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What happened on April 22, 2009
SCIENCE
Two planets identified as most similar to Earth By Thomas H. Maugh Ii
NATIONAL
AIG faces inquiry over medical care for U.S. contractors By T. Christian Miller
Strip searching students illegal? Supreme Court not so sure By David G. Savage
Offshore wind turbines get further boost from Obama administration By Jim Tankersley
Supreme Court scales back police right to search cars By David G. Savage
Military helped with CIA interrogation tactics, report says By Julian E. Barnes
College Board steps into immigration fray By Ben Meyerson
National service programs to get a boost from Obama By Rebecca Cole
'High-value information' obtained in detainee interrogations Associated Press
Investigation goes on in horses' deaths Associated Press
Time runs out for meter man Washington Post
National Briefing / Washington, D.c. TIMES WIRE REPORTS
National Briefing / Washington, D.c. TIMES WIRE REPORTS
National Briefing / Washington, D.c. TIMES WIRE REPORTS
National Briefing / Washington, D.c. TIMES WIRE REPORTS
National Briefing / Florida TIMES WIRE REPORTS
National Briefing / And Finally . . . TIMES WIRE REPORTS
Health nominee Kathleen Sebelius clears hurdle By Noam N. Levey
Senator, spouse's firm tied to FDIC Associated Press
Piracy charges thrust Somali youth into spotlight Associated Press
Obama remarks on torture memos leave open possibility of prosecution By Peter Nicholas and Greg Miller
Rep. Jane Harman seeks to clear alleged role in spying inquiry By Josh Meyer and Greg Miller
Slaying suspect found victim on Craigslist, authorities say Associated Press
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
A $100-million bet on making fuel from trash By Margot Roosevelt
Villaraigosa prefers early retirement to layoffs By Phil Willon
High school exit exam hinders female and non-white students, study says By Mitchell Landsberg
Crenshaw High student to attend Oxford program -- if she can raise enough money By Louis Sahagun
2 men accused of killing woman who was suspect in 2 slayings By Jeff Gottlieb
Department of Homeland Security ordered to reopen immigration cases By Anna Gorman
Different approaches for two men at center of 'torture memo' controversy By Carol J. Williams
State Assembly leaders award $551,000 in pay raises to staffers By Patrick Mcgreevy
Shocking news, yet familiar too By Garrett Therolf and Kim Christensen
Panel opposes naming new LAPD headquarters after Parker By Joel Rubin
For African first ladies, health issues are a chance to remake their image By Alexandra Zavis
John Maddox dies at 83; editor transformed Nature into influential journal By Thomas H. Maugh Ii
California Briefing / Statewide By Tony Perry
California Briefing / Los Angeles By Molly Hennessy-fiske
California Briefing / Los Angeles By Dan Weikel
OBITUARIES / PASSINGS / Benjamin Edwards III TIMES STAFF AND WIRE REPORTS
The world at his feet
California Briefing / Santa Ana By Christine Hanley
OBITUARIES / PASSINGS / Tharon Musser TIMES STAFF AND WIRE REPORTS
Proposition 1B would provide $9.3 billion for California schools By Seema Mehta
SEIU gives $1 million to proposition campaigns By Eric Bailey
Newsom officially enters governor's race -- and Twitters the announcement By Cathleen Decker
OBITUARIES / PASSINGS / Albert L. Greene TIMES STAFF AND WIRE REPORTS
Truckers grieve for homeless man who cared for stray dogs By Hector Becerra
BUSINESS
Watch PBS online? You can if you visit its new video portal By David Sarno
Fresh & Easy expansion to continue despite red ink By Jerry Hirsch
Delta to charge international fliers $50 for second checked bag By Peter Pae
Cereal giant Kellogg to settle false-advertising claims By Ronald D. White
'Penguins' is doing swimmingly By Scott Collins
Dole claims fraud in Nicaragua banana worker suits Associated Press
Irvine firm Broadcom launches hostile takeover bid for Emulex By Alex Pham
FDIC chief Sheila Bair suggests 'too big to fail' regulation to lawmakers Bloomberg News
Icahn extends offer to buy Lions Gate bonds to May 1 By Claudia Eller
Chrysler lenders offer to swap $2.5B for equity Associated Press
Geithner defends bailout efforts By Jim Puzzanghera
Stocks open lower on lackluster earnings reports Associated Press
Business Briefing / Gaming Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Courts Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Internet Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Employment Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Autos Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Media Times Wire Reports
Yahoo plans more job cuts as sales, profit fall By Dan Fost
Dangerous products remain on shelves much too long By David Lazarus
ENTERTAINMENT
Obama won, now what does Maddow's future hold? By Yvonne Villarreal
'Who Is Mark Twain?' By Tim Rutten
Milt Kahl, one of Disney's 'Nine Old Men' of animation By Susan King
Prime-time Tv Rankings City News Service
Haim Saban, friend to Israel and Democrats By Tina Daunt
From 'Urinetown' to ancient Greece By Mike Boehm
Art Review By Christopher Knight, ART CRITIC
Pulitzer Prizes honor Alexandra Berzon of the Las Vegas Sun By James Rainey
'Earth' By Kenneth Turan, FILM CRITIC
A higher authority weighs in By Mark Haskell Smith
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes By Maria Elena Fernandez
Theater Review By Charlotte Stoudt
Disco fever is low-grade on 'American Idol' By Ann Powers, POP MUSIC CRITIC
FOOD
Macrobiotic eating gets friendlier By Betty Hallock
Tackling the ethics of eating By Mary Macvean
Cosmos Food Co., fermenting revolution with its kimchi By Corina Knoll
Fig in Fairmont Miramar in Santa Monica By S. Irene Virbila, RESTAURANT CRITIC
Bamboodles in San Gabriel, Kam Hong Garden in Monterey Park By Linda Burum
Marian Manners, Prudence Penny, the first celebrity cooks By Jenn Garbee
2008 Brander Sauvignon Blanc By S. Irene Virbila
WORLD
Muslim woman's appointment as Obama advisor draws cautious optimism By Noha El-hennawy, El-Hennawy is in The Times' Cairo Bureau.
