Conservative revolt casts doubt on House GOP plan

WASHINGTON -- Conservative Republicans on Tuesday balked at House leaders' pleas to stop whining and back their plan to slash spending and increase the nation's borrowing ability, throwing into doubt the GOP's proposal to rescue the nation from an unprecedented government default. House Speaker John ...

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