The US has set its sights on Canada and Greenland, accused Europe of stifling free speech, and unleashed a trade war across the globe. But Vice President J.D. Vance on Friday insisted that the Trump administration had ended a decades-long approach to foreign policy by no longer meddling in other countries’ affairs.

Vice President J.D. Vance delivers the commencement address at the 2025 U.S. Naval Academy Graduation and Commencement Ceremony.

Vance has previously championed “pronatalism,” or the promotion of reproduction. During the 2024 campaign trail, he said he wanted “more babies in the United States of America” and more “beautiful young men and women” to raise them, The New York Times reported in April 2025.

Not long ago Mr Vance was celebrated in left-of-centre columns and salons as a heartland Jeremiah, a prophet of working-class despair who could demystify Donald Trump’s popularity.

A women's conference scheduled to take place in Charlotte, Arkansas will tackle multiple topics surrounding drug addiction, featuring speakers from the state an

Vice President J.D. Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio attended Pope Leo XIV's inaugural mass in St. Peter's Square, Rome, on Sunday, May 18.

The location of the fundraiser has not been shared, but Dobbins Air Reserve Base is just off Interstate 75 and just north of the I-285 perimeter in Cobb County. If the event is in Atlanta, drivers can expect traffic impacts headed south on I-75 leading into town.

During the address, the vice president is expected to speak about innovation, financial sovereignty, and Bitcoin's place in a "more resilient American future."

Bitcoin 2025 is projected to host over 30,000 attendees and features leaders from technology, finance, education, and global policy. Previous speakers have included U.S. presidential candidates Donald J. Trump, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., tech innovators, and heads of major financial institutions.

Vice President JD Vance spoke with Ross Douthat on his "Interesting Times" podcast after meeting with the new pope.