Morning Headlines: Thursday, June 13

Here are the stories we’re reading this morning. What’s caught your eye?

Bill Clinton splits with Obama on Syria

Senators urge Obama to stay out of immigration debate

Edward Snowden to the South China Morning Post: I am ‘neither a traitor nor hero’

Feds hunted Snowden for days before leaks became public

Rep Peter King elaborates on his call for legal action against Glenn Greenwald

Keith Alexander, head of NSA, tells Congress that programs stopped ‘dozens’ of terror attacks

Bipartisan group of 13 senators request independent review of NSA programs

Michael Morrell announces his retirement from CIA, Brennan names replacement

Senate Committee passes Carl Levin’s alternative to Gillibrand’s plan, keeps commanders involved in sexual assault prosecutions

Rep. Trent Franks, Arizona Republican, says the incidence of pregnancies from rape is ‘very low’

Dems introduce bill that would tie Congress’ pay to raising debt ceiling