A little bit of everything
By Bryan Renbaum
January 8, 2026
For more than two centuries, U.S. foreign policy has stipulated that any threat to the nation's self-interest that arises in the American hemisphere justifies intervention by Washington. President James Monroe first espoused that policy in 1823 to deter European powers from getting involved in Latin [...]
For more than two centuries, U.S. foreign policy has stipulated that any threat to the nation’s self-interest that arises in the American hemisphere justifies intervention by Washington. President James Monroe first espoused that policy in 1823 to deter European powers from getting involved in Latin American affairs. It later came to be known as the “Monroe Doctrine.”
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