George W. Bush

With this signature today, the North American Wetlands Conservation Act will be reauthorized for 5 years.

Today we're taking important action to conserve North America's wetlands.

He was a statesman of the highest integrity.

This legislation shows our concern for the environment and our respect for future generations of Americans.

I'm so proud of the millions of Americans who have answered the call to service, enriching the lives of others with acts of kindness.

We are grateful for the freedoms we enjoy.

This resource offers valuable information about service opportunities in your hometown, across America, and around the world.

Happy Thanksgiving, and thank you for listening.

Every act of love and generosity, however small it may seem, is significant.

Today's attacks underscore the continuing willingness of those opposed to peace to commit horrible crimes.

The United States remains firmly committed, with its partners around the world, to the fight against terror and those who commit these heinous acts.

I condemn, in the strongest possible terms, the terrorist attacks today at the Likud Party polling place in northern Israel and the Paradise Hotel in Mombasa, Kenya.

I want to extend my condolences to the victims and their families, and to the governments and peoples of Israel and Kenya.

Those who seek peace must do everything in their power to dismantle the infrastructure of terror that makes such actions possible.

I have signed into law H.R. 4628, the 'Intelligence Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2003.'

I hereby determine that the following modifications to the moratorium are consistent with obligations of the United States under NAFTA and with our national transportation policy.

I modified the moratorium on June 5, 2001, to allow motor carriers domiciled in the United States that are owned or controlled by persons of Mexico to obtain operating authority to transport international cargo by truck between points in…

I urge world leaders and citizens to join the efforts to combat HIV/AIDS.

Effective on the date of this memorandum, the Department of Transportation is authorized to act on applications, submitted by motor carriers domiciled in Mexico, to obtain operating authority to provide cross-border scheduled bus services…

My Administration remains strongly committed to supporting research that treats those living with HIV/AIDS, prevents the spread of this disease, and that can develop a cure.

I expect that the Commission's final report will contain important recommendations for steps that can be taken to improve our preparedness for and response to terrorist attacks in the future.

On World AIDS Day, countries around the world are united to support the individuals, families, and communities affected by this disease, and to renew our commitment to preventing the spread of HIV/AIDS.

To help stop the global spread of AIDS we must prevent mothers from passing the HIV virus to their children.

I'm grateful for the prayers of our citizens; for my family; for the privilege of living in America and for the freedoms we enjoy.

Qualified motor carriers domiciled in Mexico will be allowed to obtain operating authority to transport passengers in cross-border scheduled bus services.