Republicans, breaking sharply with President George W. Bush, refused to back federal aid for Detroit's beleaguered Big Three
Union balks and $14B auto bailout dies in Senate
WASHINGTON (AP) - A bailout-weary Congress killed a $14 billion package to aid struggling U.S. automakers Thursday night after a partisan dispute over union wage cuts derailed a last-ditch effort to revive the emergency aid before year's end.
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