A.M. Links: Putin in Crimea for Victory Day, House Approves Benghazi Select Committee, Romney Backs Minimum Wage Hike

• Russian President Vladimir Putin is visiting annexed Crimea
  on Victory Day, when Russians celebrate the Soviet victory over
  Nazi Germany.
• Yesterday the House approved a
  select committee tasked with investigating the September 2012
  attack on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi, which resulted in the
  deaths of four Americans.
• President Obama slammed House Republicans yesterday for having
  
  “stubbornly refused” to allow for a vote on immigration
  reform.
• China’s foreign ministry has blamed the U.S. for stoking
  
  territorial tensions in the South China Sea by encouraging
  countries to behave dangerously.  
• British and American military advisers, negotiators, and
  counsellors have arrived in Nigeria to assist in the search for the
  schoolgirls
  kidnapped by the Islamist group Boko Haram.
• 
  Mitt Romney wants the minimum wage to be raised.

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