Meanwhile, Bush administration officials have been growing increasingly concerned about possible infiltration of Western companies and financial markets by suspected organized-crime figures with ties to the Russian government, according to administration officials, lawmakers and law-enforcement officials.

WSJ: Russia's Deripaska Faces Western Investigations

In the meantime, health plans with waivers must tell consumers their coverage is subject to an annual dollar limit lower than usually allowed under the law, according to new disclosure requirements the administration released Friday.

WSJ: Obama Administration to End New Waivers Under Health Law