 AP Photo The U.S. Navy has been the master of the seven seas since World War II, the pre-eminent maritime force. It seems odd, then, that Navy leadership has long pressed for what amounts to a redundant international hall pass. TAGGED: U.S. Navy, United States Navy, Law of the Sea Treaty, United States, Jeff Sessions, Roger Wicker, Jim Inhofe, Iran, ChinaRECOMMENDED ARTICLES| To Iran, this is all welcome news: The international alliance against its nuclear program is losing focus and may unravel. Almost certainly, there will be no further sanctions, and those on the books will be implemented... more ›› |
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