Bolton Nomination in Jeopardy as New Allegations Mount
President Bush faces pressure as John Bolton, his nominee for U.N. ambassador, endures fresh accusations about conduct and management. Moderate Republicans doubt his suitability, delaying a Senate committee vote amid White House defenses and claims of political interference.
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Bush seeks energy breakthrough with Saudi leaders
President Bush aims to push his energy agenda by pressing Crown Prince Abdullah at the Texas ranch to ease global oil prices. He defends an energy bill as a path to affordability and security, while critics doubt near term impact and highlight limited refinery capacity and rising crude prices.
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