What happened on July 06, 2009

HEALTH

BUSINESS

WORLD

ENTERTAINMENT

CALIFORNIA | LOCAL

OPINION

Obama's strategic blind spot By Andrew J. Bacevich, Andrew J. Bacevich is a professor of history and international relations at Boston University.
Covering the uninsured: A cost that pays
'Evil' Madoff -- if the shoe fits By Gregory Rodriguez
Saving the Columbia and Snake river salmon By Paul Vandevelder, Paul VanDevelder is the author of "Savages and Scoundrels: The Untold Story of America's Road to Empire Through Indian Territory."
The voices in her head
Is court majority out of touch?
Widen best song category as well
Gov. Sanford hasn't a clue

SPORTS

NATIONAL

What happened on July 06, 2009

HEALTH

Tart cherry juice: A lip-puckering pain remedy? By Elena Conis

Therapeutic cancer vaccines show promise By Jill U. Adams

Do prosthetic legs give runner a competitive advantage? By Jeannine Stein

Certain sunscreens mimic estrogen By Joe Graedon and Teresa Graedon

For a cancer survivor, living (well or not) is the best revenge By Deborah Lewis

Cancer update 2009 By Tammy Worth

Americans keep getting heavier By Jeannine Stein

Dr. William Meller talks about his book 'Evolution Rx' By Lori Kozlowski

An easy upper-body stretch By Karen Voight

Whose side are health advocacy groups on? By Chris Woolston

When it comes to kids, embrace the average By Valerie Ulene

Vaccine cocktail might be more effective against certain cancers By Jill U. Adams

Don't scrimp on safety this summer By Francesca Lunzer Kritz

Keep summer safe without spending a mint By Francesca Lunzer Kritz

BUSINESS

Best Buy takes electric vehicles for a spin By Susan Carpenter

California solar-power subsidy program approaches its limit By Marc Lifsher

China's elderly will overwhelm the nation By David Pierson

Despair flows as fields go dry and unemployment rises By Alana Semuels

'New' GM gets the go-ahead By Ken Bensinger

Earnings reports may reveal economic recovery's strength Associated Press

Foreigners warm up to 'Ice Age' sequel By Ben Fritz

Video game players take a shot at being frugal By Alex Pham

Debt-heavy Univision survives the punches, at least for now By Meg James

John Wooden's still Coach, even in the investment game By Michael Hiltzik

WORLD

Progress expected on U.S.-Russian nuclear arms reduction treaty By Christi Parsons

Chinese riot police, Muslims clash in northwestern city By Barbara Demick

Honduran army blocks runway to keep Zelaya out By Tracy Wilkinson and Alex Renderos

Mousavi reportedly will launch political party in Iran By Borzou Daragahi

Mexican voters go to the polls By Ken Ellingwood

World Briefing / Yemen Times Wire Reports

World Briefing / Bulgaria Times Wire Reports

World Briefing / China Times Wire Reports

World Briefing / Pakistan Times Wire Reports

World Briefing / Nigeria Times Wire Reports

World Briefing / Iraq Times Wire Reports

Foreign Exchange By Edmund Sanders

ENTERTAINMENT

Teri Schwartz looks to future at UCLA film school By Rachel Abramowitz

'Public Enemies' director Michael Mann knows the score By Patrick Goldstein

That Hollywood Bowl magic By Diane Haithman

'The Vanishing Face of Gaia' by James Lovelock By Sara Lippincott

Scene Setter: Allston Yacht Club in Echo Park By Jessica Gelt

Lena Horne biography tells of a star shaped by rejection, racism By Susan King

TV and Obama: mutual love affair By David Bauder, Bauder writes for the Associated Press.

Art Review By Holly Myers

Pop Music Review By Ann Powers, POP MUSIC CRITIC

CALIFORNIA | LOCAL

In California, mortgage scammers find easy pickings By Jessica Garrison

Moorpark High School's Academic Decathlon coach steps down By Seema Mehta

Dalai Lama contributes to students' message of hope for hospitalized children By Carla Rivera

LAPD probes Michael Jackson's medical history By Harriet Ryan, Richard Winton and Andrew Blankstein

Bela Kiraly dies at 97; one of the military leaders of Hungary's 1956 revolution Associated Press

Jackson's estate could be a thriller of a profit machine By Harriet Ryan and Chris Lee

Jackson fans await word on tickets to the memorial By Carla Hall and Corina Knoll

Case of autistic Marine brings recruiting problems to the forefront By Tony Perry

A very special Brand By James Rainey

6 California parks could revert to federal control By Julie Cart

Peafowl run afoul of Rancho Palos Verdes residents By Jeff Gottlieb

Shi Pei Pu dies at 70; Chinese opera singer inspired M. Butterfly By T. Rees Shapiro

California Briefing / Long Beach By Patrick J. Mcdonnell and Maeve Reston

California Briefing / Elysian Park By Corina Knoll

OPINION

Obama's strategic blind spot By Andrew J. Bacevich, Andrew J. Bacevich is a professor of history and international relations at Boston University.

'Evil' Madoff -- if the shoe fits By Gregory Rodriguez

Saving the Columbia and Snake river salmon By Paul Vandevelder, Paul VanDevelder is the author of "Savages and Scoundrels: The Untold Story of America's Road to Empire Through Indian Territory."

SPORTS

Andy Roddick and Roger Federer's Shakespearean saga of a match By Kurt Streeter

Rangers complete sweep of the Rays Associated Press

A's beat Indians, who say Eric Wedge will remain manager Associated Press

Torii Hunter, Brian Fuentes make All-Star team By Mike Digiovanna

Angels pull off another comeback By Mike Digiovanna

Marla Messing's big thinking made Women's World Cup huge By Jerry Crowe

Dodgers' Jonathan Broxton, Chad Billingsley and Orlando Hudson selected for All-Star Game By Dylan Hernandez

Loney's home run pushes Dodgers past Padres By Dylan Hernandez

Tiger Woods hosts and stars in his own show By Barry Svrluga

Eunjung Yi wins Corning classic Associated Press