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With valued U.S. assets in space,
military will have to protect them
The nation's expanding commercial stake in space makes it likely the military will be called on to put both offensive and defensive weapons in orbit, the Air Force's top general said. Gen. Michael Ryan, the Air Force chief of staff, said that as the U.S. becomes more dependent on space for communications, surveillance and navigation, the nation's need for space weaponry will increase.
A bill calling for tough safety standards for Mexican trucks in the U.S. passed the Senate. Opponents vowed to renew efforts to kill the bill.
The House began debate on an energy plan backed by President Bush, with intense debate expected over proposals to open up areas of Alaska for drilling and tax breaks for energy companies.
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted 19-0 to ...