Last Friday evening, in a phone call shortly before he died, former president George H.W. Bush said goodbye — and “I love you, too” — to his eldest son, former president George W. Bush ...

Like John Adams, George H. W. Bush (hereafter Bush Sr.) succeeded extremely popular presidents: Washington in Adams' case, Ronald Reagan in Bush Sr.'s.

John Quincy Adams started working on a biography of his father, John Adams, generations before George W. Bush’s project.

George H.W. Bush was able to listen to his eulogy by Jon ... called Bush the "last great soldier-statesman," adding that he embodied many of the values of U.S. presidents like John Adams, ...

The other is John Adams and John Quincy Adams. In both his military career and in political life, George Herbert Walker Bush was driven by a sense of duty, reports CBS News correspondent Jan Crawford.

Last Friday evening, in a phone call shortly before he died, former President George H.W. Bush said goodbye — and "I love you, too" — to his eldest son, former President George W. Bush.

JAN. 20, 2001. Bush's son George W. Bush becomes president. Not since John Adams and his son, nearly 200 years ago, have a father and son have both been elected president.

In the exhibition business, this has to be considered a natural. Of the 42 men who have served as America's chief executive, only two can brag that their daddies occupied the same office, only two ...

N E W   Y O R K, Nov. 10 -- This year’s presidential race bears a striking resemblance to a race 176 years ago that locked the presidency in months of turmoil and led to four years of ...

The four presidents born in Massachusetts were John Adams, John Quincy Adams, John F. Kennedy, and George H.W. Bush. Following up on the last question, what New England state(s) has not produced a ...

Yolanda Adams, Clay Walker perform at tribute for President George H.W. Bush The Gatlin Brothers, longtime friends of the Bushes, and La Mafia were also in the lineup at the public memorial.

The George H.W. Bush Presidential Library hosted this virtual event. Description Author Bob Withers talked about the trains that played a part in the lives of Andrew Jackson and John Quincy Adams.