- Making News: London Identifies Four Suicide Bombers
As the death count rose to 53, all activity in London stopped for two minutes today to remember the people who died in the terrorist bombings exactly one week ago. Meantime, Scotland Yard confirmed the names of two bombers and released videotape of the one thought to have killed himself on the No. 30 bus, asking for help from the public in identifying him. Sebastian Rotella is reporting from London for the Los Angeles Times. - Reporter's Notebook: Did Valerie Plame's Outing Compromise CIA Assets?
President Bush refused to comment yesterday on whether he still supports his top political aide. Democrats are demanding Karl Rove's ouster for allegedly leaking the identity of Valerie Plame to discredit her husband, former Ambassador Joseph Wilson. Republicans say that's dirty politics. Larry Johnson, former counterterrorism official in the State Department, worked with Plame when he was an analyst for the CIA.
Official update on London bombing victims, investigation
Metropolitan Police Service releases picture of Hasib Hussain
Rotella's article on London bombing suspects' links to al Qaeda
Testimony of DHS Secretary Chertoff to House Committee on Homeland Security
Secretary Chertoff on DHS Six-Point Agenda
DHS Six-Point Agenda, Secretary Chertoff's proposal
DHS Organizational Chart, proposed
Nunn-Lugar Cooperative Threat Reduction Program
Joseph Wilson calls for President Bush to fire Karl Rove, Associated Press on