Donald Trump's push to acquire Greenland is still active even after the idea faded from headlines, according to New Yorker writer Ben Taub.
Taub says the continuing effort has damaged trust among U.S. allies, turning what once seemed like an outlandish proposal into a lingering diplomatic problem.
The report frames Greenland as part of a broader Trump campaign that has not been abandoned, despite limited public attention.
That persistence suggests the issue still carries consequences for U.S. alliances beyond the immediate politics of the proposal itself.