Iraq, Iran Push Back

Iraq and Iran pushed back Monday against U.S. Defense Secretary Ash Carter's criticisms over the fall of Ramadi to the Islamic State group, An Iranian general went so far as saying America had "no will" to fight the extremists. In Baghdad, a spokesman for Iraq's prime minister suggested Carter had "incorrect information." The war of words over the loss of Ramadi, andother gains by the Islamic State group in recent days, exposed the differences among countries that have become allies of convenience against the militants. The criticism began Sunday, when Carter told CNN's "State of the Union" news show that Iraqi forces "vastly outnumbered" the Islamic State group, but still "showed no will to fight" and fled their advance on Ramadi.