President Donald Trump on Tuesday shared a generous statement from one of his longtime foes, former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, who praised the president over his decision to bomb Iran’s nuclear facilities ...

Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush commended President Donald Trump for his decision to strike three of Iran's nuclear facilities over the weekend. Bush posted Sunday on the social media platform X, ...

Former Republican presidential contenders Jeb Bush and John Kasich offered their congratulations across the political aisle on Saturday after President-elect Joe Biden’s projected victory over ...

President Trump thanked former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush (R) for commending him on the United States’s strikes in Iran. Bush issued a Sunday statement after B-2 bombers hit three of Tehran’s nuclear sites ...

The state’s new policies give high-performing charter schools access to vacant campuses—and reward results, not just enrollment | Opinion ...

A new report by United Against Nuclear Iran (UANI) is urging the U.S. government to impose sanctions on senior Iranian ...

What is the "Trump doctrine"? Just asking questions. President Donald Trump won his first term in office after breaking with the Republican establishment on a few fronts. One notable example: On the ...

Republican Primary debates Donald Trump was exposed for attempting to bribe Jeb Bush into legalizing casino gambling in the ...

Republican Primary debates Florida Governor Jeb Bush humiliated President Donald Trump, telling him that it's weak to ...

Here's a snapshot of Republican Jeb Bush's record as Florida governor from January 1999 to January 2007: JOBS: Florida added 1.32 million jobs during Bush's eight years, according to the U.S ...

Jeb Bush, seen here bowing his head in prayer as governor of Florida in 2000, is deeply religious. "Twenty years ago I converted to Catholicism," Bush said last month.

Jeb Bush e-mails offer a look at the Republican’s hands-on style as governor December 23, 2014 Former Florida governor Jeb Bush speaks in Coral Gables, Fla., on Dec. 2.