In the late 1890s, naval theorist Alfred Thayer Mahan made a compelling argument for the United States’ possession of Hawaii. Those interested in the annexation of Greenland might take note.

The Second Amendment does not have a geography clause.

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The administration is asserting its security imperative in the Western Hemisphere but what happens when American interests ...