Kerry vows to answer Benghazi questions amid political pressure
Secretary of State John Kerry said he is determined to answer questions about the Benghazi attack while House Republicans push for more information. He indicated accountability for wrongdoing will occur but urged restraint on judging testimony. The piece notes the attack killed Ambassador Stevens and three others, the Accountability Review Board findings, and disputes over initial U.S. explanations.
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