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WASHINGTON -- With Congress returning Monday to deal with an auto industry in dire financial straits, the Bush White House stressed that it supports help, but not at the expense of the $700 billion Wall Street rescue program.
Democrats' efforts to help the jobless and the auto industry could be foiled by the GOP's bid to cut spending. Tuesday: House Financial Services Committee hearing on the financial bailout; trial set in Los Angeles for Lori Drew...
WASHINGTON -- Allies of U.S. Rep. John Dingell warned Friday that the possible ouster of the Dearborn Democrat as chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Committee could delay legislation to curb greenhouse gases and expand...