South Korea's 'seal men' suffer in downturn By John M. Glionna
With Zuma a shoo-in, South Africa worries By Robyn Dixon
50,000 stuck in war zone Associated Press
Talks between two Koreas stall before they even start By John M. Glionna
Venezuelan seeks asylum in Peru Associated Press
World Briefing / Egypt TIMES WIRE REPORTS
World Briefing / Iran TIMES WIRE REPORTS
World Briefing / Sierra Leone TIMES WIRE REPORTS
World Briefing / Britain TIMES WIRE REPORTS
Clash with gang kills 29 in Kenya Associated Press
Holocaust rites at Auschwitz Associated Press
Obama invites Israeli, Egyptian and Palestinian leaders for talks By Paul Richter
British examine crowd control at summit protests By Henry Chu
Dominican proposal would require name dropping Associated Press
OPINION
Cashing in on Martin Luther King Jr. By Jonathan Turley, Jonathan Turley is a law professor at George Washington University.
On Earth Day, think Thoreau By Laura E. Huggins, Laura E. Huggins, a research fellow at the Hoover Institution at Stanford University and at the Property and Environment Research Center in Bozeman, Mont., is the author with Terry Anderson of "Greener Than Thou."
The real story behind the faux Jane Harman scandal By Tim Rutten
California's wildfires
How to handle Cuba
Obama overseas
Time for a change
Wrong track
On kidneys
You call this planning?
Reporters behind bars
Supreme Court puts brakes on car searches
SPORTS
Mountain West Conference takes a radical tack By Chris Dufresne
William 'Refrigerator' Perry in serious condition Staff And Wire Reports
Phil Jackson thinks about the whole enchilada instead of free tacos By T.j. Simers
Phil Jackson rallies the troops By Mike Bresnahan
Eric Collins has a solid debut as Dodgers' television announcer By Diane Pucin
Sharks find some energy and make playoff series with Ducks interesting By Helene Elliott
Texas roughs up Roy Halladay again Associated Press
Indians edge Royals Associated Press
Matthews gets in driver's seat By Kevin Baxter
UP NEXT FOR CHIVAS USA: Wednesday at Toronto By Grahame L. Jones
Eight will have to be enough for Dodgers By Jim Peltz
Another sluggish start dooms Utah By Lisa Dillman
Game 2: Western Conference First Round By Barry Stavro
Trail Blazers even series with Rockets Associated Press
Sam Farmer's NFL draft preview By Sam Farmer
Last-second goal lifts Hurricanes past Devils Associated Press
Surging Pirates beat Marlins Associated Press
Cardinals rally to beat Mets, 6-4 Associated Press
Mum's the word for Vince Young By Mike Penner
Bruins are deep and talented in the secondary By Chris Foster
Lakers' Bynum will be a factor tonight, Jackson says By Mike Bresnahan, ON THE LAKERS
Aaron Corp will start at QB for USC in spring game By Gary Klein
Angels should be a bit more worried By Bill Shaikin
Vladimir Guerrero's return is a guess By Kevin Baxter
High School Baseball By Eric Sondheimer
Broken bat hits plate umpire on the head Associated Press
Dodgers try to guard against overconfidence By Jim Peltz
Road to the top can be bumpy one for Lakers By Mark Heisler
Start of Hollywood Park's spring/summer meet features $70,000 stakes race By Bill Dwyre
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