ANDREW CARD RESIGNS
President George W. Bush confers with Chief of Staff Andrew Card aboard Air Force One en route to El Paso in this March 2002 file photo. Tuesday, March 28, 2006, the President announced the resignation of Secretary Card effective in April. (UPI Photo/Eric Draper/White House)
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Andrew Card, former President George W. Bush's chief of staff, is considering seeking the U.S. Senate seat of the late Ted Kennedy, an adviser says.
The House Judiciary Committee has issued a subpoena for unredacted interviews with President George W. Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney.
Five of the highest-ranking White House officials misled former Bush administration spokesman Scott McClellan about a CIA leak scandal, his new book claims.
White House Chief of Staff Andrew Card once famously said of the administration’s 2002 campaign to get support for the invasion of Iraq, ''From a marketing point of view, you don't introduce new products in August.'' Now August is behind us, and -- right on schedule -- marketers in the White House and among their supporters outside are rolling out a public relations blitz urging a U.S. military adventure in Iran.
FBI Director Robert Mueller said former U.S. Attorney General John Ashcroft was “feeble” when White House officials paid him a controversial hospital visit.
National Security Agency data mining was the break point in a U.S. Justice Department dispute on warrantless surveillance, The New York Times reported.
A former U.S. Justice Department official told senators that Vice President Dick Cheney disagreed with objections to a secret surveillance program.
Sen. Charles Schumer, D-N.Y., said he's sending letters to the president and vice president seeking to widen an inquiry into Attorney General Alberto Gonzales.
President Bush's public optimism about the level of violence and continued U.S. involvement goes against internal reports, it was reported Sunday.
More White House changes are expected, a report says, and President Bush is said to have "a very open mind about looking outside the family."
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