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Bush disagrees with Greenspan on economy
Sep 18 2007 5:32PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - President Bush on Tuesday defended his management of the economy and "respectfully" disagreed with former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan, whose new book blisters the president for mishandling the nation's spending.
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Bush asks Congress to back troop levels
Sep 18 2007 5:08PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - President Bush, cheered on by Iraq war veterans and their families on the White House's South Lawn, urged lawmakers Tuesday to back his plan to withdraw some troops from Iraq but keep at least 130,000 through next summer or longer.
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Bush asks Congress to back troop levels
Sep 18 2007 5:08PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - President Bush, cheered on by Iraq war veterans and their families on the White House's South Lawn, urged lawmakers Tuesday to back his plan to withdraw some troops from Iraq but keep at least 130,000 through next summer or longer.
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Bush asks Congress to back troop levels
Sep 18 2007 5:08PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - President Bush, cheered on by Iraq war veterans and their families on the White House's South Lawn, urged lawmakers Tuesday to back his plan to withdraw some troops from Iraq but keep at least 130,000 through next summer or longer.
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Bush asks Congress to back troop levels
Sep 18 2007 5:08PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - President Bush, cheered on by Iraq war veterans and their families on the White House's South Lawn, urged lawmakers Tuesday to back his plan to withdraw some troops from Iraq but keep at least 130,000 through next summer or longer.
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Bush accepts Pentagon position on GPS
Sep 18 2007 4:27PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - President Bush on Tuesday accepted the Pentagon's decision to stop buying Global Positioning System satellites that can intentionally degrade the accuracy of civil signals used for a myriad of purposes _ from tracking aircraft to finding missing skiers.
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Bush picks ex-judge for attorney general
Sep 18 2007 10:15AM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - Former federal judge Michael Mukasey, a tough-on-terrorism jurist with an independent streak, was tapped by President Bush on Monday to take over as attorney general and lead a Justice Department accused of being too close to White House politics.
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Bush picks ex-judge for attorney general
Sep 18 2007 10:15AM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - Former federal judge Michael Mukasey, a tough-on-terrorism jurist with an independent streak, was tapped by President Bush on Monday to take over as attorney general and lead a Justice Department accused of being too close to White House politics.
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Bush picks ex-judge for attorney general
Sep 18 2007 10:15AM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - Former federal judge Michael Mukasey, a tough-on-terrorism jurist with an independent streak, was tapped by President Bush on Monday to take over as attorney general and lead a Justice Department accused of being too close to White House politics.
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Bush picks ex-judge for attorney general
Sep 18 2007 10:15AM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - Former federal judge Michael Mukasey, a tough-on-terrorism jurist with an independent streak, was tapped by President Bush on Monday to take over as attorney general and lead a Justice Department accused of being too close to White House politics.
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Bush picks ex-judge for attorney general
Sep 18 2007 10:15AM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - Former federal judge Michael Mukasey, a tough-on-terrorism jurist with an independent streak, was tapped by President Bush on Monday to take over as attorney general and lead a Justice Department accused of being too close to White House politics.
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