The world usually turns out to work differently from what American presidents expected when they were campaigning.

President George W. Bush reflects on his years in the White House as his second term draws to a close.

This chapter will assess the political, strategic, and tactical competence of the Bush administration in the area of education policy and offer some reflections on the president's educational legacy.

President George W. Bush discusses the War on Terror at this AEI speech.

The Midwestern Republican governors' efforts mark a resurgence of principled conservatism in education reform.

Dan P. McAdams, professor of psychology at Northwestern University, offers one of the first comprehensive psychological profiles of Bush in "George W. Bush and the Redemptive Dream."

Supporting the Iraqi opposition is not the same as encouraging an invasion.

President George W. Bush's memoir details key decisions made during his presidency.