Emphasizing that "we are at war with an enemy who wants to hurt us again," President Bush on Sunday strongly defended the domestic eavesdropping program that began in 2002 and...
Seeking to shore up Americans' sinking support for the Iraq war, President Bush on Wednesday presented a picture of Iraq now climbing back from economic ruin with U.S. help and...
Seeking to quell unrest on his conservative flank, President Bush defended Supreme Court nominee Harriet Miers on Tuesday, insisting that she was "the best person I could find" for the...
For more than a year, a modest bungalow a few miles from President Bush's ranch and known as "Peace House" served as the somewhat forlorn local headquarters for anti-war activists....
WASHINGTON - President Bush said yesterday that he would not judge the role that senior aide Karl Rove might have played in revealing the identity of a CIA agent until...
President Bush signed the most sweeping overhaul of the nation's intelligence-gathering apparatus in a half-century Friday, a move he said would bolster America's defenses against "stateless networks" of terrorists. But...
President Bush on Wednesday asked Treasury Secretary John Snow to remain the job during his second term, ending more than a week of speculation and high-level leaks that suggested the...
The changing of the guard in the Bush administration continued Friday with the resignation of Health and Human Services Secretary Tommy Thompson. But officials said one of the most prominent...
TOPEKA, Kan. - In separate speeches yesterday, President Bush and Sen. John Kerry hailed the landmark 1954 Supreme Court ruling that outlawed state-sanctioned school segregation, but they also cautioned that...
A woman evaded security and rammed a car into a building where President Bush had just finished a speech Saturday in northern Mississippi. The president was in "no danger" during...