“The U.S. wants to know how loyal each NATO ally is to Donald Trump’s policies before cutting military assets defending the alliance,” Bloomberg reports.“In a document recently sent to North Atlantic Treaty Organization members… the U.S. asks a series of questions that gauge support for the president’s approach. Has the country ‘been publicly supportive’ of U.S. foreign policy? What ‘restrictions’ has the country placed on the U.S. military using its bases?”