9/11 Families Group Rebukes Bush for Impasse on Overhaul
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The principal advocacy group for families of victims of the Sept. 11 attacks blamed President Bush and a group of House Republicans on Wednesday for the failure of Congress
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A veto threat by President  George W. Bush over a measure to expand a government health  program for children triggered outrage on Wednesday from  congressional Democrats and advocacy groups.
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One of America&#039;s closest allies says the war on terrorism fails to address its root causes.
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President Bush and House Democrats traded angry words over whether to grant immunity to telecommunications companies provided private data without warrants after 9/11.
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President Bush, who opposed creation  of the Sept. 11 commission, may have to confront his own party  in Congress if he wants the panel's main intelligence reform  recommendation enacted this year, analysts and officials say.
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Talks over legislation to reform  U.S. spy agencies after the failures exposed by the Sept. 11  attacks stalled on Wednesday in acrimony, with Democrats  accusing President Bush of "failed leadership."
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House and Senate negotiators refused to give ground Wednesday toward a compromise on putting in place the Sept. 11 commission's terror-fighting recommendations. The White House and victims' families appealed for a deal.
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NEW YORK - Buoyed by polls showing President Bush&#39;s ratings on the rise, top Republicans invoked images of Sept. 11 on Sunday as they prepared for a week contrasting Bush&#39;s leadership with what they called inconsistencies in John Kerry&#39;s Senate record.
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MANCHESTER, N.H.  - President Bush on Friday  appeared with relatives of some Americans killed on Sept. 11,  2001, and vowed the country "will not be held captive by fear"  in a message intended to remind voters of his leadership in  that tense period.
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President Bush urged Congress again Saturday to pass the intelligence restructuring bill, but key House opponents appeared to remain firm, and some dissenters began to emerge in the Senate.
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ARGUMENTS: The Bush administration told the U.S. Court of Military Commission Review that discrepancies between the nation's new terrorism law and the way it is being carried out should not stall one of the Pentagon's first terror trials.
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With September 11 still haunting the United States, both President George W. Bush and his Democratic rival, John Kerry, have received endorsements from families of the victims of the terrorist attack.
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A US-based human rights group has challenged Americaâs treatment of 11 al-Qaeda suspects, saying some have âdisappearedâ in US custody while others may have been tortured.
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As US digests mixed report on war strategy, one community says it is time to rebuild.
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Bitter partisan squabbles engulfed Capitol Hill on Tuesday sparked by President Bush's 9/11 speech Monday night that was not supposed to be political.
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President Bush bowed to pressure   from leading senators in his Republican party on Thursday,   revising a bill for interrogating terrorism suspects that   critics had said would allow abusive treatment.
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Top Democrats on Tuesday accused   President Bush of exploiting the September 11 anniversary to   boost his faltering Iraq war policy and asked TV networks to   give them balancing coverage in future.