Bush shifts posture as Congress changes faces
Washington President Bush adjusts to a Democratic Congress promising budget balance by 2012 and higher minimum wage. He sacks Rumsfeld, shifts on Iraq and Bolton, and signals more domestic focus like Social Security reform and immigration changes while pursuing early cooperation with Democrats.
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Jury selection slows in Libby CIA leak trial
In Washington the CIA leak case proceedings slow as prosecutors curb defense lines. Special Prosecutor Fitzgerald objects to juror questioning about Bush officials and Iraq war. Judge Walton delays opening statements to next Tuesday with only 30 jurors qualified.
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House passes energy bill during 100 Hours sprint
The House approved a 264 to 123 energy bill to recoup oil and gas royalties, curb tax breaks, and fund conservation fees. Pelosi hailed the vote as delivering on promises while Senate fate remains uncertain amid partisan gridlock and White House tensions over Iraq.
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