The Monroe Doctrine James Monroe Museum and Library Director, Scott Harris explains James Monroe's influence on American foreign policy through the adoption of the Monroe Doctrine.

The 5th President Of The United States, James Monroe, who in his 1823 address to Congress enunciated what has become known as the Monroe Doctrine. The Biden-Harris Administration has put the two ...

President James Monroe issued the Monroe Doctrine, a muscular defense of American interests in the Western Hemisphere, on this day in history, Dec. 2, 1823.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s first trip abroad signals to the world that the Monroe Doctrine is back. Rubio is visiting five nations in Central America and the Caribbean, including El ...

House lawmakers of Cuban-American descent are pushing back against progressives’ efforts to eliminate the Monroe Doctrine, a 200-year-old U.S. policy that categorizes political intervention in ...

The Post’s wordplay, based on the 1823 Monroe Doctrine laying out American foreign policy principles excluding Europeans from expanding their role in the Americas, fails to note that Trump’s ...

Secretary of State John Kerry, in a speech to the Organization of American States, declared the end of the Monroe Doctrine, ...

National Security Adviser John Bolton "proudly" proclaimed on Wednesday that the Monroe Doctrine is "alive and well" while announcing the Trump administration's limits on the amount of money Cuban ...

Over each state political convention this weekend hovered the Monroe Doctrine. No, not the early 19th century pronouncement by the nation’s fifth president that Europe should keep its graspin… ...

Last week, Rex Tillerson once again made headlines in a way secretaries of state try to avoid. During remarks kicking off a trip to Latin America, Tillerson argued that the Monroe Doctrine-- the ...

We shall invite numberless embarrassments if we crib up the Monroe doctrine in the unyielding framework of a statute or attempt to define its scope by a resolution of Congress.