Iran demanding apology for U.S. ‘encroachment,’ interrogating 10 U.S. Navy sailors

Iran demanding apology for U.S. ‘encroachment,’ interrogating 10 U.S. Navy sailors

WASHINGTON (AP) — The detention of 10 U.S. Navy sailors taken into custody by Tehran after their two boats drifted into Iranian waters "is being resolved," a leading Iranian official said, indicating they could be set free as early as Wednesday.

"Investigation shows that entry of American sailors into Iran's territorial waters was due to mechanical problems in their navigation system," Gen. Ali Fadavi, Navy chief of Iran's powerful Revolutionary Guard, was quoted as saying on Iran's state TV.

Obama’s final State of the Union: scholars react
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Obama’s final State of the Union: scholars react

Jeffrey Alexander Mabel Berezin

Editor's note: In his final State of the Union address, President Obama attempted to remind voters of his accomplishments, give shape to his legacy and set out a vision for America's future. We asked two scholars who study the American presidency to react to the speech.

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