Campaign '04 Is Over, But Bush's Hard Work Is Just Beginning
He faces economic challenges, wars that have no end in sight.
He faces economic challenges, wars that have no end in sight.
Armies of attorneys are ready in case there's no clear winner.
Kerry, Bush spar over health care, education, jobs.
Bush, Kerry also discuss stem cells, deficit, Supreme Court, security.
Vice-presidential candidates tangle over Iraq, each other's records in testy debate.
Both candidates agree the greatest danger facing the United States is nuclear proliferation.
Iraq policy the likely focus of University of Miami meet.
Nominee's speech focuses on security and his credentials.
VP Candidate's Speech Addresses Economic, International Concerns.
Speakers celebrate diversity, American dream at second night of convention.
Speakers point out sharp divide between Democratic and Republican platforms.
Democrats, Republicans gather to support their parties — and to party.
In Monday speech, president offers broad overview of how to establish free, democratic Iraq.
Republican Party says good, Democratic Party says bad.
At least 136 U.S. servicemen and women lost their lives in Iraq last month.
In press conference Tuesday, Bush also indicates he'd deploy more U.S. troops to Iraq if necessary.
Bush calls Kerry to congratulate him for Super Tuesday wins.
Dennis Kucinich challenges Democratic presidential rivals on single-payer health care.
Massachusetts senator beats North Carolina rival by slim margin; Dean on verge of dropping out.
Dean, Edwards go easy on Kerry in advance of Wisconsin primary.
President addresses those and other issues on 'Meet the Press.'
John Edwards wins decisively in South Carolina, Wesley Clark victorious in Oklahoma.
Massachusetts senator beats out nearest rival, Howard Dean, by 13 points.
For presidential candidates, New Hampshire will likely determine which candidate gets to fight another day, which essentially gets voted off the island.