George W. Bush

Anti-ISIS War May Be Illegal

By Massimo Calabresi

Former White House Press Secretary Ari Fleischer Tweets Gripping 9/11 Account

By Laura Stampler

33% of U.S. Thinks Obama Worst President Since WWII

By Joan E. Greve

Supreme Court Limits Presidential Recess Appointment Powers

By Massimo Calabresi
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The Iraq Blame Game

Maliki gets most of the blame, but the last two U.S. presidents deserve some, too

By Mark Thompson

The 'War on Terror' Won't Die

Just last month, Obama was making progress in rolling back extraordinary post-9/11 presidential powers. That was then.

By Massimo Calabresi

Carter Dishes on Iran, Jesus and Bush's Art

The former President speaks openly on a range of topics, from his desire to meet Pope Francis and the U.S.'s role as the world's largest warmonger to Kerry's "notable" efforts to secure Middle East peace and Bush's "interesting" paintings

By Elizabeth Dias

Obama Is Like LBJ. No wait, FDR, Reagan, JFK, Clinton…

After six years, Obama draws comparisons like no other president

By Jay Newton-Small

George W. Bush's Paintings of World Leaders Appear to Be Based On Good Ol' Google Searches

Art critics point out that 30 of the former president's portraits appear to come from casual online searches

By Samantha Grossman

George W. Bush's New Paintings are Pretty Great

The former President-turned-artist has entered his "world leader period" with portraits of former British Prime Minister Tony Blair and Russian President Vladimir Putin, whom he reveals once "dissed" his dog Barney. They were made in the “spirit of friendship," Bush says

By Alex Rogers

Senate Report Critical of CIA Interrogation Methods

So-called “enhanced interrogation techniques” did not help find Osama bin Laden, according to a classified report

By TIME Video

The Art of Optional Outrage

We are getting very good at taking phony baloney offense at things—and that cheapens all of us.

By Jeffrey Kluger

Obama To Require Overtime Payments For More Salaried Workers

A forthcoming rule from the administration is part of the president's effort to work around Congress on wage issues ahead of the midterm elections

By Zeke J Miller

Barack Obama Will Try to Outrun History at 2014 State of the Union

Recent Presidents had already become lame ducks by this point whether they knew it or not

By Alex Altman

Why Photographers Need More Access In The White House

Former White House photo editor Mike Davis on how the White House cutting out photographers hurts us all.

By Mike Davis

Front Row Seat: Eric Draper on George W. Bush

Eric Draper's official White House photographs, chronicled in a new book, capture the president in action against the implicitly powerful backdrop of the West Wing or Air Force One. They also bring the titan back down to earth, showing the man behind the podium as a regular guy who likes to play with dogs and goof around.

By Massimo Calabresi

Marco Grob on the Making of Beyond 9/11: Portraits of Resilience

TIME contract photographer Marco Grob shares an intimate look into the making of the portraits and oral histories that comprise TIME's Beyond 9/11: Portraits of Resilience.

By TIME Photo Department

Famous Brothers and Sisters Throughout History

A gallery of famous siblings and their sometimes fractious, sometimes harmonious relationships

By TIME Photo

The Unofficial Story of the al-Qaeda 14

Their torture by the CIA was wrong--in more ways than you might think

By TIME Staff
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