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President Bush will make a statement on the economy Friday in a bid to assure anxious Americans that the United States is working aggressively to stabilize the nation's chaotic financial system.

Hours after the House voted in favor of a revised $700 billion bailout plan Friday, President Bush signed it into law, capping a tumultuous week on Capitol Hill.

President Bush immediately signed the measure into law.

It will likely be at least a month before funds are flowing to ailing financial institutions from the bill signed by President Bush shortly after passing the House on Friday.

The House passed a financial rescue package and President Bush quickly signed it. But will it work? Here’s a look at how the massive bill will affect you.

The morning after the Senate strongly endorsed the bailout plan, President Bush tried to muster support for the package ahead of a crucial vote in the House.

With the stroke of a pen, President Bush will soon make all American citizens investors in the world's biggest fund.

We'll own the management company too. Best of all? For at least a few months, we'll have the former CEO of Goldman, Sachs run our investment for a very small fee.

In a surprise move to resurrect President Bush's $700 billion Wall Street rescue plan, Senate leaders slated a vote on the measure for Wednesday — but added a tax cut plan already rejected by the House.

President Bush's plan to rescue U.S. financial markets is headed for a Senate vote Wednesday night after leaders there agreed to add tax breaks for businesses and the middle class and increase deposit insurance in an attempt to revive the legislation rejected by the House.

President Bush said Tuesday that the economic damage to the nation will be “painful and lasting” if Congress fails to pass a $700 billion bailout bill.