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A.M. Links: Holder To Announce Change in "Mandatory Minimum" Policy for Non-Violent Drug Offenders, Obama Asks Veterans To Defend Obamacare, New iPhone To Be Released Next Month

Matthew Feeney | 8.12.2013 9:00 AM

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  • Attorney General Eric Holder is expected to announce today that federal prosecutors will no longer seek "mandatory minimums" for many non-violent drug offenders.
  • Obama has asked veterans to defend Obamacare.
  • Apple is expected to release the new iPhone next month.
  • Israel has released the names of 26 Palestinian prisoners being released ahead of peace talks this week.
  • Pakistan has accused India of firing shells across the Kashmir border.
  • NBC and Fox are in talks relating to the production of a miniseries about Hillary Clinton's life.

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Matthew Feeney is a policy analyst at the Cato Institute.

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