The education nominee first impressed President Bush in the late &#39; ...
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Margaret Spellings, who was nominated Wednesday as secretary of education, arrived from Texas four years ago as a divorced single mother and member of President Bush&#39;s inner circle.
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President Bush on Saturday praised the No Child Left Behind Act as &quot;a bipartisan law that is challenging the soft bigotry of low expectations in public education.
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President Bush came to Florida on Thursday and publicly complimented Rep. Katherine Harris for the first time since she won the GOP Senate nomination over the opposition of her own party.
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President George W. Bush named Alberto Gonzales as his choice for attorney general yesterday, picking a close personal friend who has a compelling personal story but who many say
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IN THE second presidential debate George Bush performed far better than he had in the first debate. This, however, doesn&#39;t mean the debate was a draw.
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By Emma D. Sapong  A Williamsville School District science teacher with a flair for making his class accessible and fun for sixth-graders has been honored by President Bush with the nation's top award for science educators.
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President Bush asked for it. Sen. John Kerry voted for it. Both candidates now find their education agendas driven by the No Child Left Behind law.
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The state that launched George W. Bush on the road to the White House and rejuvenated John F. Kerry&#39;s presidential hopes took
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President Bush promoted Margaret Spellings, his domestic policy adviser, on Wednesday to serve as Education secretary. She will replace departing secretary Rod Paige if she wins Senate confirmation.
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George W. Bush is in line to be the first president since World War II to preside over an economy in which federal government employment rose more rapidly than private sector employment.
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WASHINGTON A graduate of Franklin and Marshall College in Lancaster (Pennsylvania) is President Bush&#39;s choice to head the Republican Party.
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President George W. Bush has won a second term in the White House, defeating Senator John F. Kerry. The Democrat from Massachusetts called the president yesterday morning to congratulate him, ending the possibility
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George W. Bush accepted the Republican nomination, outlining proposals that he said would address education, health care and jobs, while battering Senator John Kerry.
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Highlights of President Bush's second-term education proposals:
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President Bush received a potential boost on Friday in his bid for re-election when a court ruled that independent candidate Ralph Nader, who experts believe helped
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WASHINGTON -- President Bush today will nominate Margaret Spellings, his chief domestic policy adviser, as secretary of education -- making her the third senior White House staff member selected to lead a key agency in his second term -- senior
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The bond between President Bush and Bernard B. Kerik was a key factor in Mr. Bush's decision to nominate the former police commissioner to head homeland security.