- Senate vote on immigration legislation is set for today; Karl Rove “got a cold reception” from Republican lawmakers. [WP, NYT, LAT, USAT]
- Legal analysts say FBI raid on Rep. William Jefferson‘s congressional office was probably legal; Reps. Hastert and Pelosi demand seized documents be returned. [WP, WP, NYT, LAT, USAT]
- Cheney wanted to “get all the facts out,” according to Lewis Libby‘s testimony; new filing indicates the vice president may be called to testify. [WP, NYT, LAT]
- Speaker Hastert is “in the mix” of the FBI’s investigation of congressional corruption, ABC News maintains despite denials from the Hill and the Justice Department. [ABC News]
- Database of immigrants will need more than $1B in upgrades; labor, big business, and civil-liberties advocates oppose the plan. [WP]
- Prosecutor says David Safavian, former procurement official, repeatedly “lied, concealed and misled” investigators about his dealings with Jack Abramoff. [WP, NYT]
- Loss of unity among Republicans is fueled by worries about the election. [W$J]
- Fiscal conservatives take on Republican leadership in attempt to reduce earmarks and pet projects. [NYT]
- Bush: “Let’s quit the debate about whether greenhouse gases are caused by mankind or by natural causes; let’s just focus on technologies that deal with the issue. Nuclear power will help us deal with the issue of greenhouse gases.” [NYT]
- Bush appoints editor in chief of the American Enterprise magazine to be his top domestic policy advisor. [WP, NYT]
- Robert Zoellick will resign as Rice‘s deputy, sources say. [NYT]
- McCain returns donations to his PAC made by Texas businessmen under investigation. [WP]
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