“The most important thing [the United States] need(s) to do is return American foreign policy to be centered on our national interests,” declared Secretary of State Marco Rubio in recent Congressional testimony.
The new government in Syria led by interim President Ahmed al-Sharaa now faces the task of rebuilding a nation that lies in ruins due to war and decades of autocratic rule by the Assad family.
President Donald Trump’s first overseas trip in his second term took him back to Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, where he spoke about the bright economic future of the Middle East and the United States.
"[W]e must be able to build the chips and semiconductors that we need right here, in American factories, with American skill and American labor," said President Trump.
President Trump vowed to “adopt new rules to stop U.S. companies from pouring investments into China, and to stop China from buying up America.”
Growing domestic energy production is vital to “de-risking the energy supply chain for our Nation as well as our allies,” said a White House fact sheet.
“At this moment, we face the extraordinary prospect of a new industrial revolution,” declared Vice President Vance. “But it will never come to pass if overregulation deters innovators from taking the risks necessary to advance the ball.”
"Every member of this Council – and especially those with direct channels to Iran – should press Iran’s leaders to stop arming, funding, and training the Houthis," said Ambassador Shea.
“Our service members work together every day to defend our common interests. Japan is committed to double its defense spending by 2027,” said President Trump.
“The President gave us a clear mission: achieve Peace through Strength. We will do this in three ways — by restoring the warrior ethos, rebuilding our military, and reestablishing deterrence,” said Secretary Hegseth.
“The United States and Finland enjoy an enduring partnership, rooted in our shared democratic values and longstanding commitment to space research and innovation,” said a statement from the U.S. State Department.
"Investing in women’s health and well-being saves lives, allows women and girls more opportunities, and protects the family as the fundamental unit of society," said Secretary Rubio.
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