Automakers need to make case for government aid
WASHINGTON (AP) _ Detroit 's embattled automakers have two weeks to show a skeptical Congress how a multibillion-dollar lifeline will help them keep the industry from imploding.
A bailout-shy Congress punted a $25 billion auto industry rescue on Thursday, as Democratic leaders said they wouldn't help the beleaguered Big Three until the companies presented them with a plan showing how the federal fundi...
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