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What happened on April 21, 2009
NATIONAL
Routine removal of ovaries is questioned by new research Deborah L. Shelton
Measuring Obama by FDR's yardstick Doyle McManus
Dog-fighting videos at heart of Supreme Court case David G. Savage
Columbine marks 10 years since school shootings Nicholas Riccardi
Crimes suspected in 20 bailout cases -- for starters Ralph Vartabedian and Tom Hamburger
Obama calls on CIA to chart new course Mark Silva
The Nation Times Wire Reports
The Nation Times Wire Reports
The Nation Times Wire Reports
Obama asks Cabinet chiefs to start cutting Christi Parsons
No answers yet in death of 21 horses Brian Hass and Missy Diaz
Rep. Jane Harman denies wiretap report Greg Miller
Pulitzers recognize the public watchdogs Tina Susman
The limits of Obama's bipartisan gestures Mark Z. Barabak
SPORTS
Why do free-throw shooters expect high-fives after a miss? Mike Bresnahan
Matt Kemp is the Dodgers' flight stimulator DYLAN HERNANDEZ
Deacon Jones: 'Secretary of Defense' was king of the sack JERRY CROWE
Capitals get back in series Associated Press
East meets East Sam Farmer
Ducks have picked it up in the playoffs HELENE ELLIOTT
Red Sox complete four-game sweep of Orioles Associated Press
Allen, Celtics win a shootout Associated Press
System will have to be Utah's solution Broderick Turner
Kosgei, Merga run to first Associated Press
Jerry Sloan gives the buzz on how Utah needs to play the Lakers Lisa Dillman
Cleveland's Mike Brown is NBA's coach of the year Eric Sondheimer;, Staff and wire reports
Ohlendorf keeps Marlins in check Associated Press
Dial Long Distance
Results Associated Press
Scot Shields is confident struggles are over Mike DiGiovanna
Dodgers' Hong-Chih Kuo: Spare the pitcher, spoil his stuff? Dylan Hernandez
Baseball Preview Eric Sondheimer
Cavaliers' Mike Brown voted NBA coach of the year MIKE BRESNAHAN
UCLA's offense admonished for lack of intensity Chris Foster
He doesn't want to be a nag about horse racing, but ... BILL DWYRE
Three games, 47 runs? Maybe it's the wind Mike Penner
Mark Sanchez could go places SAM FARMER
BUSINESS
The automakers' tunnel of love is a cause for reflection DAN NEIL
SAG to cut lay off 35 workers to help close deficit Richard Verrier
GM to lay off 1,600 white-collar workers Kendra Marr, Marr writes for the Washington Post.
Retail gasoline prices barely budge for a second week Ronald D. White
Business Briefing / Compensation TIMES WIRE REPORTS
Business Briefing / Courts TIMES WIRE REPORTS
Business Briefing / Compensation TIMES WIRE REPORTS
Business Briefing / Mortgages TIMES WIRE REPORTS
Company Town
Earnings Roundup TIMES WIRE REPORTS
Earnings Roundup TIMES WIRE REPORTS
Business Briefing / Aerospace TIMES WIRE REPORTS
EU opens probes into Star, oneworld alliances Associated Press
Bank of America posts profit, surpasses view E. Scott Reckard
Stocks fall in early trading after six-week surge Walter Hamilton
William Morris board set to discuss merger with Endeavor Dawn C. Chmielewski and Joe Flint
Earnings Roundup TIMES WIRE REPORTS
Chrysler Financial rejects $750-million government loan David Cho and Peter Whoriskey, Cho and Whoriskey write for the Washington Post.
