Let’s face it: there was about as much chance of President Bush vetoing the $25b auto industry bailout package as, well, Bush vetoing anything. The guy has literally set a 200 year record for fewest vetoes. Then again, he may not have even known or cared that $7.5b of the ...

Congressional funding for the Department of Energy’s (DOE) $25b low-interest loans, designed to help Detroit retool 20-year-old (or older) factories to produce fuel-efficient automobiles, has just cleared the Senate. MSNBC reports that the $634b spending bill (which includes the provision) is now heading ...

... For now. AOPA has announced that a Sept. 23 bill passed by the House of Representatives extends the current taxes on fuel and airline tickets until April 2009. That means, according to AOPA, that "we can declare victory in the battle against user fees" and won't face the threat again until, maybe, ...

Security vulnerabilities in electronic voting machines threaten to skew results in the upcoming national election, says a Republican security expert. Stephen Spoonamore has come forward as a whistleblower willing to testify in an Ohio court case stemming from the 2004 Presidential elections. Security ...

(AHN) - Democratic leaders expressed willingness on Tuesday to continue working with President George W. Bush on a bill allowing the government to spend $700 billion to rescue the nation's financial markets. - Tue, 30 Sep 2008 18:52:09 GMT

Washington (NTB-Reuters): Den økonomiske situasjonen i USA krever at Representantenes hus vedtar redningsplanen for finanssektoren, sier president George W. Bush.

Senatet i USA godkjente onsdag en avtale om sivilt atomsamarbeid med India. Vedtaket er en viktig seier for president George W. Bush.

Den økonomiske situasjonen i USA krever at Representantenes hus vedtar redningsplanen for finanssektoren, sier president George W. Bush.

President George Bush said he signed into law a bill that provided emergency supplemental appropriations for disaster relief,... More

US senators are to vote on a revised bank bail-out scheme in a new drive to tackle the financial crisis which has rocked the US and world economies George Bush and Heny Paulson the treasury secretary