Bush Signals Tougher Embryo Research Limits
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President Bush plans to press for  even stricter limits on human embryo research and has no  intention of softening restrictions on stem cell research, a  senior administration official said on Thursday.
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The proposal to spend $3 billion on embryonic stem cell research is a virtual end-run around the Bush administration.
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Pushing back against the Democratic-led Congress, President Bush intends to veto a bill Wednesday that would have eased restraints on federally funded embryonic stem cell research &#151; work that supporters say holds promise for fighting disease.
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Why didn&#39;t Bush outright prohibit the research, if he truly believed destroying embryos is killing? BY RAMESH PONNURU. Ramesh Ponnuru is a senior editor at the National Review.
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President George W. Bush on Wednesday for the second time vetoed legislation to expand federally funded embryonic stem cell research, the White House said.
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The Bush administration on  Friday urged quick U.N. action on a global treaty to ban all  cloning of human embryos, including for medical research, but  diplomats said the measure would go nowhere before the Nov. 2  U.S. elections.
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Debate will now be political President Bush has used his veto to kill another bill that would have lifted some of the restrictions on research using human embryonic stem cells.â¦
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In his final State of the Union address, President Bush praised "reprogramming" as an ethical way to get embryonic stem cells and called on Congress to ban cloning.
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First lady Laura Bush and Democratic vice presidential nominee John Edwards clashed on Monday over whether President Bush's restrictions on stem cell research should be maintained or lifted.
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A shortage of laboratory apes and monkeys could be holding back research into new drug treatments and genetics, it is claimed.
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With President George W. Bush   threatening his first veto, the Senate opened debate on Monday   on a bill to expand federal funding for embryonic stem cell   research beyond the narrow limits set by the president in 2001.
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A child with diabetes and a paralyzed 23-year-old joined Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton on Friday in urging President Bush to loosen restraints on money for embryonic stem cell research.
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THIS summer marks the third anniversary of President Bush&#39;s announcement of his policy on stem cell research. In the intervening years, the subject has become a polarizing flash point for American politics and a focal point for the presidential campaign.
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President Bush vetoed legislation this afternoon to expand federally funded embryonic stem cell research, as the White House sought to emphasize scientific advances that would allow researchers to pursue the potentially life-saving work without destroying human embryos.
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President Bush hasn't seen the last of legislation to allow federal funding for new embryonic stem cell research.
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New research is casting doubts on the usefulness of the human embryonic stem cells available under the White House&#39;s research policy.
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All of the human embryonic stem cells available to federally funded scientists under President Bush&#39;s three-year-old research policy share a previously unrecognized trait that