Bush Defends Record, Protesters Hit NY Streets
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President Bush, on the road to next week's Republican convention, defended his economic record in hard-hit Ohio on Saturday as abortion-rights activists marched through New York City on the leading edge of a wave of anti-Bush protests.
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(World News) New York, Aug 24 : As the countdown for next week&#39;s four-day Republican Party National Convention begins, the New York City police prepare to tackle tens of thousands of anti-Bush protestors who plan to swamp the city at the time.
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Canadian officials Friday defended using undercover police to pose as protesters during a visit this week by President Bush, and denied allegations the officers tried to instigate violence.
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Opponents of President Bush take to the streets of New York for a protest march ahead of the Republican convention.
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Thousands of demonstrators took to the streets today to protest President Bush's presence at a weekend summit meeting that they accused of fostering economic inequality and exploitation.
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Ottawa - George W Bush, US President, is on his first official visit to Canada with a view to mending fences with his neighbor. He faced anti-US President protesters, who scuffled with police outside parliament in Ottawa.
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Hundreds of thousands of protesters flooded the streets of New York to condemn President Bush on the eve of the Republican convention on Sunday, but Vice President Dick Cheney praised Bush's "calm" leadership after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.
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Hundreds of thousands of demonstrators  toting colorful banners and shouting "no more Bush" took to  Manhattan's streets on Sunday, the day before the Republican  convention opens, to decry the Iraq war and President Bush's  policies.
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Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad defended his nation's human rights record on Monday as hundreds of people gathered outside the U.N. and Columbia University to protest appearances by the hard-line leader
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Bearing flag-draped boxes resembling coffins and fly-swatters with President Bush's image, more than 100,000 protesters swarmed Manhattan's streets Sunday on the eve of the Republican National Convention to demand that the president be turned out of office.
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NEW YORK - Tens of thousands of Bush administration opponents poured into Manhattan's streets Sunday on the eve of the Republican National Convention, angrily denouncing the war in Iraq and demanding the United States withdraw its forces.    Flanked by police in riot gear and led by a line of celebrities including actor Danny Glover and filmmaker Michael Moore, the protesters moved through the fortified city on a circular route that took them through midtown and past Madison Square Garden, where the convention opens Monday...
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NEW YORK (Back Stage) - Tens of thousands of political  activists are scheduled to protest in New York City during the  Republican National Convention (Aug. 30-Sept. 2), much of it  against the incumbent president's controversial economic and  foreign policies. By contrast, much of the performing arts  community will do what it does best -- perform.
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New York Police arrested more than 900  people late on Tuesday as anti-Bush activists blocked traffic,  staged anti-war protests and harassed Republican delegates on  the second day of a convention to nominate President Bush to a  second term.
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Protests -- and arrests -- began in New York on Thursday, days before the start of the Republican convention, where President Bush will be nominated for re-election in a city that voted overwhelmingly for his opponent four years ago.
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NEW YORK A roaring river of demonstrators surged through the canyons of Manhattan on the eve of the Republican National Convention in the city&#39;s largest political protest in decades, a raucous but peaceful spectacle that pilloried George W. Bush and
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More than 100,000 people peacefully marched through the heart of Manhattan Sunday to protest against President Bush and his policies, highlighting the nation&#39;s deep political
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A week of rallies, marches and nearly 1,800 arrests left anti-Bush protesters drained and the city refuting allegations that demonstrators were held too long in police custody.