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Senate votes to fund wars into 2009

The Senate has passed $165 billion to fund the war in Iraq until President Bush's successor takes over.

Lawmakers scramble to fix farm bill mix-up

Lawmakers scrambled Thursday to fix a clerical error that derailed an effort to override President Bush's veto of a $300 billion farm bill.

Mixup negates House override of farm bill veto

The House overwhelmingly rejected President Bush's veto of a $290 billion farm bill Wednesday, but what was to have been a stinging defeat for the president became an embarrassing episode for Democrats.

CNNMoney: House rejects farm bill veto

The House quickly rejected President Bush's veto Wednesday of a $290 billion farm bill and the Senate was poised to follow suit, a stark rebuke of a president overridden only once in his 2 terms.

Time.com: Bush Signs Genetic Discrimination Bill

President Bush on Wednesday signed legislation to protect people from losing their jobs or health insurance when genetic testing reveals they are susceptible to costly diseases

Time.com: US Cell Phones to Be Sent to Cuba

President Bush announced Wednesday that Americans soon will be allowed to send cell phones to Cuba, which he hopes will inspire freedom of expression in the island nation

CNNMoney: Bush vetoes $300 billion farm bill

President Bush vetoed the $300 billion farm bill on Wednesday, calling it a tax increase on regular Americans at a time of high food prices in the face of a near-certain override by Congress.

Bush to let Americans send cell phones to Cuba

The United States will allow Americans to send mobile phones to relatives in Cuba under a change in policy that President Bush announced Wednesday.

Bush expresses 'deep concern' over Quran shooting

President Bush has expressed his "deep concern" and regret to Iraq's prime minister over the desecration of a Quran by an American soldier, the White House said Tuesday.

Analysis: McCain looks to UK for distance from Bush

Whatever happens Tuesday in Kentucky and Oregon, John McCain knows he won't just be running against the Democrats this fall. He will also be running against George W. Bush.

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