President Bush is putting the finishing touches on a revised strategy for Iraq. There are indications he will call for a major short-term troop increase, as well as money for a massive job-training program. But as VOA White House Correspondent Paula Wolfson reports, there is growing skepticism on Capitol Hill.

U.S. President George W. Bush's expected plan to send more troops to Iraq is already running into opposition in Washington, with Republicans joining Democrats in questioning the plan before the president has even rolled it out.

The murder of ex-President Saddam Hussein in Baghdad was perhaps the worst example of political blindness shown by the inept, incompetent and incapacitated Bush regime.

Today, Saddam Hussein was executed after receiving a fair trial - the kind of justice he denied the victims of his brutal regime.

Former President Gerald Ford was remembered by President Bush as a "great American" who spent "the best years of his life" serving the U.S. VOA's Jim Bertel has more on reaction to the death of America's 38th president.

A study says British Prime Minister Tony Blair's foreign-policy ambitions have stalled because he is unable to exert real influence on the White House -- despite offering the U.S. unflinching support.

Tony Blair insisted that the Iraq Study Group's (ISG) report offered a "strong way forward'' for the US and Britain, following talks with President Bush in Washington.

U.S. President George Bush says he will work with Republicans and Democrats in Congress to find a new way forward in Iraq. VOA White House Correspondent Scott Stearns reports, Mr. Bush met with congressional leaders to discuss this week's report on Iraq by a bipartisan group of foreign policy experts.