On Capitol Hill this week, lawmakers are set to continue to grapple with the best response to the rising tide of home foreclosures.
But the Bush administration says it has a solution in place: A nine-month old mortgage refinancing program run by the Federal Housing Administration.
Cracking down on mortgage scammers
While Congress and the Bush administration are focusing on bailing out struggling homeowners and financial companies, another group of federal...
US home foreclosures rise
The number of homes in some stage of being repossessed more than doubled in the three months to June, a report shows.
Schumer: Don't blame me for IndyMac failure
Sen. Charles Schumer said Sunday the Bush administration is trying to "blame the fire on the person who calls 9-1-1" by suggesting he had a role in...
Senators try to block Iraq oil contracts
Two U.S. senators asked the Bush administration Tuesday to stop the Iraqi government from signing imminent no-bid contracts with several U.S. and...
Foreclosures: The fight over the fix
While Congress grapples with how to help troubled homeowners, the Bush administration is expanding a more modest effort to help at-risk borrowers.
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