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In today’s #MustRead, @PhilGordonDC argues the U.S. can’t afford to walk away from the Middle East, but needs a new approach: fewer troops, more diplomacy, and less risk of getting dragged into another costly war. ⬇️
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Russia Pounds Ukrainian Energy Despite Trump’s Ceasefire Announcement, Former DR Congo Leader Joseph Kabila to Lead New Rebel Alliance, and more in today's Daily News Brief ⬇️
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In today’s #MustRead, Robert Zoellick argues that Trump’s treatment of Canada and Mexico is undermining one of America’s biggest geostrategic advantages ⬇️
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Navi Pillay Wins Nobel Peace Prize For Her Work in International Justice; Zelenskiy Accuses U.S. of Inaction as Russian Strikes Kill Over 70 in Two Days, and more in today's Daily News Brief ⬇️
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Countries with public executions: Iran, North Korea, Saudi Arabia, Somalia, and Afghanistan.
Military Ordered to Be Ready for Possible Iran Strikes as Trump Weighs Timing; Syria Considering Sending Troops to Yemen to Fight Houthis, and more in today's Daily News Brief ⬇️
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"We choose the unapologetic pursuit of national power," with no regard for universal values or common good -- this Rubio speech could have been given by Putin, Xi Jinping, or Mussolini for that matter (if they were being honest), and gives allies zero reason to align with us.
SECRETARY RUBIO: Today, we find ourselves at a crossroads because the next decade and the decisions we make will write the story of the next century. The course we take will determine whether the West maintains its place at the head of the world, or resigns itself to a future of atrophy, servitude, and decline. We will either choose to act now, or lose the choice to act at all.
Under President Trump, the United States has made its choice.
In today’s #MustRead, @Julie_C_Smith warns that Russia’s hybrid attacks in Europe are becoming harder to dismiss as isolated incidents, and argues NATO needs to move from responding case by case to imposing real costs on Moscow. ⬇️
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Israelis Mark Three Years Since October 7 as Palestinians Mourn Gaza's Destruction; Yemen’s Houthi Rebels Strike Two Airports in Saudi Arabia, and more in today's Daily News Brief ⬇️
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I don’t know how many times we have to say it: this man clearly is demented, disturbed, and should not be our president.
Trump advocating for attacks on American cities should outrage every American. Nearly 10 million people in Los Angeles and San Diego are not a “small price to pay.” Today it’s our cities. Tomorrow, it could be yours.
We will not normalize this. We will not stand by as he attacks our communities and encourages violence against our neighbors. And we will not be collateral damage in his failed, reckless war of choice.
In today’s #MustRead, @SuzanneNossel argues that rebuilding U.S. credibility on human rights should start with something the country has long stood for: pluralism, and the idea that people with deep differences can still belong equally to the same society. ⬇️
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Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkey Trigger Mutual Defense Pact Over Houthis; U.S. Sends ‘Hunter-Killer’ Drones to South America to Target Cartels, and more in today's Daily News Brief ⬇️
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When you wonder why Putin, Xi & other adversaries are increasingly targeting America & our allies…
…we have a president who suggests sacrificing millions of lives and the gaul to call it a “very small price to pay”
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I am honored to have earned the endorsement of @FP4America. In an increasingly interconnected world, strong and effective leadership abroad is essential to keeping our communities safe and prosperous at home. I look forward to working with Foreign Policy for America to promote a disciplined and principled foreign policy that strengthens our alliances, protects democracy, and serves the best interests of New Hampshire families. #NH01 #NHPolitics
We're proud to endorse @Stefany4NH in #NH01! Stefany spent two decades fighting for people with chronic disease, and now she's running to restore American leadership on global health and foreign aid.
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We're proud to endorse @Stefany4NH in #NH01! Stefany spent two decades fighting for people with chronic disease, and now she's running to restore American leadership on global health and foreign aid.
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The men and women who work at @StateDept don't need a wall of flags to remember who they serve.
I wrote a piece in @MeidasTouch about the courage, patriotism & deciation of our diplomats.
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In today’s #MustRead, @FareedZakaria argues that regulating AI doesn’t have to mean losing the race. From banking to nuclear power, he says smart rules can make American technology safer, stronger and more trusted. ⬇️
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U.S. Rushes to Withdraw Bombers From U.K. Air Base After New Threats, Bolsonaro and Lula Head to a Runoff in Brazil’s Presidential Election, and more in today's Daily News Brief ⬇️
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