Bush commutes sentences of two former U.S. border agents
President George W. Bush commuted the prison sentences of Ignacio Ramos and Jose Compean, two former U.S. Border Patrol agents, ending years of debate over their 2005 shooting case. Critics say the men were unfairly harshly sentenced, while supporters view them as defenders of the border. They are expected to be released within about two months after serving roughly two years.
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Obama sworn in as 44th president in peaceful ceremony
From Augusta to Washington the day unfolded with security on high alert and ceremonial dignity as Barack Obama prepared to take the oath at the Capitol Reflecting Pool. George W. Bush concluded his presidency with calls to world leaders and a transition toward retirement.
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