The "shock and awe" bombing campaign had just begun in Baghdad when President Bush strolled across the White House's South Lawn and, as is his habit on Friday afternoons, boarded...
President Bush on Thursday said he would decide in "weeks, not months" whether to invade Iraq and expressed support for Arab efforts to persuade Iraqi President Saddam Hussein to go...
John Snow, nominated Monday to be treasury secretary, immediately announced that he was resigning from the Augusta National Golf Club, reducing the possibility that the club's policy of refusing to...
Despite the widespread assumption among European, Arab and domestic critics that the Bush administration is targeting Iraq for its oil, not its weapons of mass destruction, it's not at all...
Chastising the Democrat-controlled Senate for holding up his candidates for federal judgeships, President Bush proposed Wednesday a series of reforms for the judicial confirmation process that Democrats rejected as political...
As he directs a war in Afghanistan and prepares for a possible second fight in Iraq, President Bush's first order of business last week was at a nondescript banquet hall...
A 50-page intelligence dossier released by the British government Tuesday warned that Iraq possesses large caches of biological and chemical weapons, that it had the will to use these weapons...
While portraying Iraq as a serious threat to American security, President Bush and his top advisers made a concerted effort Wednesday to reassure European and Arab allies that the administration...
On the eve of a U.S. peace mission to the Middle East, Israeli troops stepped up their pressure on Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza Strip on Wednesday despite...
President Bush and Chinese President Jiang Zemin met Thursday to lay out their views on such issues as North Korea and the lack of religious freedom in China, with Jiang...