From Lexington to Hormuz, US foreign policy at 250

The article delves into the current challenges facing U.S. foreign policy as the nation celebrates its 250th anniversary. Dr. Khalil Jahshan argues that prolonged military engagements, unwavering support for Israel, and the rise of Trumpism are collectively undermining the democratic foundations of the republic. This crisis of empire and democracy raises questions about America's global role and its commitment to democratic values, signaling a potential shift in international relations and domestic politics. The implications of these trends could reshape U.S. influence and its relationships worldwide.