Rock against Bush ends tour in Washington
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Bruce Springsteen, REM, Pearl Jam, Dave Matthews and the Dixie Chicks will end the &quot;Vote for Change&quot; tour intended to aid the election campaign against President George W. Bush with final official concert in Washington.
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Ottawa - George W Bush, US President, is on his first official visit to Canada with a view to mending fences with his neighbor. He faced anti-US President protesters, who scuffled with police outside parliament in Ottawa.
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The tumultuous tour pairing platinum-selling stars R. Kelly and Jay-Z has come to an abrupt end. The cancellation came one day after Kelly walked offstage during a performance and allegedly
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The Rolling Stones ended their two-year world tour in their home town of London on Sunday, leaving fans wondering if it would be their last ever show.
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A group of US musicians end their tour aimed at persuading voters to oust President George Bush.
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New York -- Tens of thousands of peaceful protesters, united by their loathing of President Bush and their opposition to the US-led war in Iraq, marched Sunday through the fortified streets of New York, just a day before Republicans convene to nominate
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Washington, Oct. 28 (NNN): Since Monday morning, surfers outside the US have been barred from visiting the official re-election site of President George Walker Bush.
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President George W. Bush was  resigned to a stinging rebuke from the U.S. House of  Representatives on Friday over his Iraq war policy and his  decision to send more troops, the White House said.
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MANCHESTER, N.H.  - The Bush campaign agreed on  Friday to stop playing the 1976 hit "Still The One" -- by the  band Orleans -- at Bush's rallies, after the song's writer,  John Hall, protested its use by the president and backed the  challenger, Democratic Sen. John Kerry.
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Rock band The White Stripes call off their UK tour, just days after they shelved a string of US dates.
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Blow to Bush as last but one of president's original White House team bows to pressure.
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A portrait of President Bush using  monkeys to form his image led to the closure of a New York art  exhibition over the weekend and anguished protests on Monday  over freedom of expression.
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President Bush's high-profile meeting with Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki on Wednesday was canceled in a stunning turn of events after disclosure of U.S. doubts about the Iraqi leader's capabilities and a political boycott in Baghdad protesting his attendance.
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A handful of protesters were arrested at the Republican convention on Thursday night as President Bush accepted the party's nomination for another term, and thousands of people on the street near the convention chanted "No More Bush."
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It's one of the hottest tickets in Washington this winter, and unlike most of the parties planned for President Bush's second inauguration, it's free and the dress is come-however-you-can-stay-warm. But getting one of the 250,000 tickets to Bush's swearing-in ceremony on the steps of the Capitol won't be easy, particularly for people from so-called red states that voted Republican in November.
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First fan George W. Bush turned out Thursday night to catch the last-place Washington Nationals play the Chicago Cubs.
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U.S. conservatives were outraged when  country music band the Dixie Chicks criticized President George  W. Bush.