U.S. President George W. Bush will review the credit crunch and global market turmoil with Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper and Mexican President Felipe Calderon at a two-day summit that starts on Monday.

U.S. President George W. Bush on Saturday approved a pre-landfall emergency declaration for Texas to provide federal help if the state is hit by Hurricane Dean, White House spokesman Gordon Johndroe said.

President George Bush and French President Nicolas Sarkozy on Saturday stressed friendship over disagreement at a lunch of hamburgers and hot dogs at the Bush family estate aimed at improving relations strained by the Iraq war.

President Bush has signed into law a bill that gives the U.S. government more power to eavesdrop on suspected foreign terrorists.

A key congressional committee has approved and sent to the full House of Representatives legislation to require President Bush to develop and send Congress a specific strategy to withdraw U.S. forces from Iraq. Two measures passed Friday by the House Armed Services Committee are the latest step in majority Democrat's efforts to maintain pressure on the president.

US President George W Bush has signed an executive order banning "creul, inhuman or degrading treatment" of terror suspects.

The United States President George Bush called on Congress on Friday to send him funding legislation for the war in Iraq on budget and on time to confront an enemy more dangerous and more entrenched.

President Bush has used his weekly radio address to defend his administration's strategy in Iraq, after a report this week delivered a mixed assessment of the country's military and political progress.

Condoleezza Rice, The U.S. Secretary of State says the Iraqi government has not made as much progress as U.S. officials would like, but has urged congressional critics to give the Bush administration's Iraq strategy more time.

President vexed with latest bills to have time table for US army presence in Iraq.

President Bush says he believes the United States can still win the war in Iraq, despite a lack of progress in key areas.

Administration officials say President Bush plans to assure Americans that he wants to begin bringing U.S. troops home from Iraq eventually.