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U.S. Foreign Policy
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Scott Pushes Trump to Escalate Against Iran Within 30 Days
The Florida Republican called for a 'final blow' against Tehran and predicted Trump may order new U.S. strikes as Iran threatens Strait of Hormuz shipping
U.S. Ambassador to Italy Uses Private Superyacht for 13-Region Diplomatic Tour
Tilman J. Fertitta's 117-meter superyacht Boardwalk is hosting diplomatic events across Italy as Washington-Rome relations face strain.
Flotilla Abuse Claims Mount, Testing U.S. Support for Israel
Eyewitness accounts detail beatings and tasers by Israeli forces during aid convoy interception, prompting calls for investigation from European capitals and the United Nations
Venezuela Deports Alex Saab to U.S.—Washington Eyes Maduro's Financial Secrets
The move ends a long legal battle for the alleged money launderer, giving U.S. prosecutors a direct line to intelligence on Venezuela's sanctions evasion and illicit wealth
Qatari Jet for Air Force One: D.C.'s Power Play to Cement Mideast Influence
U.S. military's push for Qatari jet as Air Force One signals a deep strategic alignment, reflecting intricate geopolitical maneuvering and significant financial implications for defense contractors and energy markets.
Persian Gulf Mine Threat Fuels Oil Spike, Defense Gains — Who Profits from Rising Risk?
The U.S. Navy's escalating confrontation with Iranian mine-laying operations in the Strait of Hormuz is sending crude prices soaring, enriching defense contractors, and forcing a recalibration of global financial risk.