 July 29, 2009Politics |
 House leaders and a faction of fiscally conservative Democrats who had stalled the bill apparently reached a compromise after days of fitful negotiations. Facing worrying public opinion among those who have health care, the president adjusts his message a bit to emphasize what he wants to guarantee in any plan. ADVERTISEMENT  Senator Max Baucus said on Wednesday that negotiators had pared the cost of the compromise bill to under $900 billion over 10 years. More Politics NewsHomeland Security Secretary Janet A. Napolitano sought to recast the way Americans view terrorism.  Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates said that as many as 5,000 U.S. troops might leave Iraq earlier than planned. The measure would require states to ban driving while texting or face the loss of highway funds. | The case of a young detainee captured in Afghanistan has turned into a showdown between the courts and the executive branch. Charles E. F. Millard, head of the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation, is under investigation for inappropriate contacts with Wall Street firms seeking to obtain lucrative contracts. Multimedia Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger discusses the California budget and his political future with John Harwood of The New York Times and CNBC.  |
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