Trump’s America has stopped apologizing for existing, and it made all the difference

The article discusses how the Trump administration marked a significant shift in U.S. foreign policy, moving away from an apologetic stance towards a more assertive and unapologetic approach. By supplying its allies with energy and insisting they fund their own defense, the U.S. positioned itself as a leader rather than a supplicant. This change has fundamentally altered international dynamics, asserting American power and influence in a way that previous administrations didn't. The implications suggest a more self-interested and less multilateral global strategy, which could reshape alliances and global power structures.