Bush cuts down the middle on broccoli question
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Facing a issue that once tripped up his father, US President George W. Bush told adoring supporters that he likes broccoli. Part of it, anyway.
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President Bush's lead over  Democratic challenger Sen. John Kerry has narrowed since their  debate with four polls released on Monday showing the race tied  or slightly favoring the incumbent.
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Seeking to play down tensions, candidates, and former president, tone down comments.
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President Bush pauses as he responds to question during a presss conference at the Eisenhower Executive Office Building of the White House, Thursday, Nov. 4, 2004 in Washington.
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A quick look at where President Bush stands on key issues:
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For months, President Bush has been courting his core conservative supporters. Now, in a New York minute, he's shifting his focus to moderates, independents and Democrats not entirely sold on John Kerry. He wants to be known as the "compassionate conservative" again.
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SUNRISE, Fla. - President Bush on Saturday questioned Sen...
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The Bush administration announced new rules Thursday to allow U.S. farmers who grow tomatoes, strawberries and other crops to continue using methyl bromide, an ozone-depleting pesticide that had been scheduled to be phased out worldwide next year.
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US President George W. Bush waivered on Wednesday restrictions on providing funds to the Palestinian authority. The waivering of restrictions on providing funds to the Palestinian
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President Bush said he was moving to block a provision that could expose Iraq to legal claims dating to Saddam Husseinâs rule.
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By The Kansas City Star, Mo.  Mar. 4--The Bush administration is proposing an $87.8 billion farm bill that would cut overall agricultural spending, boost funding of conservation programs and reduce the number of wealthy farmers eligible for taxpayer subsidies.
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The US is moving towards further reductions in abortions, President Bush tells pro-life campaigners in Washington.
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By Bloomberg News. The Bush administration yesterday appealed a trade panel&#39;s decision that effectively struck down United States tariffs on $4.6 billion a year of Canadian lumber.
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Snacks sold in schools will have to cut the fat, sugar and salt under the latest crackdown on junk food won by former President Clinton.
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The move could defuse a confrontation with the Bush administration, which is considering a limit on clothing imports because of fears that China's textile industry will swamp producers in the United States.
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This article was reported by Elisabeth Bumiller, David M. Halbfinger and David E. Rosenbaum and written by Ms. Bumiller. WASHINGTON, Nov. 3 - In the closing hours of President Bush&#39;s
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The Bush administration and some of its critics squared off yesterday over whether the Food and Drug Administration is doing an adequate