From @WSJopinion: The question as we approach the end of the first year of Donald Trump’s second term is whether the president’s revolutionary foreign policy is making the U.S. and the world better off, writes @wrmeadhttps://t.co/JyxaiONq6v ...

The Trump administration abruptly recalled nearly 30 career ambassadors at U.S. embassies around the world, in a move that senior officials said is aimed at better aligning the State Department with the president’s foreign-policy agenda https://t.co/xBTrhooFuE ...

Foreign Policy Recommendations - The U S needs a significant reset of its foreign policy, removing influence from special ethnic interests with overseas loyalties [1] - Foreign policy should also exclude religious zealots and lobbyists with overseas interests [1] - The primary objective of U S foreign policy should be to reduce the costs associated with alliances [1] - Reducing alliance costs, mainly military expenditures, would alleviate extreme debt burdens on future generations of Americans [1]

RT Martyr Made (@martyrmade)Imagine if Trump went on TV and bragged that he was shaping US foreign policy to suit Russian purposes in order to earn the $250 million given to him by a prominent Russian-American dual citizen. ...

The justices may be tempted to argue that the “major-questions doctrine”, which protects Congress from an imperial president, does not apply to foreign policy as it is the president’s terrain. Yet that would not be credible https://t.co/azAoJGzv15 ...

Defense Spending - NATO members' pledge to increase defense spending is considered Trump's biggest foreign policy success [1] - The pledge signifies a commitment to allocate more resources towards defense [1]

America’s policies will depend less on any written document than on rivalries in Donald Trump’s court—and on his varying moods. More than in past administrations, the president decides foreign policy https://t.co/2XCycdVPji ...

Let's bring in MS Now political analyst Molly Jong Fast, host of the Fast Politics podcast and contributing writer for New York Times opinion and former Republican congressman from Virginia, Denver Riddleman. Both of them are good friends. So, thanks for joining us, guys.And and Denver, you are former military, an Air Force intelligence officer. So, what is your reaction to the news of these killings of these American soldiers in Syria, two of whom are dead and also an American interpreter. >> Well, it's pr ...

From @WSJopinion: The public falls closer to President Reagan’s foreign policy views than those often espoused by President Trump—or at least by his more isolationist advisers, writes @KarlRovehttps://t.co/Vg2Bgffyms ...

Uh hi everyone, good morning. Uh thank you Mount Alumpa School for hosting this TEDex and thank you to the management and uh other speakers uh friends uh students all of you who have come. So thank you.I'm told this is the second edition of the TEDex here. Uh and uh since last year was TEDex youth. So I believe this is the first adult version of the TEDex. Um, of course, when we say the adult version, the first time I heard of TEDex, I was at IIT Bombay.Uh, and I told my professor while watching a TEDex vid ...