— April 28, 2004: U.S. Supreme Court hears oral arguments in Hamdi v. Rumsfeld and Rumsfeld v. Padilla
— April 28, 2004: Swedish Prime Minister Goran Persson meets with President Bush at the White House, D.C.
— April 29, 2004: Bush-Cheney 2004 Chairman Marc Racicot attends a Bush-Cheney 2004 fundraiser, Denver
— April 29, 2004: Ted Danson and Mary Steenburgen host a fundraiser for 2002 Arkansas gubernatorial candidate Jimmie Lou Fisher at the TCBY Building, Little Rock, Ark.
— April 29, 2004: Bush-Cheney 2004's National Party for the President Day
— April 29, 2004: Republican National Convention CEO Bill Harris addresses New York State Federation of Hispanic Chambers of Commerce Breakfast, New York
— April 30, 2004: Gov. Bill Richardson (D-N.M.) keynotes the South Carolina Democratic Party's Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner, Columbia, S.C.
— May 1, 2004: White House Correspondents' Association dinner, D.C.
— May 1, 2004: First anniversary of President Bush's landing on the U.S.S. Lincoln
— May 1, 2004: 130th running of the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs, Louisville, Ky.
— May 1, 2004: Vice President Cheney delivers Florida State University's commencement address, Tallahassee, Fla.
— May 1, 2004: First Lady Laura Bush delivers Miami Dade College's commencement address, Miami
— May 1, 2004: Lynne Cheney delivers Cedarville College's commencement address, Cedarville, Ohio
— May 3, 2004: Sen. Pat Roberts (R-Kan.) participates in the Landon Lecture series at Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kan.
— May 4, 2004: Indiana presidential/state primary
— May 4, 2004: Republican National Convention's media walk-through at Madison Square Garden, New York City
— May 5, 2004: Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong of Singapore visits with President Bush at the White House, D.C.
— May 6, 2004: Final episode of "Friends" on NBC
— May 6, 2004: Tom Hanks hosts and Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., keynotes the Natural Resource Defense Council's "Earth to L.A.!--The Greatest Show on the Earth" fundraiser at the Wadsworth Theatre, Brentwood, Calif.
— May 7-8, 2004: Democratic Leadership Council's 2004 National Conversation, Phoenix
— May 8, 2004: Ohio Democratic Party State Dinner, Columbus, Ohio
— May 9, 2004: Mothers Day
— May 10, 2004: Sen. Tom Daschle (D-S.D.) participates in the Landon Lecture series at Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kan.
— May 11, 2004: Nebraska presidential primary
— May 11, 2004: West Virginia presidential/state primary
— May 11, 2004: Fmr. President Bill Clinton headlines a fundraiser to benefit Voices for Working Families sponsored in conjunction with MoveOn.org at the Apollo Theater, New York City
— May 13, 2004: President Bush attends American Conservative Union's 40th anniversary gala, D.C.
— May 14, 2004: President Bush delivers Concordia University's commencement address, Mequon, Wis.
— May 14-16, 2004: DNC Hispanic Leadership Summit, Orlando, Fla.
— May 15, 2004: 129th running of the Preakness Stakes at Pimlico Race Course, Baltimore, Md.
— May 16-17, 2004: Teamsters International Unity Conference, Las Vegas
— May 17, 2004: Submission deadline for DNCC "Gavel in the Future" and "Speak Out for the Future" essay contests
— May 17-20, 2004: Teamsters Annual Golf Tournament, Las Vegas
— May 18, 2004: Arkansas presidential primary
— May 18, 2004: Oregon presidential primary
— May 18, 2004: Kentucky presidential primary
— May 19, 2004: Vice President Cheney delivers Coast Guard Academy's commencement address, New London, Conn.
— May 20, 2004: New Democrat Network's annual meeting, D.C.
— May 21, 2004: President Bush delivers Louisiana State University's commencement address, Baton Rouge, La.
— May 21, 2004: Lynne Cheney keynotes at the Wisconsin Republican Party Convention, La Crosse, Wis.
