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Times have changed, and many things that were once the bare minimum boomers could expect have become rare luxuries for Gen Z.

Your March 5 editorial notes, “Europe has a change of heart, and that Trump has the rapt attention of European leaders.” More so than you think. It’s time for NATO to expel the United States ...