Bush readies State of the Union amid terrorism and economy signals
President Bush aims for a bold State of the Union focusing on post Afghan conflict plans, homeland security, and a stronger economy. He seeks to reassure Americans while pledging expanded service programs, corporate disclosures, and more job creation as he warns of global terror and outlines a renewed national effort.
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Bush detainee status splits over Geneva Conventions
Bush administration lawyers are split on whether the Geneva Conventions apply to al Qaida and Taliban detainees. A State Department official said all sides agree they are not prisoners of war, with a White House meeting next week expected to settle U.S. position. Sean McCormick of the NSC said fighters are not POWs, while Powell weighs possible case by case identification. Human rights groups criticize treatment at Guantanamo Bay as detainees number over 150 in outdoor enclosures.
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