President Trump gearing up for the NATO summit tomorrow in Turkey as the administration pushes the alliance to boost their defense spending once again. Bloomberg's Tyler Kendall joins us now from Washington for more. Good morning, Tyler.Hey, John. Good morning. Well, as president Trump renews his threats against the alliance, we just had the NATO secretary general, Mark Rutta, here in Washington late last month in a bid to try to smooth ties ahead of the summit this week.He pointed out what has been a relat ...

“Europe’s era of outsourcing much of its defence is now over,” write @vonderleyen and @SecGenNATO in a guest essay. Europe must produce more, better and faster, they argue https://t.co/mVocHvMWe7 ...

the 250th anniversary of the United States of America with a speech on the National Mall over the weekend. The president's address that was nearly canceled over a looming thunderstorm that was pretty wild itself, touched on the country's past and promised a great future. But as as a standard for President Trump, his remarks mixed in partisanship with patriotism.Take a look. For two and a half centuries, our American republic has stood as the crowning achievement of human history. This country is the home of ...

To understand why many European countries may fall short on defence spending, it helps to sort them into three groups: the good, the sad and the smugly indifferent https://t.co/6g5E95TOjU ...