May 11, 2006 | Last Updated 12:35 p.m. (EDT)

President Bush Discusses NSA Surveillance Program President Bush on Thursday said, "After September the 11th, I vowed to the American people that our government would do everything within the law to protect them against another terrorist attack. As part of this effort, I authorized the National Security Agency to intercept the international communications of people with known links to al Qaeda and related terrorist organizations. In other words, if al Qaeda or their associates are making calls into the United States or out of the United States, we want to know what they're saying."

President Bush Meets with Victims of Identity Theft President Bush on Wednesday said, "I have just listened to the horror stories from fellow citizens who have had their identities stolen. I listened to their ideas about how the federal government can help in the response in not only dealing with those who commit the crime, but helping those who have been victimized." Fact Sheet: The President's Identity Theft Task Force Federal Trade Commission: ID Theft

Ask the White House Dr. Mark McClellan, Administrator, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, discussed Medicare and was joined by Scott McClellan, who took your questions about his tenure as White House Press Secretary on Wednesday. Read the transcript

President Bush Participates in Conversation on Medicare Prescription Drug Benefit in Florida President Bush on Wednesday said, "It's very important for people to understand that there are significant savings for you involved in this plan. There's -- the average senior saves about one-half on his or her drug bills, and that's good news. This is a plan that helps people when there's a catastrophe in their lives, and this is a plan that means our low-income folks won't have to choose between food and medicine. And that's good for America." In Focus: Medicare

President Bush and Governor Bush Visit Fire Station in Florida President Bush on Tuesday said, "The good news for the people of Florida is they've got people who are willing to serve and willing to put their lives at risk and willing to fight fires. There's one going on right now, as we speak. Kelley was briefing us on the equipment and manpower that's in place fighting the fire. This is one of these difficult periods for the state of Florida, dealing with the traumatic conditions, as they are."