Debate on War on Terror After Bin Laden Absence
Senate leader Daschle questions progress in the war on terror as bin Laden remains elusive. Rumsfeld dodges the question while analysts differ on whether the United States is winning. U.S. and allied forces pursue al Qaida across Afghanistan, using drones, special squads, and intelligence, with bin Laden's fate uncertain.
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Terror insurance bill clears initial House approval
The proposal would have the government cover up to 90 percent of insured losses from major attacks for three years while insurers pay the first 15 billion annually. The plan seeks to shield taxpayers and spur the economy as Congress rushes final yearend bills.
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