Bush to tell 9/11 panel he had no idea of attack
The White House said the session with President Bush and Vice President Cheney would be cooperative and lengthy. Officials note the president will cite no warning of when or where terrorists would strike. Committe members will press about the Aug. 6 memo and terrorism priorities before 9/11.
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Brookings Institution
Thomas Mann
High court weighs civil liberties in war on terror
The Supreme Court heard two cases on U S citizens Hamdi and Padilla held as enemy combatants amid the war on terrorism. Government argues for ongoing detention powers while defense says unchecked authority undermines due process and constitutional rights. Justices questioned scope and duration as rulings loom by July.
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Martinez
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Bush
Ten Commandments judge visits Washington for revival of law
Roy Moore former Alabama chief justice who lost his post over a Ten Commandments display met with Republican lawmakers in Washington to push the Constitution Restoration Act. House sponsor Robert Aderholt said a hearing would be held this year and Senate leaders considered one as well. Critics called the proposal radical and unconstitutional.
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Americans United For Separation of Church and State
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EPA Reports 2004 Auto Fuel Economy At 20.8 MPG
The EPA says the 2004 fleet average for light-duty vehicles is 20.8 mpg, unchanged from 2003. Since 1997 the range has been 20.6 to 20.9 mpg, with prices expected to rise about a nickel per gallon by late June, potentially influencing consumer choices.
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