Kerry to visit Hiroshima as top US official attends memorial
Secretary of State John Kerry lands in Japan for G seven ministerial talks and a historic Hiroshima visit. He will not apologize for the attack, attend the Cenotaph ceremony, and tour the Atomic Bomb Museum. The trip covers terrorism refugees and nuclear disarmament with North Korea and South China Sea tensions on the agenda.
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Brennan says CIA will not use enhanced interrogation again
CIA director John Brennan told NBC News on Sunday the agency will not engage in waterboarding or other enhanced interrogation even if a future president demands it. He said he would “absolutely” not authorize CIA officers to carry out waterboarding again. The note follows Obama's 2009 executive order banning such tactics, after waterboarding had been used post 9/11 and the CIA claimed it stopped in 2003.
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Cameron tax returns raise questions on offshore Blairmore stake
British Prime Minister David Cameron released seven years of tax records amid Panama Papers fallout. He acknowledged investments in Blairmore Holdings run by his late father with Mossack Fonseca, noting potential capital gains implications and prompting protests and scrutiny of his finances.
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