In a 2015 statement, Carter defined American superpower status not just by military might, but by championing peace, human rights, environmental protection, and global generosity, noting the nation’s relatively infrequent periods of peace. He further criticized the 2004 Iraq War, calling it a conflict predicated on falsehoods originating from both the U.S. and British governments. These views highlight Carter’s consistent emphasis on ethical foreign policy and a reassessment of American global power.
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Former Speaker Nancy Pelosi underwent a successful hip replacement at Landstuhl Regional Medical Center in Germany after sustaining a leg injury during a congressional delegation trip to Luxembourg. The procedure followed her admission to a Luxembourg hospital for evaluation and subsequent medevac transport facilitated by the Department of Defense. Pelosi, 84, expressed gratitude for the medical care received in both Luxembourg and Germany. She remains an influential figure in the Democratic party, having recently won re-election to Congress.
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Pelosi’s European Hip Surgery Sparks Healthcare Debate
Former Speaker Nancy Pelosi underwent a successful hip replacement at Landstuhl Regional Medical Center in Germany after sustaining a leg injury during a congressional delegation trip to Luxembourg. The procedure followed her admission to a Luxembourg hospital for evaluation and subsequent medevac transport facilitated by the Department of Defense. Pelosi, 84, expressed gratitude for the medical care received in both Luxembourg and Germany. She remains an influential figure in the Democratic party, having recently won re-election to Congress.
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