Bush pledges swift action in FBI records scandal
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ANCHORENA PARK, Uruguay  - President Bush pledged on Saturday to quickly address findings the FBI illegally or improperly obtained private records during terrorism and espionage investigations.
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TOLEDO, Ohio  - President Bush vowed on Friday  that "Americans will not be intimidated or influenced" by a  threatening videotape from Osama bin Laden.
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President Bush asserted executive privilege Thursday and rejected lawmakers' demands for documents that could shed light on the firings of federal prosecutors
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The White House said seven months ago that it had released all the records on President Bush's stateside military service during the Vietnam War, yet new records are still dribbling out as Election Day approaches.
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President Bush on Tuesday refused to rule out an eventual pardon for I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby, leaving open the chance he may wipe away the former White House aide's criminal record
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President George W. Bush faced new pressure on Thursday to explain the legal basis for his warrantless domestic spying program when a Senate panel authorized subpoenas to obtain administration documents.
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In the past year, lawyers for President Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney directed the Secret Service to maintain the confidentiality of visitor logs, declaring them to be presidential records.
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President Bush on Friday signed legislation under which the government will more closely monitor agencies that rate the creditworthiness of corporations with publicly held securities.
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President Bush said Thursday that he would have no comment on the debate over the destruction of CIA tapes until an investigation is completed.
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President Bush said Thursday he would address any wrongdoing uncovered by congressional or other investigations related to the firings of eight federal prosecutors, but added that new allegations have not swayed his support for Attorney General Alberto Gonzales.
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The Bush administration's vow this week to block contempt charges from Congress could prove to be a successful strategy for protecting White House documents about the multiple firings of U.S. attorneys, Democratic legal scholars and legislative aides said yesterday.
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President Bush, trying to build momentum in Congress for his second-term economic agenda, pledged yesterday not to ignore challenges to the nation&#39;s financial health and &quot;leave them to another day.
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FORT MEADE, Maryland  - President George W. Bush urged Congress on Wednesday to expand the government's domestic spying powers permanently, saying a failure to do so would leave the country vulnerable to another terrorist attack.
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Federal prosecutors yesterday ordered the House of Representatives to preserve all documents and other materials related to Mark Foley's electronic communications with male teenage pages, signaling an intensifying investigation by the FBI and the Justice Department into possible criminal activity by...
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President George W. Bush insisted on Thursday he did not learn until recently that the CIA destroyed videotapes of harsh interrogations, and said he would not speak any more in public about the issue currently under investigation by the administration and Congress.
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President Bush always said he would wait to talk about the CIA leak case until after the investigation into his administration's role. On Thursday, he skipped over that step and pronounced the matter old news hardly worth discussing.
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Fresh from a five-state tour promoting his plan to add private accounts to Social Security, President Bush pledged on Saturday to go beyond that proposal and push for an overhaul to make the retirement system permanently solvent.