President Trump says we need Greenland for national security reasons. To get it, he hasn’t ruled out imposing high tariffs or taking it with military force.

Greenland leader Múte Egede says the territory wants to be independent from Denmark and is open to negotiations. Meanwhile, the Kremlin says Greenland is in its sphere of interest, and they are “watching the situation very closely.”

In this geopolitical tug-of-war, America must choose whether to act boldly to secure a strategic partnership or risk losing influence to rivals like Russia and China. The stakes are high — not just for Greenland, but for America's position in an increasingly unstable world.

We should be serious about protecting the Western Hemisphere. We can and should buy Greenland if both parties benefit.

Greenland and America have a unique opportunity to forge a partnership rooted in shared values of liberty and self-determination. We should rise to meet this moment with bold vision and cooperative spirit.

On the geopolitical chessboard, Russia has expanded into Ukraine to extract resources, and China has expanded into Latin America to bolster influence and trade. China also has an army of cyber warriors targeting American ports and the........

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