Marcos, Back in Arms of U.S., Is Making His Own Name in Foreign Policy

Before becoming president of the Philippines, Ferdinand Marcos Jr. warned that "if you let the U.S. come in, you make China your enemy." But as he sat at the White House on Monday, President Biden feted him as a top ally, saying there was no better partner that Washington could have. Mr. Marcos — in office for not even a year — has emerged as one of the Philippines' most transformative foreign policy presidents, switching from a diplomatic tightrope to a forceful pivot toward Washington in the intensifying rivalry with China. Soon after his inauguration in June, Mr. Marcos welcomed…