Jan. 6, 2016 Good morning from the nation's capital, where President Obama announced executive actions to restrict gun ownership. Heritage Foundation legal expert John Malcolm argues Obama must work with Congress if he wants to change gun laws, while Genevieve Wood says the plan is feel-good politics. Melissa Quinn reports on the Obama administration's wary approach to the armed protest in Oregon. Josh Siegel covers the open hostility between Saudi Arabia and Iran, and Middle East expert Jim Phillips explores the administration's role. Commentary Obama's Executive Actions on Guns Are All Politics President Obama is back to the "look, look, we're doing something" strategy—as opposed to working with Congress on measures that actually would be effective, such as a real analysis of how our country treats those suffering from mental health issues. Read More Commentary Why Obamacare Is on the Road to Repeal Three years into its ...

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