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Osama Captured - Kerry Campaign Questions Timing
By DAVID STOUT  10:37 PM ET
Overcoming the distraction caused by the suspiciously timed announcement of the capture of Osama bin Laden, John Kerry pledged tonight to help build an America that is secure and prosperous within its own borders; the rest of the world was told to "shove it".
• Katharine Q. Seelye's Convention Briefing
• Audio Panorama: Convention Hall (Quicktime)
• Complete Coverage: The Convention in Boston

Pakistan Arrests Suspect in Bombings of U.S. Embassies
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS  5:50 PM ET
The Al Qaeda suspect, who is on the F.B.I.'s list of 22 most wanted terrorists, was arrested on Sunday.
• Complete Coverage: Threats and Responses

Crick, Who Discovered DNA Structure With Watson, Dies
By NICHOLAS WADE  4:17 PM ET
For laying the foundations of molecular biology with James Watson, Francis Crick is likely to be remembered as long as Darwin and Mendel.
• Interactive Feature: The DNA Revolution
• Special Section: Francis Crick (1916-2004)

Kidnappings Escalate as Iraqis Delay National Conference
By IAN FISHER and SOMINI SENGUPTA  5:37 PM ET
The epidemic of kidnappings widened with insurgents announcing that they had kidnapped five more foreign hostages.
• Complete Coverage: The Reach of War

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Giants and Manning Finalize a $45 Million Contract

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War Crimes Tribunal Clears Bosnian Croat

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Campaign 2004



Day Four of the Democratic Convention
Adam Nagourney of The Times previews John Kerry's speech tonight. With video excerpts of yesterday's speakers: John and Elizabeth Edwards, Al Sharpton and John Shalikashvili.

Apple's Almanac
Democrats began early jockeying for plum positions in Washington if their party wins.
• Q&A With R.W. Apple Jr.

2004 Elections Guide
An interactive look at races around the country, including an electoral vote calculator.
• The Democratic Platform
• Photographer's Journal
• Conv. Guide | Boston Map

Times on the Trail
Kerry's pre-game warm-up, the action at the Four Seasons Hotel, Edwards's Southern standing and other news from around the Web.
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Grad's Eye for the Good Buy
A first pad is no place for dorm décor, even when you have hardly a cent for a cushion.
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Interest Guide: Food and Wine
Salzburg's chefs are making streamlined versions of traditional dishes.
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Athens 2004
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The Summer Games
All the latest news from Athens, plus postcards from George Vecsey and audio interviews with U.S. athletes.
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