President Donald Trump said Wednesday he had canceled a news conference planned for the end of the NATO summit and will return to Washington early.
Debra J. Saunders
Former Washington Columnist
In a sharp role reversal, President Donald Trump became NATO’s biggest booster, ready to mow down any who question the alliance, as he slammed French President Emmanuel Macron for saying a “very, very nasty statement” about the alliance.
President Donald Trump lands in a London still reeling from a terrorist attack and embroiled in a contentious national election for a NATO meeting that leaders are working to keep as uncontroversial as possible.
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