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Bush: Mideast leaders open to compromise
Nov 26 2007 11:09PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - President Bush stepped cautiously into the most direct Mideast peacemaking of his administration on Monday, meeting separately with the leaders of Israel and the Palestinian Authority to explore whether peace is possible. "Difficult compromises" will be required but the Israeli and Palestinian leaders are committed to making them, he said.
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Bush: Mideast leaders open to compromise
Nov 26 2007 11:09PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - President Bush stepped cautiously into the most direct Mideast peacemaking of his administration on Monday, meeting separately with the leaders of Israel and the Palestinian Authority to explore whether peace is possible. "Difficult compromises" will be required but the Israeli and Palestinian leaders are committed to making them, he said.
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Bush: Mideast leaders open to compromise
Nov 26 2007 11:09PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - President Bush stepped cautiously into the most direct Mideast peacemaking of his administration on Monday, meeting separately with the leaders of Israel and the Palestinian Authority to explore whether peace is possible. "Difficult compromises" will be required but the Israeli and Palestinian leaders are committed to making them, he said.
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Bush: Mideast leaders open to compromise
Nov 26 2007 11:09PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - President Bush stepped cautiously into the most direct Mideast peacemaking of his administration on Monday, meeting separately with the leaders of Israel and the Palestinian Authority to explore whether peace is possible. "Difficult compromises" will be required but the Israeli and Palestinian leaders are committed to making them, he said.
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Bush: Mideast leaders open to compromise
Nov 26 2007 11:09PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - President Bush stepped cautiously into the most direct Mideast peacemaking of his administration on Monday, meeting separately with the leaders of Israel and the Palestinian Authority to explore whether peace is possible. "Difficult compromises" will be required but the Israeli and Palestinian leaders are committed to making them, he said.
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Bush welcomes Gore to Oval Office
Nov 26 2007 11:07PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - Talk about an inconvenient truth. Al Gore finally won his place in the Oval Office on Monday _ right next to George W. Bush. Forever linked by the closest and craziest presidential race in history, the two men were reunited by, of all things, White House tradition.
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Bush welcomes Gore to Oval Office
Nov 26 2007 11:07PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - Talk about an inconvenient truth. Al Gore finally won his place in the Oval Office on Monday _ right next to George W. Bush. Forever linked by the closest and craziest presidential race in history, the two men were reunited by, of all things, White House tradition.
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Bush welcomes Gore to Oval Office
Nov 26 2007 11:07PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - Talk about an inconvenient truth. Al Gore finally won his place in the Oval Office on Monday _ right next to George W. Bush. Forever linked by the closest and craziest presidential race in history, the two men were reunited by, of all things, White House tradition.
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Bush slams Russian hit on demonstrators
Nov 26 2007 10:38PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - President Bush criticized Russian authorities on Monday for how they broke up weekend election demonstrations against President Vladimir Putin.
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US, Iraq deal sees long-term US presence
Nov 26 2007 9:53PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - President Bush on Monday signed a deal setting the foundation for a potential long-term U.S. troop presence in Iraq, with details to be negotiated over matters that have defined the war debate at home _ how many U.S. forces will stay in the country, and for how long.
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Cheney's heart restored to normal rhythm
Nov 26 2007 9:11PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - Doctors administered an electrical shock to Vice President Dick Cheney's heart and restored it to a normal rhythm during a 2 1/2 hour hospital visit Monday. The procedure was described as a low-risk, standard practice. Cheney, 66, went home from George Washington University Hospital and was expected back at work on Tuesday.
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Cheney's heart restored to normal rhythm
Nov 26 2007 9:11PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - Doctors administered an electrical shock to Vice President Dick Cheney's heart and restored it to a normal rhythm during a 2 1/2 hour hospital visit Monday. The procedure was described as a low-risk, standard practice. Cheney, 66, went home from George Washington University Hospital and was expected back at work on Tuesday.
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Peace conference new to Annapolitans
Nov 26 2007 8:47PM (CT)
ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) - Morning rush hour may feature some new challenges Tuesday for Baltimore-Washington commuters, thanks to this week's Mideast peace conference.
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First summit demonstration peaceful
Nov 26 2007 6:25PM (CT)
ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) - Authorities barred visitors to the U.S. Naval Academy on Monday in preparation for this week's Mideast peace conference and prepared to block off streets and waterways before representatives from Israel, Arab states and international envoys gather for a daylong meeting.
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First summit demonstration peaceful
Nov 26 2007 6:25PM (CT)
ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) - Authorities barred visitors to the U.S. Naval Academy on Monday in preparation for this week's Mideast peace conference and prepared to block off streets and waterways before representatives from Israel, Arab states and international envoys gather for a daylong meeting.
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Challenges brew over 'state secrets'
Nov 26 2007 6:24PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - In federal courts and on Capitol Hill, challenges are brewing to a key legal strategy President Bush is using to protect a secret surveillance program that monitors phone calls and e-mails inside the United States.
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