All attention is on the Bush's State Of The Union Speech this evening when the president will address the nation on the State Of The Union. However, Daily Kos Media says "no need to watch it" because the reviews of the Bush's speech are already in the media.

President Bush and members of Congress have been discussing how to stimulate the U.S. economy, which has seen growth hurt by tightening credit in the wake of the sub-prime mortgage crisis.

President Bush is calling on the world's major oil-producing countries to increase their output. VOA White House correspondent Paula Wolfson reports the latest comments came in Saudi Arabia, where Mr. Bush also issued another warning to Iran.

Two days after a US intelligence report stated Iran had halted its nuclear weapons program, US President George W Bush is calling on Tehran to come clean about it.

Nicolas Sarkozy began his first visit to Washington as French president with pledge that France under his leadership had left behind tensions with the United States over the Iraq war.

President Bush has sent an emergency request to the U.S. Congress for an extra $46 billion in expedited funds for Iraq, Afghanistan and other national security needs. VOA White House correspondent Paula Wolfson reports the money is in addition to the $145 billion in war-related spending included in his original 2008 budget.

President Bush went fishing Saturday. Before he did, he took action to protect migratory birds and two species of fish. President Bush went fishing off the coast of Maryland's Eastern Shore under clear blue skies. The trip was to recognize America's recreational fishers who contribute more than $40 billion annually to the U.S. economy.

President Bush is imposing additional sanctions against Burma's government and wants China and India must do more to pressure Burma's military rulers.

President Bush is expected to announce new sanctions against Burma's military government, for its repression of the pro-democracy opposition.

President Bush has dismissed as "baseless gossip" suggestions that the United States is preparing to attack Iran because of its nuclear program.

President Bush Monday, starting three days of diplomacy at the United Nations, met Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas and reaffirmed U.S. support for Palestinian statehood. Mr. Bush also met Middle East "Quartet" envoy Tony Blair in an effort to build momentum for a U.S.-organized Middle East peace conference in November.

President George W. Bush was asked about the anti-war ad campaign by moveon.org at a press conference this morning at the white house and called the ad "disgusting." Earlier an ad from Moveone.org had mocked General Petraeus as General "Betrayus."