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(Bloomberg) -- The drone strike that killed Iran's top military commander thrust the 2020 presidential campaign Friday into a new focus on foreign policy, a moment that could play to the strengths of Joe Biden in the Democratic primary race. Biden seized on the killing of Iran's Qassem Soleimani as a chance to remind Democratic voters of why he believes he's the best suited to face President Donald Trump on foreign policy in the general election. In the view of many Democrats, including Biden, Iran was a crisis of Trump's own making long before the killing of Soleimani. [Extracted from the article]

(Bloomberg) -- The drone strike that killed Iran's top military commander thrust the 2020 presidential campaign Friday into a new focus on foreign policy, a moment that could play to the strengths of Joe Biden in the Democratic primary race. Biden seized on the killing of Iran's Qassem Soleimani as a chance to remind Democratic voters of why he believes he's the best suited to face President Donald Trump on foreign policy in the general election. In the view of many Democrats, including Biden, Iran was a crisis of Trump's own making long before the killing of Soleimani. [Extracted from the article]

(Bloomberg) -- The drone strike that killed Iran's top military commander thrust the 2020 presidential campaign Friday into a new focus on foreign policy, a moment that could play to the strengths of Joe Biden in the Democratic primary race. Biden seized on the killing of Iran's Qassem Soleimani as a chance to remind Democratic voters of why he believes he's the best suited to face President Donald Trump on foreign policy in the general election. In the view of many Democrats, including Biden, Iran was a crisis of Trump's own making long before the killing of Soleimani. [Extracted from the article]

(Bloomberg) -- The drone strike that killed Iran's top military commander thrust the 2020 presidential campaign Friday into a new focus on foreign policy, a moment that could play to the strengths of Joe Biden in the Democratic primary race. Biden seized on the killing of Iran's Qassem Soleimani as a chance to remind Democratic voters of why he believes he's the best suited to face President Donald Trump on foreign policy in the general election. In the view of many Democrats, including Biden, Iran was a crisis of Trump's own making long before the killing of Soleimani. [Extracted from the article]

House suggests legislative language for Senate to pass If the Senate fails to act on the matter, the House will let the Senate sanctions bill die, she said. The Trump administration is "committed to existing sanctions" and won't take a position on the legislation until the House acts, spokeswoman Sarah Sanders told reporters at the White House after the Senate's vote. [Extracted from the article]