Snowbound Washington sees federal offices open as schools close
Washington endures the first major snowfall of the year with up to 10 inches in the area. Federal agencies remain open while many staffers and students stay home. Snow disrupts roads, power outages hit thousands, and school closures increase at households across the region. President Bush jokes about walking his dogs in the snow as Capitol Hill sees limited activity and tourists roam the empty halls of a quiet city.
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Billion dollars spent on TV ads in midterm races
About 1 billion dollars flowed into television advertising by candidates parties and interest groups for midterm elections as parties used soft money before new laws. Ken Goldstein notes few races drew most money and ads can shift 2 3 or 4 percentage points while the House and Senate remain evenly divided.
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White House says Iraq has weapons of mass destruction evidence
The White House claimed solid evidence that Iraq possesses weapons of mass destruction and dismissed Baghdad denials as not credible. President Bush urged Saddam Hussein to disarm while saying inspectors are in place to verify, and Defense Secretary Rumsfeld warned of war if Iraq lies to or deceives the inspectors.
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