House Democrats asked a Justice Department aide Tuesday to come to Capitol Hill in the next week for a private interview on the ousters of eight federal prosecutors. They said she can't simply refuse to testify.

Monica Goodling, who has said she would assert her Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination to avoid appearing, must tell Congress which questions she's refusing to answer, Reps. John Conyers of Michigan and Linda Sanchez of California said in a letter to John Dowd, her lawyer.

After Goodling was subpoenaed by the Senate Judiciary Committee, Dowd called the congressional investigation a perjury trap for his client and said she could be in legal jeopardy even if she testified truthfully.

Five fifth-grade students were arrested on criminal charges Tuesday after authorities said four of them had sex in front of other students in an unsupervised classroom one day last month.

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