This morning's top stories:
- In the House, Democratic leaders believe they have the votes to end the war in Iraq by September 2008 as part of a military spending bill, and are expected to vote today.
- In Texas, immigrants entering the country illegally had to be caught at least six times before they were prosecuted, according to Justice Department memos.
- The brinkmanship between Congress and the White House over the testimony of top Bush aides in the probe into the U.S. attorney firings is being negotiated between the Senate Judiciary Committee and Fred Fielding, the White House counsel, the AP reports.
- A Japanese real-estate mogul in Hawaii has donated eight mansions to the Native Hawaiian homeless.
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