Bush names security chief and other top picks
President Bush tapped former New York police commissioner Bernard Kerik to head the Department of Homeland Security and Nebraska Governor Mike Johanns to be agriculture secretary. U N Ambassador John Danforth submitted his resignation as he plans to retire. Danforth, 68, previously led a Clinton era Waco probe and served as special envoy for peace in Sudan.
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Mortgage Rates Rise Sharply This Week
Freddie Mac reports 30 year fixed rates at 5.81 percent and 15 year loans at 5.23 percent as broader economic growth fans inflation concerns among investors.
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Free credit reports attract thousands in western states
Credit reporting bureaus report heavy demand for a new service allowing consumers to request free credit reports. Tens of thousands used the program that began in 13 Western states and will roll out to others over the next 10 months. Access options include the website AnnualCreditReport com, toll free number 877 322 8228, or mailing to Box 105281 Atlanta GA 30348 5281.
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