Bush calls for National Guard at airports
President Bush plans a temporary expansion of National Guard at U S airports to reassure travelers ahead of the holidays. Officials say the move aims to restore confidence as air travel remains depressed after the 2001 terror attacks and a new security bill would take months to impact passengers.
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Justice okays invasion of lawyer client privacy
The Justice Department allows investigators to monitor phone calls and mail between terrorist suspects and defense lawyers amid contending views on attorney client confidentiality. Critics call it a nightmare for the innocent, while officials cite reasonable suspicion for future acts. The action accompanies broader anti-terror measures and potential data disclosures to law enforcement.
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Battle over 66.4 billion stimulus fuels Senate clash
Washington lawmakers clash over government spending versus tax cuts as a Democratic backed 66.4 billion stimulus clears the Senate Finance Committee 11-10. Republicans warn of unnecessary spending while Democrats seek to blend with a House GOP package. Debate likely to start Tuesday with potential 60 vote hurdles.
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