Spy Law Lapse Blamed for Lost Information

The Bush administration said yesterday that the government "lost intelligence information" because House Democrats allowed a surveillance law to expire last week, causing some telecommunications companies to refuse to cooperate with terrorism-related wiretapping orders.
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Dan Eggen and Ellen Nakashima

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