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Todays Headlines Huge Housing Bill Set to Become Law - The House yesterday easily approved legislation that seeks to slow the steepest slide in house prices in a generation, rescue hundreds of thousands of homeowners at risk of foreclosure and reassure global markets that mortgage-finance giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac will not be allowed to fail. Pentagon Auditors Pressured To Favor Contractors, GAO Says - Auditors at a Pentagon oversight agency were pressured by supervisors to skew their reports on major defense contractors to make them look more favorable instead of exposing wrongdoing and charges of overbilling, according to an 80-page report released yesterday by the Government Accountability... FCC Fines XM, Sirius About $20 Million for Past Violations - The Federal Communications Commission said today it fined XM Satellite Radio and Sirius Satellite Radio about $20 million for past technical violations, in what may be the final step before approving the companies' merger. Ford Posts $8.7B 2Q Loss on Asset Write-Downs - Ford Motors today reported a $8.7 billion loss for the second quarter, the worst quarterly performance in the company's history, and announced a raft of changes meant to ramp up its production of small cars. FCC Close To Backing XM-Sirius Merger - A merger of the nation's two satellite radio operators moved closer to conclusion yesterday with the deciding vote said to be leaning toward the deal, according to sources with knowledge of the negotiations. Fed Report Portrays Stressed Economy - The economy has continued slowing this summer across most of the nation as prices keep rising sharply, according to a report by the Federal Reserve, indicating that the squeeze that has made times tough for Americans throughout 2008 shows no sign of letting up. Gilmore Filed False Information On Campaign Disclosure Forms - RICHMOND -- Former Virginia governor James S. Gilmore III, the state's Republican candidate for the U.S. Senate, submitted false information on two financial disclosure forms that hid his ties to a government contractor embroiled in a legal dispute over allegations that two of its executives had... High-Stakes Race to Unlock a Wider Web - The nation's top technology companies have spent millions of dollars and nearly two years building devices, poring over laptops and working in federal labs trying to come up with a new way of providing high-speed Internet to bandwidth-hungry cities as well as hard-to-reach rural regions. Rangel Acknowledges Seeking Gifts - House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Charles B. Rangel (D-N.Y.) acknowledged yesterday that he hoped his personal entreaties to foundations and corporations would bring in donations to an academic center that bears his name. Court Ruling Tightens Investors' Safety Net - A recent decision by a federal appellate court goes a long way to protect investors. Woman Accused in MySpace Suicide Case Seeks to Have All Charges Dismissed - The lawyer for a Missouri mother accused of creating a fake MySpace page to harass a 13-year-old girl is arguing that charges should be tossed out of court because if she is guilty, then so are millions of Internet users every day. New York Times 2Q profit drops 82 percent - NEW YORK -- New York Times Co. says its second-quarter earnings fell 82 percent from the year-ago quarter boosted by a one-time gain. Meanwhile, print advertising revenue continued to shrink. Call the Cable Guy. Again. - Kenneth Bayes's request to Comcast was routine. He was moving his family from Fairfax to a new townhouse in Haymarket and wanted to transfer his bundled television, Internet and phone services.