White House gatecrashers summoned to Congress

The US Congress is to subpoena the White House gatecrashers to reveal how they got into a state dinner without an invitation.

Thu, 10 Dec, 2009 - 08:19

The US Congress is to subpoena the White House gatecrashers to reveal how they got into a state dinner without an invitation.

The House Homeland Security Committee voted last night to compel the attention-hungry couple to answer questions about the November 24 incident.

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