Senators condemn spying as Bush backs NSA push
Democratic leaders in both chambers condemned four years of warrantless domestic spying while President Bush promoted a planned NSA visit. Kennedy and Leahy rejected claims that post September 11 actions authorized surveillance, urging congressional action. House Democrats said Bush violated the law and accused Republicans of refusing hearings.
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Lawyers for former Cheney aide I Lewis Libby press for subpoenas to obtain reporters notes and records related to Valerie Plame's identity. They warn delays while news outlets resist, as prosecutors say Woodward may have been among first informed. No trial date set.
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