Bush Defends Interrogation Techniques
In His Biggest Speech Since Leaving White House, Former President Said Methods Were Legal and Useful
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Automaker's Bankruptcy Should Have Been Done Six Months Ago, Sen. Richard Shelby Says
By Ben Smith
A 60-Day Review Of The Feds' Computer And Internet Security Efforts Is Complete, But Recommendations Are Likely To Be Divisive
Federal Judge Says It's Constitutional For Police To Take Blood, Cheek Swabs From Anyone Arrested For A Felony
Politico: Supreme Court Nominee Has Staked A Position That Could Have Far-Reaching Political Consequences
Photos Were To Be Released Until Obama Reversed The Decision This Month
By Manu Raju
By Josh Gerstein
Pentagon And White House Dispute Newspaper Report Of Detainee Rape Photos, But Stop Short Of Saying Pictures Don't Exist
Politico: Some Senators Will Have To Carefully Weigh Their Options When Deciding To Vote For Or Against Sotomayor
Politico: Some Say W.H. Fueling Fire With Silence, Should Concede That Sotomayor Made Mistake With 2001 Comment
White House Announces Next Forum Where Obama And World Leaders Will Discuss Economic Progress