A new US military pact has eased tensions in Greenland, yet skepticism lingers. Local leaders welcome strategic security gains but warn that public trust in Washington remains fragile.
Top U.S. military leaders are privately warning Defense Secretary Hegseth against expanding operations in Iran, citing risks of regional escalation and strain on American forces.
The US is deploying thousands of additional troops to the Middle East despite a ceasefire involving Iran, raising questions over Washington’s strategy and the future stability of the region.
National Guard troops deployed across Washington, D.C., on Sunday, as authorities moved to bolster security and maintain order amid rising tensions and ongoing demonstrations.
The White House confirmed Trump explored acquiring Greenland, with officials noting U.S. military options are “always on the table,” Reuters reports, raising tensions with Denmark.