With IBM out, Oracle jumps in to buy Sun for $7.4 billion Jerry Hirsch and Alex Pham
U.S. aims to crack down on credit card issuers James Oliphant
Lions Gate makes deal to keep bonds out of Carl Icahn's hands Claudia Eller
Choosing alternatives to layoffs Cyndia Zwahlen
Store location helps, but there are other ways to draw customers Karen E. Klein
Sen. Christopher Dodd benefits from 'payday loan' industry Daniela Altimari
Oprah network president resigns Meg James
WORLD
Drug cartels keep Catholic officials in fear Tracy Wilkinson
Hugo Chavez's gift to Obama is a Latin leftist's bible Tracy Wilkinson
Sri Lanka to Tamil Tigers: Surrender or die Mark Magnier
South Korea: Blogger 'Minerva' found not guilty John M. Glionna and Ju-min Park
World Briefing / Austria Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / China Times Wire Reports
Paraguay president faces a second paternity claim Associated Press
World Briefing / South Korea Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Jamaica Times Wire Reports
Suicide bomber in Iraq kills 3 civilians Associated Press
Legal experts want more from Obama on Guantanamo Carol J. Williams
Iran president's remarks prompt walkout at U.N. conference Associated Press
Qatar's ambitions roil Middle East Jeffrey Fleishman and Noha El-Hennawy
OPINION
Making California pistachios safe again Dean Florez, Dean Florez chairs the state Senate Committee on Food and Agriculture.
Will SAG get it on the next take?
'Bu bird
Taking our medicine
Addicted to oil
Changing L.A.'s signs
Where the guns come from
Adolf Eichmann and the hunt for monsters Neal Bascomb, Neal Bascomb is the author of the just published "Hunting Eichmann: How a Band of Survivors and a Young Spy Agency Chased Down the World's Most Notorious Nazi."
Torture is torture
A sick system
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Hollywood Boulevard to close for Depeche Mode show Bob Pool
Tom Kennedy dies at 48; sculptor created outlandish Art Cars Valerie J. Nelson
Visa rules widen the rift between Vietnam and U.S. families My-Thuan Tran
Supermarket mogul guilty of bribery, racketeering, soliciting murder Scott Glover
L.A. County budget unveils $22.8 billion for next fiscal year Molly Hennessy-Fiske
Files detail deaths of 14 children Garrett Therolf and Kim Christensen
California Briefing / San Diego Tony Perry
Southern California sizzles -- call it April madness Dan Weikel
Villaraigosa's $7.05-billion budget calls for 10% cut to personnel costs Phil Willon and Maeve Reston
More California natives are staying put Rich Connell
12 candidates vie to replace Hilda Solis Jean Merl
California Briefing / Sacramento From the Associated Press
California Briefing / Chatsworth Corina Knoll
California Briefing / Anza David Kelly
California Briefing / Compton From the Associated Press
2 charged in threats against UCLA research scientists Andrew Blankstein and Larry Gordon
2010 census gears up in Los Angeles Anna Gorman and Ari B. Bloomekatz
Obituaries Times Staff and Wire Reports
Judge to review records of FBI inquiries into Muslim groups Associated Press
Ex-Catholic priest accuses another of sexually abusing him as a teenager Duke Helfand
Summoned to a scarier L.A. HECTOR TOBAR
ENTERTAINMENT
Former 'Frasier' star John Mahoney pursues his love of theater Diane Haithman
Bunny, Rev. Franco and the art of redemption Denise Hamilton
Theater Review Reed Johnson
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Carolyn Kellogg
Quick Takes Associated Press
Viewing budgets' impact on arts Mike Boehm
Theater Review CHARLES McNULTY, THEATER CRITIC
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Maria Elena Fernandez
Festival Of Books Preview Scott Timberg
Indian Film Festival of Los Angeles fetes 'Slumdog' star Kavita Daswani
Critic's Notebook Christopher Hawthorne, Architecture Critic
Why do newspaper yarns still sell? PATRICK GOLDSTEIN
Los Olivos: Wine with food and scenery to match Amy Orozco
Paul McCartney gives the event a charge Todd Martens
Drama Pulitzer goes to 'Ruined' Diane Haithman
FOOD
Where culinary dreams take shape, batch by batch Mary MacVean
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