US Uncut

He knows that he is in the wan months of his Presidency and knows better than anyone else that he has to increase his attention to the domestic issues. Since the 9/11 attacks, US President George W Bush has been ridiculously busy in paying attention..

The strain on the US armed forces on account of the war fought in Afghanistan and Iraq is visible. With Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates requesting for another $42.3 billion to keep the military pressure up in Iraq and Afghanistan, the funding request...

Here wobbles the American president. The US top leader is so much preoccupied by the oil game - rather the US foreign policy in the Middle East - that each and every occasion or meeting looks a petroleum or energy summit to him. In another...

It just looks that President Bush would remain the lone supporter of 'War in Iraq' in the US Senate when he bids adieu to the White House by the fall of next year. For the war in Iraq or (as people call it) unholy war has not only drawn criticism...

At the moment, President Bush is battling two insurgencies, and losing badly at both ends. The first insurgency is the one in Iraq, with no signs of exodus; and the second one is the domestic, the widespread revolt by voters, supporters and political...

It just appears that there is no love lost between President Bush and the Democrat-controlled US Senate, as this is for the second time within a month that the US president has threatened to veto a bill approved by the senate. After vowing to...

Turning up the heat on Bush's war policy in Iraq, yesterday the Democratic-controlled Senate in a House poll earned a marginal victory of two votes (50-48), which approved a time-limit of March 2008 for the withdrawal of US troops, if Bush's strategy...

Disregarding the veto threat by President Bush, the Democratic-controlled Senate managed to pull a close victory of just two votes that has approved a time-limit of March 2008 for the withdrawal of US troops from Iraq. Cross over voting by both the.

Ending all assumptions and hypothesis, an almost evenly divided House of Representatives passed a spending bill on Friday giving a firm time limit to Bush administration for bringing the US troops back from Iraq. The House voted 218-212 in favor of.