Rumsfeld: U.S. can fight two major conflicts
U S defense chief says the United States can simultaneously fight Iraq and North Korea if needed while pursuing diplomacy to stop Pyongyang from restarting the Yongbyon reactor. White House officials urge North Korea to restore U N surveillance gear. Myers says the reactor offers little power to the grid.
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Prosecutor denies sole blame for sniper shootings
Fairfax County Commonwealth's Attorney Robert Horan Jr. defended the Malvo case after a New York Times report claimed the 17 year old was responsible for most shootings. He said no one in the investigation is responsible for the leak and criticized the report as dead wrong.
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GOP selects Frist as Senate leader after Lott fall
Senate Republicans unanimously elected Bill Frist of Tennessee as their new majority leader during a 45 minute conference call. Frist vowed to heal party divisions and guide the Senate, as former leader Trent Lott offered support. Top GOP aims in January include extending unemployment benefits and finishing the Fiscal 2003 budget.
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