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What happened on January 24, 2009
WORLD
Indians don't feel good about 'Slumdog Millionaire' Mark Magnier
World Briefing / Zimbabwe Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Iceland Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Iraq Times Wire Reports
Suspected U.S. missile attacks kill 18 in Pakistan Laura King
Hamas leaders in Gaza Strip continue to lie low Ashraf Khalil
Middle East envoy George Mitchell no stranger to conflicts Paul Richter and Henry Chu
World Briefing / Bahamas Times Wire Reports
Castro less gaunt in new photo Associated Press
Three killed in rampage at Belgian day-care center Associated Press
Japan's sumo fans hold on despite scandals John M. Glionna
Mexico army nabs vats-of-lye suspect Richard Marosi
Pope Benedict starts a Vatican channel on YouTube Maria De Cristofaro and Sebastian Rotella
Obama's Guantanamo decision having repercussions in Afghanistan, Pakistan Laura King
BUSINESS
Appeals court ruling favors creators of the Taco Bell Chihuahua Carol J. Williams
Six O.C. men charged in $52-million investment scam E. Scott Reckard
Southwest triggers sales on late-winter fares Associated Press
More companies offer to reprice, exchange 'underwater' options Martin Zimmerman
Business Briefing / Chemicals Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Insurance Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Home Building Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Automakers Times Wire Reports
Global Economy Don Lee
GE profit falls 46%, hurt by finance unit Associated Press
Business Briefing / Earnings Times Wire Reports
Intel chairman Barrett to retire Associated Press
Business Briefing / Banking Times Wire Reports
Wall Street extends slide on economic worries Associated Press
Freddie Mac to ask for billions more in government aid Associated Press
Harley to cut 1,100 jobs as amid slowdown in motorcycle sales Associated Press
Pfizer in talks to buy Wyeth as Lipitor faces losses Bloomberg News
Petrobras to boost spending to develop Tupi oil field Bloomberg News
Economy in shock: It's failure overload TOM PETRUNO
1st Centennial Bank in Redlands is shut by state regulator E. Scott Reckard
California unemployment rate jumps to 9.3% in December Marc Lifsher and Nathan Olivarez-Giles
Google ready to pursue its agenda in Washington Jim Puzzanghera and Jessica Guynn
Chrysler's hometown tries to retool Ken Bensinger
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Study finds troubling pattern of Southern California quakes Jia-Rui Chong
OBITUARIES / PASSINGS / Holly Coors TIMES STAFF AND WIRE REPORTS
Memorial tribute for blacklisted writer Oliver Crawford
Defense can't introduce alternative suspect in Esperanza fire, judge rules David Kelly
Another storm expected next week Howard Blume
Remembering Slain Homeless Man
A Sign Of Concern
California Briefing / West Hollywood Raja Abdulrahim
California Briefing / Los Angeles Jessica Garrison
L.A. Unified teachers' jobs safe for now Jason Song and Howard Blume
Orange County public assistance workers decry layoffs Tami Abdollah
Brown, ethics commission seek to preserve disclosure laws on Prop. 8 donors Jessica Garrison and Patrick McGreevy
California Briefing / Los Angeles ASSOCIATED PRESS
California Briefing / Los Angeles Harriet Ryan
California Briefing / Mission Viejo Paloma Esquivel
Washington, D.C., taxis hold a sense of America redeemed SANDY BANKS
Victor Vacquier Sr. dies at 101; geophysicist was a master of magnetics Thomas H. Maugh II
OBITUARIES / PASSINGS / Leroy Cooper TIMES STAFF AND WIRE REPORTS
California Briefing / Los Angeles Howard Blume
Contempt ruling the latest blow against veteran lawyer Victoria Kim
UC applicants increase despite plans to cut enrollment Larry Gordon
OBITUARIES / PASSINGS / Gary Kurfirst TIMES STAFF AND WIRE REPORTS
LAPD fingerprint expert charged with assault Joel Rubin and Richard Winton
James E. Swett dies at 88; Marine Corps pilot in WWII Claire Noland
Hundreds attend funeral for boy gunned down near Angelino Heights Ari B. Bloomekatz
