of Greenland has escalated from eccentric idea to full-blown transatlantic crisis. By threatening tariffs and refusing to rule out force, the US president is pressuring European allies to “go along” with an unprecedented challenge to NA ...  Show more

Will Congress Stop Trump’s Power Grab? Or are Republicans Complicit in the Downfall of NATO?

As Donald Trump floats the idea of seizing Greenland and dismisses long-standing alliances, Congress remains largely silent. The Republican Party—once defined by constitutional restraint—now hesitates to confront a president testing the boundaries of executive power. This video e ...  Show more

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