— May 22, 2004: Hip-Hop Summit Action Network summit at the Fox Theatre, Detroit
— May 24, 2004: Commencement ceremony for Yale University's Class of 2004, New Haven, Conn.
— May 25, 2004: New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson speaks to Portland Rotary Club, Portland
— May 26, 2004: Republican Governors' Association Chairman Gov. Bob Taft (R-Ohio) hosts Governors Forum, Cincinnati, Ohio
— May 27-30, 2004: Yale University summer reunions for the classes of 1939, 1944, 1969, 1974, 1979, 1984, and 1989, New Haven, Conn.
— May 27-31, 2004: Libertarian Party National Convention, Atlanta
— May 27, 2004: Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.) speaks at the Arizona Democratic Party's Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner
— May 28, 2004: Deadline for media credential applications for the Democratic National Convention
— May 29, 2004: National World War II Memorial dedication ceremony, D.C.
— May 29, 2004: Sen. John Kerry (D-Mass) and Teresa Heinz Kerry's ninth wedding anniversary
— May 31, 2004: Memorial Day
— June 1, 2004: Alabama presidential primary
— June 1, 2004: South Dakota presidential primary and special election for the state's at-large congressional seat between Stephanie Herseth (D) and state Sen. Larry Diedrich (R)
— June 1-3, 2004: 77th annual Scripps Howard National Spelling Bee, Washington, D.C.
— June 2, 2004: President Bush delivers Air Force Service Academy's commencement address, Colorado Springs, Colo.
— June 2-4, 2004: Summit on Obesity presented by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and hosted by ABC News and TIME magazine, Williamsburg, Va.
— June 2-4, 2004: Campaign for America's Future's Take Back America conference, D.C.
— June 3-6, 2004: Yale University summer reunions for the classes of 1949, 1954, 1959, 1964, 1994, and 1999, New Haven, Conn.
— June 5, 2004: 136th running of the Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park, Elmont, N.Y.
— June 5-6, 2004: President Bush travels to France to meet with President Chirac and to commemorate the 60th anniversary of D Day
— June 6, 2004: Puerto Rico Democratic caucuses
— June 6, 2004: 60th anniversary of D Day
— June 8, 2004: New Jersey presidential primary
— June 8, 2004: Montana presidential/state primary
— June 8, 2004: North Dakota state primary
— June 10, 2004: Sen. John Edwards (D-N.C.)'s birthday
— June 12, 2004: Fmr. President George H.W. Bush's 80th birthday
— June 12, 2004: Florida Democratic Party Jefferson-Jackson dinner, Westin Diplomat, Ft. Lauderdale
— June 12, 2004: New Mexico Republican Party's quadrennial convention, Albuquerque
— June 13, 2004: Fmr. President George H.W. Bush celebrates his birthday by tandem jumping with the Army's Golden Knights Parachute Team
— June 14, 2004: Flag Day
— June 17, 2004: Hip-Hop Summit Action Network summit, New Orleans
— June 17, 2004: Martha Stewart's sentencing, New York City
— June 17-18, 2004: International Executive Board Meeting of AFSCME, Anaheim, Calif.
— June 18-20, 2004: American Constitution Society's national convention, D.C.
— June 19-23, 2004: SEIU International Convention, San Francisco
— June 20, 2004: First day of summer
— June 20, 2004: Fathers' Day
— June 21-22, 2004: Carnegie Endowment for International Peace's non-proliferation conference titled "A New, Effective Non-Proliferation Strategy," Washington, D.C.
— June 21-25, 2004: AFSCME 36th International Convention, Anaheim, Calif.
— June 22, 2004: Utah state primary
— June 26, 2004: European Union summit, Dublin, Ireland
— June 24-27, 2004: Green Party National Convention, Milwaukee
— June 25-29, 2004: U.S. Conference of Mayors annual meeting, Boston
— June 27, 2004: Annual DeWine Ice Cream Social at the DeWine Farm, Cedarville, Ohio
— June 28-29, 2004: NATO summit, Istanbul, Turkey
— June 30, 2004: Scheduled date for the transfer of power from the Coalition Provisional Authority to the Iraqi Transitional National Assembly
— July 2-7, 2004: National Education Association annual meeting, Washington, D.C.
