US Spends Billions on Overseas Wars, But Who Really Benefits
By Andrew Thornebrooke Concerns over incentivizing global conflicts are rising as the Biden administration requests more than $105 billion in supplemental security spending. The administration says the money, primarily for Israel and Ukraine, will be good for the economy. President Joe Biden has described the mammoth spending package as “a smart investment” that will “pay dividends”…
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