U.S. President George Bush says violence in Iraq is at its lowest level in four years, as the United States reduces the tour lengths of U.S. troops there.

The White House this morning released a statement by President and Mrs. Laura Bush who express their sympathy on the death of former White House Press Secretary Tony Snow who died of Colon cancer.

U.S. President George Bush is calling on Iran's leaders to drop their objections to a modified package of incentives put forward by the five UN permanent Security Council members plus Germany. From Paris, VOA White House correspondent Paula Wolfson reports the dispute over Iran's nuclear program and other Mideast issues dominated the agenda when Mr. Bush met with French President Nicholas Sarkozy.

Pope Benedict visits the White House Wednesday for formal talks with President Bush.

President Bush is hosting a lavish ceremony for Pope Benedict at the White House, along with thousands of well-wishers.

President Bush says the proposed U.S. trade deal with Colombia is "dead," unless House of Representatives Speaker Democrat Nancy Pelosi schedules a vote now.

President Bush is on his way to Ukraine for the start of a four-nation trip that also includes stops in Russia, Croatia and Romania where he will take part in a NATO summit.

US President George W Bush heads for his second trip to the African continent on Saturday to boost up economic, political and security interests in the country.

President Bush is visiting Tennessee to survey the damage caused by a series of deadly tornadoes that ripped through the south-central United States this week.

President George Bush is delivering his final 2008 State of the Union address before the U.S. Congress. Everyone is already present, just now the Cabinet, Chief Justice, and the dean of The Diplomatic Corp entered the chamber. The president is entering to deliver the State of The Union speech of 2008 as we are writing these lines. The rest of this article is from Voice Of America report, but we will do live blogging via comments box, your insight and remarks about the State Of The Union address is essential.

President Bush's last State of the Union (SOTU) tonight may be a sorry story of a slumping economy and a surge most striking in its slowness. He may set out a litany of missions unaccomplished, dressed up as ambitious agenda items for his final turn -- not. Reprise his failed attempts to revamp Social Security and overhaul immigration rules? uh-huh. More likely he will set the bar low, and focus on low-hanging fruit, easily achieved but of little real import.

Tonight President Bush will deliver his last State of the Union (SOTU for short) address. As is usual at this time each year, rumors abound as to what will be in the speech. Will this particular SOTU focus on his legacy? How ambitious will be the agenda he lays out for the coming 12 months?