— July 4, 2004: Independence Day
— July 6, 2004: President George W. Bush's birthday
— July 10-16, 2004: 95th NAACP annual convention, Philadelphia
— July 13-17, 2004: American Federation of Teachers National Convention
— July 13, 2004: 75th Major League Baseball All-Star Game, Houston
— July 14, 2004: Fmr. President Gerald Ford's birthday
— July 19-23, 2004: National Conference of State Legislatures annual meeting, Salt Lake City
— July 20, 2004: North Carolina state primary
— July 20, 2004: Georgia state primary
— July 26, 2004: Final report due from the 9/11 Commission
— July 26, 2004: Target start date for the 108th Congress' August recess
— July 26, 2004: Hip-Hop Summit Action Network summit, Boston
— July 26-29, 2004: Democratic National Convention, Boston
— August 3, 2004: Missouri state primary
— Aug. 14-29, 2004: Summer Olympic Games, Athens, Greece
— Aug. 19, 2004: Fmr. President Bill Clinton's birthday
— August 21, 2004: Hip-Hop Summit Action Network summit, St. Louis
— Aug. 30-Sept. 2, 2004: Republican National Convention, New York City
— Aug. 31, 2004: Florida state primary
— Sept. 1, 2004: Targeted opening of the CNN studios in the Center at Columbus Circle, New York City
— Sept. 6, 2004: Labor Day
— Sept. 7, 2004: Target end date for the 108th Congress' August recess
— Sept. 8-11, 2004: Congressional Black Caucus Foundation Annual Legislative Conference, Washington, D.C.
— Sept. 11, 2004: Patriot Day
— Sept. 11, 2004: Delaware state primary
— Sept. 14, 2004: New Hampshire state primary
— Sept. 14, 2004: Washington state primary
— Sept. 14, 2004: Vermont state primary
— Sept. 16, 2004: Rosh Hashanah
— Sept. 22, 2004: First day of fall
— Sept. 25, 2004: Yom Kippur
— Sept. 30, 2004: Proposed presidential debate at the University of Miami, Miami
— Oct. 1, 2004: Fmr. President Jimmy Carter's birthday
— Oct. 1, 2004: Target adjournment for the 108th Congress
— Oct. 3, 2004: Rev. Al Sharpton's birthday
— Oct. 5, 2004: Proposed vice presidential debate at Case Western University, Cleveland
— Oct. 8, 2004: Proposed presidential debate at Washington University in St. Louis, St. Louis
— Oct. 8, 2004: Rep. Dennis Kucinich (D-Ohio)'s birthday
— Oct. 11, 2004: Columbus Day
— Oct. 13, 2004: Proposed presidential debate at Arizona State University, Tempe
— Oct. 16, 2004: Early voting begins in New Mexico
— Oct. 16, 2004: Ramadan begins
— Oct. 19, 2004: Early voting begins in Florida
— Oct. 21, 2004: Alfred E. Smith memorial dinner at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, New York City
— Oct. 23, 2004: Scheduled start of the 2004 World Series
— Oct. 31, 2004: Daylight savings time ends
— Nov. 2, 2004: Election Day
— Nov. 5, 2004: President George W. Bush and Laura Bush's 27th wedding anniversary
— Nov. 11, 2004: Veterans' Day
— Nov. 17, 2004: Fmr. Gov. Howard Dean (D-Vt.)'s birthday
— Nov. 18, 2004: Official opening of the William J. Clinton Presidential Center, Little Rock, Ark.
— Nov. 25, 2004: Thanksgiving Day
— Dec. 7, 2004: Hanukkah begins
— Dec. 11, 2004: Sen. John Kerry (D-Mass.)'s birthday
— Dec. 21, 2004: First day of winter
— Dec. 23, 2004: Ret. Gen. Wesley Clark's birthday
— Dec. 25, 2004: Christmas Day
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