Bush makes most of bill-signing events
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President Bush is using all the trappings of his office to showcase popular legislation this election season.
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The U.S. Senate on Thursday passed a   bill setting rules for interrogations and prosecutions of   foreign terrorism suspects, sending it to President George W.   Bush to sign into law.
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A look at some of the initiatives that President Bush is likely to push in his second term, and the unanswered questions that go with them.
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President Bush sought to stem a near- rebellion by members of his own party today by forcefully endorsing the bill.
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President Bush delivers a speech during a rally in the Wacovia Arena at Casey Plaza in Wilkes-barre, Pa., Friday, Oct. 22, 2004. (AP Photo/Carolyn Kaster).
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President Bush on Sunday signed a stopgap spending bill that keeps the government running while Congress sorts out remaining issues related to a more permanent federal spending package.
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President Bush tried to sustain the momentum from last week&#39;s Republican National Convention with a weekend of campaigning focused on his
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It will take President Bush less than a minute to take the oath of office next Thursday, but before the inaugural events are over some &#36;40 million may be spent on parades, parties and pyrotechnics.
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President Bush signed a bill Friday that will require lawmakers to disclose more about their efforts to fund pet projects and raise money from lobbyists, a measure that backers call the biggest ethics reform in decades.
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President Bush darted across the country Friday to raise cash for a pair of political candidates, part of a stepped-up fundraising pace aimed at helping the GOP retain its majority in Congress.
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WASHINGTON - President Bush is dusting off his fund-raiser-in-chief hat and resuming the task of collecting campaign cash for himself and other Republican candidates. He was raising money Friday in Washington and North Carolina and, while down south, was holding an event designed to boost his standing among women voters...
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It's one of the hottest tickets in Washington this winter, and unlike most of the parties planned for President Bush's second inauguration, it's free and the dress is come-however-you-can-stay-warm. But getting one of the 250,000 tickets to Bush's swearing-in ceremony on the steps of the Capitol won't be easy, particularly for people from so-called red states that voted Republican in November.
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President Bush, hoping to build on recent momentum in the White House race, delivers the biggest speech of his campaign on Thursday in the city where the Sept.
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President Bush pressed Congress on Saturday to pass legislation enacting the Sept. 11 commission's anti-terrorism recommendations and promised to keep working until there is a bill he can sign.
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US President George W. Bush signed a bill on Thursday, authorizing 300 million dollars to help victims of violence and support peace talks in Sudan, local mass media reported.
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President Bush rallied congressional Republicans on behalf of his second-term program on Friday, saying that "we know how to set an agenda and work together to achieve it."
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US President George W. Bush rolled across this battleground state, rallying supporters ahead of next week's Republican National Convention, where he will formally be nominated for another four-year term.