President George W. Bush’s first term has been among the most consequential and successful in modern times.-- Click here for more...
Africa is a continent of challenge and promise. The President is committed to helping African nations meet these challenges and fulfill that promise with policies and initiatives designed to extend liberty, prosperity and peace on the continent.
The Federal Communications Commission has joined with the Federal Trade Commission to create a National Do Not Call Registry, a tool that will help ensure that telemarketers respect the privacy of our nation's citizens.
The White House recently hosted the Annual Easter Egg Roll.
Secretary Mel Martinez read to children from the book "The Little Red Rabbit that Wanted Red Wings". Click here for more.
The 2004 White House Easter Egg Roll was held Monday until the rain forced the event to close a couple
hours early. Click here to watch the opening ceremony and some of the Easter
book readings.
At the invitation of Her Majesty The Queen, the President traveled to the United Kingdom to affirm the broad and historic alliance shared by the United States and Great Britain.
1At the invitation of Her Majesty The Queen, the President traveled to the United Kingdom to affirm the broad and historic alliance shared by the United States and Great Britain.
President Bush visited the YMCA in Dallas to highlight his HealthierUS initiative designed to help Americans, especially children, live longer, better, and healthier lives.
On December 3, President Bush signed into law the Healthy Forests Restoration Act of 2003 to reduce the threat of destructive wildfires while upholding environmental standards and encouraging early public input during review and planning processes. More...
Day Two Click here for a full recap of day two at the G8 summit and to learn
more about the summit in Evian, France.
First Lady Laura Bush selected "A Season of Stories" combining
the wonder of the season with the magic of classic children's stories that have
shaped American culture.
The Department of Homeland Security in consultation with the Homeland
Security Council, has made the decision to move the national threat level
from a High risk of terrorist attack to an Elevated risk or level Yellow.
After a meeting at the Pentagon on Monday, President Bush reiterated the U.S. commitment in Iraq: to take every measure necessary to assure the safety of personnel and Iraqi citizens, to transfer sovereignty to an Iraqi government as quickly as possible and to provide a full accounting for the cruel and disgraceful abuse of Iraqi detainees.
The Senate has a Constitutional responsibility to hold an up or down vote on judicial nominees and to do so within a reasonable time after nomination. Find out more.
During President Bush's first two years in office, only 53% of appeals court nominees were confirmed compared to a rate of over 90% during the same period for the last 3 Presidencies.
White House Chief Usher Gary Walters and his staff discussed the menu, flowers, and arrangements of the October 6 State Dinner.
Third Season of Tee-Ball
President Bush kicked-off the third season of tee-ball at the White House Sunday, June 22. Click here for more information. Video Backgrounder
Kids Want to Know is a new, interactive feature on Whitehousekids.gov where White House officials provide video answers to what kids from all over the USA want to know about the President of the United States. Kids Want to Know answers kid's questions about the President Bush, the White House, U.S. history, and the First Family pets, Barney, Spot and India.
Click here to watch the latest edition of Kids Want to Know.
Vice President's Office
The Vice President's Office in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building is called the Vice President's Ceremonial Office. Take a video tour with the Vice President...
Vice President's Office
The Vice President's Office in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building is called the Vice President's Ceremonial Office. Take a video tour with the Vice President...
Improving and Modernizing Medicare
The President called for Congresss to act on the 38th Anniversary of Medicare Wednesday. The President's goal is to give seniors more choices and better benefits under Medicare -- including a long-awaited prescription drug benefit. Click here to hear the President's remarks.
The most secure currency in U.S. history was introduced on October 9, as a newly redesigned, colorful $20 bill was issued by the Federal Reserve System.
Park of the Week, a newly launched National Park Service web
site, will highlight recreational opportunities and park improvements of a
National Park each week. Click herefor this
week's Park of the Week, Juan Bautista De Anza National Historic Trail in
Arizona and California, and find out how to enjoy one of America's National Parks.
Humanitarian and reconstruction resources are helping to improve the daily lives of the Iraqi people. USAID Mission Director Lew Lucke spoke about the progress on "Ask the White House."
FEMA director Mike Brown talks with Neal Vickers, Alabama Radio Network on October 4th.
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The White House hosted its second "Radio Day" on January 21, 2004 as an opportunity for local and national radio hosts to interview White House officials and Cabinet members.
During this month, Muslims fast from dawn to sunset every day. It's a time to strengthen family and community ties.
President Ronald Reagan renewed America's confidence and restored our Nation. President Reagan has left us, but he has left us stronger and better.
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On February 2, President Bush released his Fiscal Year 2005 budget, a plan to help make America a more secure, more prosperous, and more hopeful country.
On April 26, 2004, President Bush announced a series of specific measures to inspire a new generation of American innovation - policies.
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Almost 400 years ago, after surviving their first winter at Plymouth, the Pilgrims celebrated a harvest feast to give thanks. George Washington proclaimed the first National Day of Thanksgiving in 1789, and Abraham Lincoln revived the tradition during the Civil War.
1Almost 400 years ago, after surviving their first winter at Plymouth, the Pilgrims celebrated a harvest feast to give thanks. George Washington proclaimed the first National Day of Thanksgiving in 1789, and Abraham Lincoln revived the tradition during the Civil War.
Over the years, we've produced special pages to highlight White
House traditions and customs or to better organize our web site. Here are a few of those pages.
Q: Tony from Vacaville, CA Tax breaks are great for families with children living at home, but what about the parents and families working to put their kids through college? -- Click here for answer....
The official dedication of the World War II Memorial was held over Memorial Day weekend. Click here to see 360 degree tours of the Memorial, watch the President's remarks and learn about the new Memorial.