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United States airplanes attack Iraqi radar sites to enforce a ¨no fly zone¨. Bush calls the military action a ¨routine mission¨. -
Bush signs a $1.35 trillion tax cut into law. -
A series of four coordinated suicide attacks carried out by the militant Islamic extremist network al-Qaeda against the United States. -
Bush announces broad changes to security departments in charge of protecting the nation from terrorism. -
Bush signs into a law that bans late term abortions, the first law to ban an abortion procedure since 1973. -
The Bush administration is harshly criticized for an inadequate response by the federal government to the storm's destruction. -
Congress passes the anti terrorist bill, which will allow for the screening of air and sea cargo and will give more money in government ant terrorism grants to states with the greatest risk for terrorist attacks. -
Bush hosts a Middle East Peace Conference in Annapolis, Maryland, with Prime Minister Ehud Olmert. -
Senate approves an end to the long standing ban on trading with India.