Today’s biggest stories:
- A Doctors Without Borders-supported hospital in the already desperate city of Aleppo was hit by a devastating Syrian government airstrike. Meanwhile, 16 U.S. service members were punished—but none will be prosecuted criminally—for involvement in the deadly attack on a Doctors Without Borders hospital in Afghanistan last October.
- Donald Trump claimed his big foreign-policy speech has gotten “wonderful reviews.” It has not.
- Bobby Knight, campaigning with Trump, said he likes that Trump wouldn’t hesitate to launch nuclear weapons. (On that subject, here’s today’s Trump Apocalypse Watch.)
- The older brother of San Bernardino shooter Syed Rizwan Farook was arrested for his alleged involvement in an green-card-marriage immigration-fraud scheme.
- John Boehner compared Ted Cruz to Satan.
- And in a disturbing betrayal of his Kenyan socialist indoctrination, President Obama said that if he hadn’t gone into politics he thinks he would have liked to start a business.
