UN’s Top Court Enforces Global Climate Rules—But What About America’s Sovereignty?

In a sweeping advisory opinion that could reshape international law, the United Nations’ International Court of Justice (ICJ) declared that every country has a binding obligation to combat climate change. While this might sound like a victory for environmental activism, it raises urgent questions about national sovereignty and the future of American freedom. Is This Globalist Mandate a Threat to American Sovereignty? The ICJ ruled unanimously that preserving a habitable planet is a human right entwined with other fundamental rights—making climate protection an international customary law obligation. But what does this mean for the United States, a nation built on...