Bush urges Congress to ratify military tribunals
Judiciary panel vows policy review
WASHINGTON -- Bush administration officials yesterday asked Congress to endorse the special military tribunals established by the president to try prisoners captured in the war on terror, but Republicans and Democrats alike balked at giving the White House quick legislative approval to a controversial system that the Supreme Court invalidated just two weeks ago. (Full article: 1196 words)
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