Bush urges Congress on 40 billion tax and spending plan
President Bush pressed Congress to approve a 40 billion tax and spending package aimed at boosting the economy through tax relief for low and moderate income workers and targeted business incentives. He called for eliminating the death tax, extending aid to unemployed workers, and supporting airlines while signaling a 75 billion dollar plan under consideration by lawmakers. Senate Finance Chair Max Baucus said options remain and a decision could come in two to three weeks.
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White House warns Americans face terror attack risks
The White House said Americans must prepare for casualties in the war on terror. Officials discussed links between bin Laden and al Qaida to the 9/11 attacks and welcomed Britain's dossier while declining to turn over bin Laden. The president met with foreign leaders amid reports of a likely second attack.
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