Little Tokyo market, a onetime rising sun, is poised to set Teresa Watanabe
SCIENCE
Stem cell therapy to be tested on spinal cord injuries Karen Kaplan
Scientists use intestinal bacterium to track human migration to Melanesia Karen Kaplan
Science Briefing From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Science Briefing From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Antarctica is not cooling after all Thomas H. Maugh II
Science Briefing From Times Staff and Wire Reports
HOME & GARDEN
For Beck, Malibu's no longer where it's at ANN BRENOFF
Modern fire screens add artistry Barbara Thornburg
Frankly speaking on the college essay CHRIS ERSKINE
Bart Prince gives a 1920s house an unconventional add-on Chris Iovenko
Seed swapping revival focuses on flavor Susan Carrier
Chicago designer Alessandra Branca's idea: contemporary, American-made furniture and historical touches David A. Keeps
ENTERTAINMENT
'Prayers for Bobby' profiles the making of a gay activist Gary Goldstein
Samuel L. Jackson is animated about 'Afro Samurai: Resurrection' Geoff Boucher
Juliette Commagere seeks catharsis, finds rising stardom Margaret Wappler
Quick Takes Matea Gold
Letters
Letters
Quick Takes Scott Collins
Quick Takes Matea Gold
Letters
The Blue Note 7 at Royce Hall Chris Barton
Theater Review F. Kathleen Foley
A republic reflected in 'Battle Hymn' Reed Johnson
Quick Takes associated press
Music Review Chris Pasles
'The Diplomat' is on a road less traveled MARY McNAMARA, TELEVISION CRITIC
'Welcome to the Aquarium' by Julie Diamond Sara Scribner
OPINION
For the record
He kept us safe
Dream dad: one job too many for Obama MEGHAN DAUM
Best of leaders, worst of leaders
Glad to see him gone
Pardon decision was appropriate
No rationale for murder
Reagan wouldn't recognized this GOP Mickey Edwards, Mickey Edwards is a former U.S. congressman, a lecturer at Princeton's Woodrow Wilson School and the author of "Reclaiming Conservatism."
Fiat's offer for Chrysler is a nonstarter
The definition of family
Open up Medicare to all Jamie Court, Jamie Court is president of Consumer Watchdog, which has offices in Santa Monica and Washington.
Monitoring nursing homes
L.A.'s Pachyderm Forest should be built
SPORTS
Diaw is impressive against his old team ASSOCIATED PRESS
NHL players' union puts off collective bargaining Helene Elliott and Billy Witz, staff and wire reports
UCLA tries to break Huskies' trend David Wharton
Victory appears unlikely for Lance Armstrong Diane Pucin
Trojans looking for a road split Chris Foster
Sunshine Millions races to be run at Santa Anita and Gulfstream on Saturday Eric Sondheimer
Back burner
Re-Pete
Great debate
King me
He's with Ben
There's still no sign of Manny Ramirez BILL SHAIKIN
He was serious?
Tim Duncan leads Spurs over Nets Associated Press
High School Basketball Melissa Rohlin
Steve Stricker makes a big move with a 61 Chuck Culpepper
MMA's Andrei Arlovski could try boxing if he beats Fedor Emelianenko Lance Pugmire
Margarito-Mosley is a hit show BILL DWYRE
Clippers get one to grow on Lisa Dillman
Jeremy Abbott leads U.S. nationals Philip Hersh
If shoe fits . . .
Lakers have enjoyed a home advantage Mike Bresnahan
Goodbye, Mr. Kent
Candace Parker eagerly awaits motherhood Diane Pucin
Serena Williams advances in Australian Open associated press
Australia's Torah Bright wins women's superpipe Pete Thomas
Herm Edwards fired as Kansas City Chiefs coach wire reports
For NFL officials, the reviews can be devastating Lance Pugmire
USC's new play-caller stays course Gary Klein
NEWS
NATIONAL
Downed US Airways plane engine recovered Associated Press
Obama, Republicans seek common ground on economy Maura Reynolds
Defense Secretary Robert Gates recovering from arm surgery Associated Press
National Briefing / Georgia Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / And Finally . . . Times Wire Reports
Obama repeals abortion aid rule Noam N. Levey
Kirsten Gillibrand named to New York U.S. Senate seat Erika Hayasaki
Nashville rejects English-only measure Richard Fausset
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