
(CNN) - President Bill Clinton delivered a few friendly jokes during his remarks at the George W. Bush Presidential Ceremony dedication ceremony in Dallas, with one of them poking fun at his successor's new hobby of painting.
"I probably shouldn't say this, but I'm going to anyway. Your mother showed me some of your landscapes and animal paintings, and I thought they were great. Really great. And I seriously considered calling you and asking you to do a portrait of me–until I saw the results of your sister's hacked e-mails," Clinton said. "Those bathroom sketches were wonderful, but at my age, I think I should keep my suit."
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(CNN) - Former first lady Laura Bush gives CNN's John King a tour of the new George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum.
Washington (CNN) - Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham said Thursday the administration is to blame for not preventing last week's terror attack at the Boston Marathon finish line.
This marks the first time the attacks have been so politicized in the search for answers for how the two brothers suspected of the bombings slipped past government anti-terror detection measures.
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Dallas (CNN) - Some may disagree whether George W. Bush was a "uniter, not a divider," as he liked to say, but he is expected to get all five living presidents together for the dedication of his presidential library.
Five presidents - three Democrats and two Republicans - are scheduled to speak Thursday in Dallas at the ceremony for the George W. Bush Presidential Center.
FULL STORY(CNN) - It looks like Stephen Colbert's Twitter peer pressure ultimately paid off.
The satirist and comedy show host got Clinton to join Twitter earlier this month, even starting up an account for the former president: @PrezBillyJeff
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(CNN) - If former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush decides to seek the Republican presidential nomination in 2016, he'll have one major supporter at his side.
Former President George W. Bush, who's stepping back into the spotlight as his presidential library opens this week, says he thinks his younger brother should throw his hat into the ring.
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(CNN) - Former President George W. Bush, whose presidency was largely consumed by the terror attacks on Sept. 11 and the aftermath, weighed in on his thoughts about the recent violence in Boston.
"I was reminded that evil exists," Bush told CNN's chief national correspondent John King. "And that there are people in the world who are willing to kill innocent people to advance a cause."
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CNN: Representative: Father of Boston bomb suspects to fly from Russia to U.S.
His older son's body remains unclaimed. His younger son is hospitalized with severe injuries, and faces terrorism and murder charges. Anzor Tsarnaev is expected to step off a flight in the United States in the coming days after his travel from Dagestan. He may be bringing along important information for the investigation into the marathon bombings that killed three and injured hundreds on April 15. He is to depart for the United States as soon as Friday, human rights activist Kheda Saratova told CNN. Saratova is serving as the parents' representative. Tsarnaev has said he will cooperate in the investigations into the alleged crimes of his sons, Dzhokhar, 19, and Tamerlan, 26. The elder son was killed while the two allegedly violently resisted and fled police.
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WATCH: VIDEO – CNN's Joe Johns examines the databases on which Tamerlan Tsarnaev was placed before the Boston bombing.


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