The Legacy of U.S. Territorial Expansion: Why the Greenland Purchase Debate Matters for America’s Future

For over two centuries, the United States has expanded its borders not just through conflict but by shrewd, strategic purchases and treaties that have shaped our nation into a global powerhouse. The latest chapter? A controversial yet telling pursuit of Greenland—a vast, resource-rich island whose control is increasingly vital amid rising geopolitical tensions. Why Buying Land Isn't Just History—It's National Security Strategy The historical record is clear: from the Louisiana Purchase in 1803 to Alaska's acquisition in 1867, American leaders recognized that securing territory through diplomacy and investment was a cornerstone of our nation’s strength. Thomas Jefferson’s bold purchase from...