What happened to the party of Lincoln? To the party that abolished slavery and championed a woman's right to vote? To the party of Reagan who ended the Cold War and revitalized a moribund economy?

Those who hope that the new library will serve as a "rebranding" of the Bush presidency, or who just want to engage in some Texas-style nostalgia for the good ol' W days -- and there were plenty of them in Dallas to cut the ribbon -- would do well to remember another mess their boy left.

At the dedication of the George W. Bush Presidential Center in Dallas on Thursday, all five living presidents were in attendance and were introduced o...

The Bush presidency was a disastrous presidency which caused a range catastrophies including the Iraq war, the budget deficit, and the financial crash.

DALLAS -- George W. Bush shed a sentimental tear. Barack Obama mused about the burdens of the office. Bill Clinton dished out wisecracks. Jimmy Carter...

President Barack Obama will name a volunteer program after former President George H.W. Bush, Politico reported Thursday. The George H.W. Bush Volu...

For the first time in decades -- perhaps since his father denounced Ronald Reagan's voodoo economics in the 1980 primaries -- the old Republican playbook has run its course. In the chaos of today's GOP, Jeb Bush can actually write his own script.

WASHINGTON — Being the leader of the free world is an expensive proposition. And the costs don't stop once you leave the White House. The gover...

COLLEGE STATION, Texas -- Former President George H.W. Bush appears to be back to his normal duties as a former president since his lengthy stay in a ...

WASHINGTON -- Jeb Bush has long resisted pressure from supporters to run for president. Now the former Florida governor is signaling that he's at leas...

Former President George H. W. Bush offers intimate observations about low points of his son's presidency in his latest book, set to be released Tuesda...

Chaos within the Republican Party is not Barack Obama's doing, as John Boehner oddly suggested a few weeks ago. Rather, the last two election cycles have laid bare the untenable contradictions long buried within Republican ranks.