Lawmakers push toward $20 billion anti-terror package
Bargainers from House and Senate near a compromise on a $20 billion anti-terror plan tied to a $318 billion defense bill. The agreement would fund more for domestic security and for New York and other affected areas while trimming military outlays and keeping within Bush’s limit.
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Senators Pass Broad Education Overhaul Ahead of Bush Signing
The Senate approved President Bush’s education plan 87 to 10 after the House backed it 381 to 41. The measure expands testing and grants parents more access to school information, with Bush poised to sign within days amid bipartisan backing and some opposition from school boards.
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