Press Briefing by Tony Snow Today's Press Briefing with White House Press Secretary Tony Snow has concluded. Video from the Press Briefing will be available on the web site shortly.
President Bush Meets with Bipartisan Members of Congress on the G8 Summit President Bush on Tuesday said, "All in all, it was a very positive visit there at the G8. We dealt with significant problems. Sometimes it requires tragic situations to help bring clarity in the international community. And it is now clear for all to see that there are terrorist elements who want to destroy our democratic friends and allies, and the world must work to prevent them from doing so." G-8 Summit 2006
Indy 500 Discussed Sam Hornish Jr., 2006 Indianapolis 500 Champion, answered your questions during his visit to the White House Tuesday. Read the transcript.
President Bush Meets with Indian Prime Minister Singh
President Bush on Monday said, "I know you've been through difficult times, and America mourns the loss of innocent life as a result of the terrorist attacks. ... One of the issues that we've been discussing here at the G8 is the recent terrorist activities in the Middle East. Yesterday, in working with other members of the G8, we cobbled together a very important statement. I'm most pleased that the leaders came together to say, look, we condemn violence, we honor innocent life." G-8 Summit 2006
Remarks by President Bush and President Lula of Brazil
President Bush on Monday said, "It's an honor for me to have a discussion with my friend, the President of Brazil. He represents a great country, right
in the heart of our neighborhood. ... We've got a lot to discuss. I'm, of course, interested in his views about different nations in our neighborhood. He's a man who looks at the world and is able to give a good assessment." G-8 Summit 2006
LIVE 2:15pm (ET) President Bush makes remarks on Stem Cell Research Policy.
Dr. John Agwunobi, Assistant Secretary for Health, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, will discuss stem cell research Thursday at 4 PM ET.
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After a visit with German Chancellor Angela Merkel in Germany, President Bush traveled to St. Petersburg, Russia to participate in the G-8 Summit. During the meeting, leaders from Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Russia, the United Kingdom, the United States and the European Union discussed continued cooperation on a broad range of international economic, security, and political issues.
Economic growth continues with 121,000 new jobs created in June. There have been over 5.4 million new jobs created since August of 2003, and the unemployment rate is at 4.6 percent, below the averages of the 1960's, '70s, '80s and '90s. Click here to learn more about the President's pro-growth policies.
President Bush's four part plan to confront high gas prices includes making sure consumers and taxpayers are treated fairly, promoting greater fuel efficiency, boosting our crude oil and gasoline supplies, and for the long term, investing aggressively in alternatives to gasoline, so that we can eliminate the root cause of high gas prices by diversifying away from oil. Click here to learn more.
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Today's Press Briefing with White House Press Secretary Tony Snow has concluded. Video from the Press Briefing will be available on the web site shortly.
President Bush on Monday said, "I know you've been through difficult times, and America mourns the loss of innocent life as a result of the terrorist attacks. ... One of the issues that we've been discussing here at the G8 is the recent terrorist activities in the Middle East. Yesterday, in working with other members of the G8, we cobbled together a very important statement. I'm most pleased that the leaders came together to say, look, we condemn violence, we honor innocent life." 
President Bush on Monday said, "It's an honor for me to have a discussion with my friend, the President of Brazil. He represents a great country, right
in the heart of our neighborhood. ... We've got a lot to discuss. I'm, of course, interested in his views about different nations in our neighborhood. He's a man who looks at the world and is able to give a good assessment." 
