Anti-Taliban forces close in on cave complexes
Ground troops advance on anthill like cave complexes sheltering al Qaida and Taliban fighters with mortars and launchers. Veterans recall Soviets era hidden positions as harsh snows clog routes. Ba brak and anti Taliban warriors push from the north while foreign fighters are trapped.
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Democrats challenge Bush on anti-terrorism spending
Senate debate centers on expanding homeland protection funding as Democrats push to add 7.5 billion for bioterrorism prevention and border security to the defense bill. White House officials frame the issue as leadership and authority over post Sept 11 security policy.
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Lawmakers Agree to Increase Intelligence Spending
Senate and House members reached a pact to raise intelligence funding by 8 percent with focus on rebuilding human spy networks and improving raw data analysis for terrorism work. Senate Chair Robert Graham said the bill sets a platform for reforms and awaits final passage this week.
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