Bush, George W.
The Bush administration has abruptly removed Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Director Michael D. Brown from overseeing the response to Hurricane Katrina, replacing him with Vice Adm. Thad W. Allen of the Coast Guard in a bid to improve the administration's response to the devastating storm. The decision
Bush, George W.
As the news of the passing of Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist sparked an extraordinary political climate in Washington, President Bush urged swift action to replace him, while the Senate's Republican leadership signaled alterations to the confirmation hearings for the vacant seat of Justice Sandra Day O'
Bush, George W.
President Bush embarked on a tour of the Gulf Coast, visiting areas ravaged by Hurricane Katrina, as criticism of the federal government's response continued to mount. Mr. Bush acknowledged that the response had fallen short and promised to provide long-term support, but his visit was met with skepticism
Bush, George W.
A raging debate emerged on Thursday over President Bush's response to the devastating aftermath of Hurricane Katrina as Democrats, local officials, and citizens lambasted the president for his perceived slow response, leaving thousands stranded and desperate for aid. In a rare morning television appearance, President Bush defended his
Bush, George W.
President Bush's attempt to justify the US presence in Iraq as a tribute to the fallen soldiers, rather than a genuine effort to stabilize the country or combat terrorism, has been met with skepticism and concern from families of fallen soldiers and the general public. His speech to
Bush, George W.
The second administration of George W. Bush is driving an ambitious domestic agenda, taking advantage of Republican majorities in the House and Senate, but contentious policies face strong resistance from Democrats and will test unity within the Republican ranks. With the Federal Reserve concerned about domestic asset bubbles and inflation
Bush, George W.
Crawford, a small town with about 800 residents, has undergone significant changes since 1999 when President Bush and his wife purchased the Prairie Chapel Ranch. The town, which was previously unknown to tourists, has gained a new level of prominence due to the president's frequent visits. As a
Bush, George W.
President George W. Bush has taken up mountain biking as a way to stay fit, and his enthusiasm is spreading to other baby boomers who are looking for low-impact exercise alternatives. At 59 years old, Bush is part of the growing demographic that is seeking ways to maintain their physical
Bush, George W.
The Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, General Richard B. Myers, has cautioned that the timeline for US troop withdrawal from Iraq remains uncertain, citing the need for Iraqi security forces to demonstrate their capabilities to take the lead in battling the insurgency. Despite progress in establishing viable security
Bush, George W.
As the summer months slow down, a new face has emerged in the media spotlight - Cindy Sheehan, a mother whose son was killed in Iraq last year. Sheehan has set up camp near President Bush's ranch in Crawford, Texas, refusing to leave until the President agrees to
Bush, George W.
Cindy Sheehan, the mother of Specialist Casey A. Sheehan, a 24-year-old American soldier killed in Iraq, led a protest march on President Bush's ranch in Crawford, Texas, on Saturday, prompting a meeting with two senior White House officials. The protest was a symbol of the growing antiwar sentiment
Bush, George W.
The newly proposed energy legislation, set to be signed into law by President George W. Bush, aims to tap more domestic energy resources. However, the White House and lawmakers concede that the bill will not bring about a significant shift in US supply or demand. The legislation has removed key
