Former President George W. Bush is writing a book called “Decision Points”, which is expected to be published in fall 2010. Topics of the book include September 11 attacks and the Hurricane Katrina’s response.

Former Presidents Bush, Clinton, Carter, and the President Elect chatted Wednesday at the White House.

Day five in Gaza and no end to the Israeli bombardment.

The Bush administration came to the rescue of the troubled U.S. auto industry Friday, offering $17.4 billion in loans in exchange for concessions from carmakers and their workers.

The White House is downplaying any expectations that an auto rescue plan will happen soon.

The White House is reassuring General Motors and Chrysler that help is on the way—it’s just taking time to work out details.

An Iraqi official says a reporter who threw his shoes at President Bush is being held for questioning by Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki’s guards and is being tested for alcohol and drugs.

Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice says the potential of a terrorist attack remains the greatest threat facing the United States.

The Associated Press has learned that President George W. Bush has granted pardons to 14 individuals and commuted the prison sentences of two others.

President Bush said Monday that there could be more decisions like the government’s dramatic rescue of Citigroup if other institutions need help.  Hear his statement.

President George W. Bush is in Peru for what will likely be his final international summit while in office.

The president went to the Transportation Department Tuesday morning to announce that additional air travel lanes this holiday season

President George W. Bush will announce steps tomorrow that he hopes will reduce air traffic congestion and long flight delays during the upcoming holiday season.

The Bush administration has informed top lawmakers it does not intend to use at least half the $700 billion bailout fund that Congress approved this fall to aid the financial industry.

The stated goal of the first-ever leaders’ summit of the Group of 20 this weekend is to examine the causes of the crisis and to begin mapping out principles for a response.