New US envoy to Afghanistan: No rush for the exits

KABUL, Afghanistan -- The new U.S. ambassador to Afghanistan said Monday that the United States is not rushing to leave the country and cautioned that what happens in the months ahead will have far-reaching effects across the globe. Ryan Crocker takes over as America's top diplomat in Afghanistan as ...

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