Miller jailed for refusing to reveal confidential source
New York Times reporter Judith Miller was jailed for refusing to disclose a confidential source to a grand jury probing the Bush administration leak of CIA officer Valerie Plame's name. Time's Matthew Cooper agreed to cooperate after a source waiver, while Miller faces possible further confinement until the grand jury ends in October.
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Bush Defends Gonzales for Possible Supreme Court Nomination
President Bush defended Alberto Gonzales amid conservative opposition as Day O Connor planned retirement. Some conservatives worried about his record on abortion and affirmative action while liberals questioned detainee treatment and executive privilege. Senate support for Gonzales as attorney general contrasted with concerns over a future Supreme Court seat.
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Officials: Little progress on fuel tank safety
Nine years after the TWA Flight 800 crash, FAA says a vapor filtering system can reduce ignition risk but no rule has been proposed. NTSB chief Dan Campbell notes little progress since 1996 despite more knowledge on prevention.
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