Here is the best of what AEI’s foreign and defense policy scholars are reading this week: Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen in the Washington Times writes, Venezuela after Chavez: What Comes Next? J. Berkshire Miller at the Diplomat considers East Asia’s New … read more
The Obama administration wants to consign the Benghazi terrorist attack to the history books, but this week three State Department officials will tell Congress that the Obama administration’s version of history is false — and that the falsehoods it told the American people were willful and deliberate.
Attorney General Eric Holder is defending the decision to read Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, the surviving Boston Marathon bombing suspect, his Miranda warning, telling CNN that cutting off his questioning “was totally consistent with the laws that we have.”
In the wake of the Boston Bombing attack, it may now dawn on al-Qaeda leaders that a series of small-scale attacks like this can have the same impact as one spectacular mass casualty attack.
