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The U.S. invasion of Panama to seize Manuel Noriega in 1989.
The Panamanian National Assembly — at the urging of Manuel Noriega — passed a resolution on December 15, 1989 declaring that a “state of war” existed between Panama and the United States, an act cited...
The Panama Canal shortens maritime routes between the Atlantic and Pacific, saving time and fuel for global trade and U.S. commerce, which is why its control has long been a strategic priority for the...
The president claims several domestic legal authorities to order U.S. military operations abroad without prior congressional authorization: an Article II “inherent” commander‑in‑chief power, narrow se...