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Kerry casts president
as unfit to lead military

Pledging to “restore trust and credibility to the White House,” Sen. John Kerry accepted the Democratic presidential nomination Thursday night by promising to defeat terrorism but to “never mislead us into war.” FULL STORY

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Slide show: A party in Boston

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Fresh fire from Howard Dean

Edwards proclaims 'politics of hope'

Edwards prepares for big night in Boston

Kerry's wife to present him to Democrats

Kennedy, Dean take off the gloves

Obama offers Democrats ‘a brighter day’

Heinz Kerry hails the American dream

Clintons go to bat for Kerry, Edwards

Cashing in on political memorabilia

Anti-abortion groups lose suit over protests

Hoarse Edwards rehearses speech

Republicans work 'behind the lines'

Golden moments from past conventions

Dems descend on Boston for convention

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Kerry enforcers insist on positive speeches

Security details: dogs, guns, choppers

Despite positive tone, Kerry faces deficit

Corporations prepare to schmooze Dems

Web news sites go back to basics in Boston

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Heinz Kerry places candor before headlines

John Edwards' political rocket ride

Elizabeth Edwards: Substance over style

NBC: Conversation with Bill Clinton

Digital Dispatches: Live from Boston

Day-by-day convention schedule

Two key Southern states offer Kerry hope

Dems fear Bush's gains with Jewish voters

Economy will be election's back-seat driver

Boston protests draw police action

How would you better integrate public schools?

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Tom Curry reports

Congress faces the $100 billion question

A somber mood in the House

Democrats may seek Guantanamo shutdown

Exit Iraq, enter Darfur?

Congress heads to the big money vote on Iraq

After Iraq, Democrats next worry: Iran

Democratic presidential hopefuls tackle Iraq

Long-term budget view may surprise you

Democratic contenders to face crucial audition

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