House votes to keep wiretap easing in funding bill
The House rejected removing roving wiretap provisions by 148 for 267 against in the CIA funding bill. The measure would allow taps with evidence only of evading a stationary tap, limiting tapping to times a suspect uses the phone. Debate framed it as major shift versus minor change.
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