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Macron Re-elected as President of France: A Victory for Ukraine

The Story: On Sunday, April 24, the French voted in the second round of their presidential election. They re-elected their President, Emmanuel Macron, a man...

Are US Forces Leaving Afghanistan?

The Story: President Joseph Biden has made a public commitment to withdraw all US forces from Afghanistan (aside from a minimal force that will remain...
Trump applies pressure on NATO to pay its fair share

Trump applies pressure on NATO to pay its fair share

President Trump has accused some NATO countries of not paying their fair share. Former National Security Adviser to former VP Dick Cheney, John Hannah shares his take on the powerful alliance. FOX News operates the FOX News Channel (FNC), FOX…
Pompeo, Stoltenberg deliver remarks at NATO Foreign Ministers meeting

Pompeo, Stoltenberg deliver remarks at NATO Foreign Ministers meeting

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg and U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo host event in Washington, D.C. FOX News operates the FOX News Channel (FNC), FOX Business Network (FBN), FOX News Radio, FOX News Headlines 24/7, FOXNews.com and the direct-to-consumer…
Live: Pence delivers remarks at NATO Engages

Live: Pence delivers remarks at NATO

Live at 1:30 p.m. ET: Vice President Mike Pence's remarks are part of a series of events marking the 70th anniversary of the US-European alliance, but comes amid criticism from the Trump Administration over both the effectiveness of NATO and…
NATO Secretary General Stoltenberg addresses a Joint Meeting of Congress

NATO Secretary General Stoltenberg addresses a Joint Meeting of Congress

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg makes history as he delivers remarks during a Joint Meeting of Congress for the 70th Anniversary of NATO. This is the first time a leader of NATO is appearing before Congress. FOX News operates the…

Keep the FBI out of politics

The American people have a right to know if their president is a Russian agent. Now President Donald Trump has had to tell reporters he is not a spy after the New York Times reported that the FBI had launched a counterintelligence probe into the president himself in May 2017. As former FBI general counsel James Baker told House lawmakers in October, the president’s obstruction of the bureau’s Russia investigation “itself would hurt our ability to figure out what the Russians had done, and that is what would be the threat to national security.” Since the Times story hit, some of the president’s critics have interpreted the investigation itself as evidence of the president’s guilt. And he allows that the FBI can have defensible reasons for opening an investigation into the president — namely, that a probe into Trump campaign officials and their contacts with Russia would involve Trump himself. Still, these points of constitutional principle do not address a practical question: What was the FBI’s senior leadership supposed to have done when Trump fired Comey, then went on national television and declared that he had axed their old boss because of their Russia investigation? Nonetheless, if a government official truly believes Trump is a foreign agent and should be removed from office, then he has no choice. It is ultimately up to Congress to decide whether Trump’s decision to fire Comey was a “threat to national security,” as Baker said in his testimony before the House. It is not up to the FBI. Make no mistake, however: This is not something that can be left in the FBI’s hands. Democrats, especially, should be attuned to the danger of allowing the FBI undue influence in electoral politics.
Rep. Mark Green on the challenges facing the US in Syria

Rep. Mark Green on the challenges facing the US in Syria

The U.S. needs to protect the Kurds and prevent the resurgence of ISIS while maintaining relationships with NATO allies, says Tennessee Congressman Mark Green, veteran of Iraq and Afghanistan.

As America retreats from the world, the politics of fear takes over

Atlanta, Georgia (CNN)If the Democrats make gains in the midterm elections next week, their lawmakers could assert themselves more aggressively on the foreign policy issues that have defined much of Donald Trump's presidency -- trade, climate change and the Iran deal, to name a few. The President is now focused on immigration and the narrative that the US is about to be "invaded" by Central American migrants. Trump continues to warn of dangers from abroad -- migrants, the Chinese, Muslims -- and then offers hot-button solutions: troops at the border, tariffs, travel bans. The President is using the politics of fear. is experiencing some of the same political maelstroms that have played out in other parts of the world. In the two weeks leading up to the vote, pipe bombs were mailed to Democratic leaders, Trump critics and CNN. Trump's misinformation campaign continues. Fox News and the White House appear to have coordinated false narratives about the migrants heading toward the country. These scenes of division, anger and fear, however, are not exclusive to Trump and his America. America is unlikely to settle down after the midterms.
Should President Trump get more credit for his tough talk?

Should President Trump get more credit for his tough talk?

Dr. Sebastian Gorka, Fox News national security strategist, looks at the president's accomplishments on NATO, trade and against terror. FOX News Channel (FNC) is a 24-hour all-encompassing news service dedicated to delivering breaking news as well as political and business…