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Democrats on the House Intelligence Committee expect to approve a major intelligence bill today that would bar the CIA from using torture during interrogations and prevent intelligence agencies from hiring contractors to detain and ...
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5/8/2008 AM Contents
- Supplemental Continues On Two Tracks
- Finalized Farm Bill Might Become Law Without President Bush’s Signature
- Rockefeller Floats Proposal To Break Impasse Over FISA
- DeGette Hopes New Stem-Cell Bill Lays Path For Future
- Gulf Coast Senators Come Up Short On Flood Amendments
- Despite Bush Opposition, Dodd Will Proceed With Markup
- FBI Withdraws NSL Subpoena, Freeing Target To Talk
- Senators Say Rural Air Service Will Suffer Due To Merger
- Dems Target Attention On Strategic Reserve, Tax Incentives
- House Panel Cuts European Missile Defense Site By $232M
- House Dems Plan To Add Torture Ban To Authorization Bill
- 'Orphan Works' Measure Moves To Full House Committee
- CFTC Chief Rejects Claims Speculators Drive Oil Price Up
PEOPLE
LOOKING IN
HILL BRIEFS
- Foreign Trade Council Pushes FTA And TAA
- Three Senators Press Treasury On Currency Manipulation
- Lawmakers From Both Parties Warn Bush On Nuclear Pact
- Special Counsel Scott Bloch Must Resign, Rep. Davis Says
- Waxman Challenges Leavitt About New Medicaid Rules
- Goal Is Doha Deal This Year, Schwab Says In State Speech
- Let The Word Go Forth: St. Paul Welcomes GOP
- Rush Clarifies Letter To FCC On XM-Sirius Radio Merger
- Justice Directs New Funds To Project Safe Childhood
MARKUP REPORTS
- House Administration OKs Grants For Paper Balloting
- Child Health Center Bill Advances To House Floor
- House Bill Would Build On Nanotech Initiative
- Pediatric Cancer Bill Clears House Panel
- Natural Resources Clears Bill Establishing Centennial Fund
POLITICAL ROUNDUP
- Democratic Candidate Abandons Campaign For Young's Seat
- Lautenberg Agrees To Second Debate With Primary Foes
