Truman's Trials Resonate for Bush
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He led the United States into war and saw his popularity plummet, yet some 60 years later his reputation has never been higher: It's small wonder Harry S. Truman seems to hold a special fascination for President Bush these days.
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BAGHDAD, Iraq -- The former director of the Iraqi war crimes tribunal said politics could create &quot;show trials&quot; for Saddam Hussein and other former Iraqi leaders.
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After more than three years of appointment battles, President Bush's ambitions for the courts are clear, but his record is mixed.
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President Bush is reveling in winning the popular vote and feels he can no longer be considered a one-term accident of history.
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A measure President Bush proposed would create tribunals similar to those that the Supreme Court rejected in June.
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US President George W. Bush faced fresh questions about his Vietnam War-era service as he and his Democratic rival, Senator John Kerry, campaigned in key states ahead of the November 2 election.
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President Bush expressed sadness over the conviction of the vice presidentâs former chief of staff, while a spokesman tried to douse speculation about a pardon.
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New court proceedings serve as a reminder that when the president is no longer president, he may be in trouble
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The sentence was expected to prompt supporters of I. Lewis Libby Jr. to accelerate calls for a pardon from President Bush.
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President George W. Bush's broad assertions of power in his war on terrorism are under assault by U.S. judges who have rejected his indefinite imprisonment of enemy combatants and the domestic spying program.
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New military trial rules for terrorism suspects that President George W. Bush endorsed and Congress approved will draw vigorous court challenges and could be struck down for violating rights guaranteed under the U.S. Constitution, critics and legal experts said.
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US death penalty opponents hope that Democrat John Kerry, a former prosecutor who opposes executions, wins the presidency from George W. Bush, who strongly supports the death penalty.
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About to have lunch, President Bush paused at a television in the small dining room off the Oval Office to watch the verdict in the trial of former White House aide I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby. Disappointed at the result, Bush told aides he was sorry for Libby and his family.
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MANY mourned his death by crying, lighting candles, chanting their idol&#39;s name, or waving banners and small flags calling him President.
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President Bush arrives in the White House, Sunday, Nov. 7, 2004, in Washington. The White House expressed confidence Sunday that President Bush&#39;s judicial nominees will get a fair hearing in the Senate, despite comments from Sen.
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Millions of Americans view President Bush as the candidate most likely to keep Americans safe. But too often, real-life results conflict with Bushâs rhetorical resolve.
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A verdict in the high-profile trial of  key former top White House official Lewis Libby is expected shortly.