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What happened on July 24, 2009
WORLD
Israeli warships' passage through Suez Canal causes a stir By Batsheva Sobelman and Jeffrey Fleishman, Sobelman is an assistant in The Times' Jerusalem Bureau. Special correspondent Amro Hassan in Cairo contributed to this report.
U.S. stops giving militant death tolls in Afghanistan By Julian E. Barnes
In Iraq, Kurdistan election campaign heats up By Liz Sly
Biden pledges U.S. support for Georgia in tempered speech By Megan K. Stack
Brazil police find makeshift clinics for wounded gangsters Associated Press
World Briefing / Israel TIMES WIRE REPORTS
World Briefing / Italy TIMES WIRE REPORTS
World Briefing / Mauritania TIMES WIRE REPORTS
World Briefing / Belarus TIMES WIRE REPORTS
Manuel Zelaya to attempt Honduras return By Tracy Wilkinson
Osama bin Laden's son believed killed By Greg Miller
U.N. leader says Somalia's government in dire need of help Associated Press
SCIENCE
Stem cell feat revives ethics debate on human cloning By Thomas H. Maugh Ii
NATIONAL
Four boys charged in the rape of an 8-year-old girl Associated Press
A young American's journey into Al Qaeda By Sebastian Rotella and Josh Meyer
Obama eases stance on arrest of black Harvard professor By Peter Wallsten, Peter Nicholas and Richard Simon
Police debate Obama's remark By Robin Abcarian and Kim Murphy
AIDS-like disease in chimps may be a 'missing link' By William Mullen
National Briefing / Virginia TIMES WIRE REPORTS
National Briefing / Oregon TIMES WIRE REPORTS
National Briefing / Montana TIMES WIRE REPORTS
National Briefing / Louisiana TIMES WIRE REPORTS
At Cronkite funeral, a friend, sailor -- and newsman -- is remembered By Matea Gold
Senate healthcare legislation not expected soon By Christi Parsons and James Oliphant
44 arrested in New Jersey corruption probe By Geraldine Baum
ENTERTAINMENT
Review: 'American Cowslip' By Kevin Thomas; Gary Goldstein; Glenn Whipp
'In the Loop' By Michael Ordona
Female-exploitation films seen in new light By Mark Olsen
'Humpday' By Robert Abele
Eric Winter ('The Ugly Truth') By Mark Sachs
'Twilight' trio offer views on 'New Moon' By Denise Martin; Gina Mcintyre
'The Infernal Comedy' raises questions about Austria's soul By Kate Connolly
'Afghan Star' By Kenneth Turan, FILM CRITIC
'The Answer Man' By Glenn Whipp
Comic-con 2009 By Jon Burlingame
Blink-182 is a band of bros again By Chris Lee
'Short Girls' by Bich Minh Nguyen By Marion Winik, Winik is the author of "The Glen Rock Book of the Dead."
Around The Galleries By David Pagel
'G-Force' By Michael Phillips
Finding lessons for life in Harry Potter books By Deborah Netburn
Architecture Review By Christopher Hawthorne, ARCHITECTURE CRITIC
Bigfoot Lodge West By Scott T. Sterling
No Doubt at Gibson Amphitheatre at Universal City By August Brown
New technology supercharges debate on public domain By James Rainey
Quick Takes By David Ng
Quick Takes By Susan King
Quick Takes By David Ng
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes By Juliette Funes
Theater Beat By Philip Brandes; F. Kathleen Foley; Charlotte Stoudt; David C. Nichols
'The Ugly Truth' By Michael Phillips
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Makeover advised for gang member kicked by El Monte officer By Hector Becerra
California threatened with loss of funds if it doesn't use test scores in evaluating teachers By Jason Felch and Jason Song
MTA changes course, opening carpool lanes to solo drivers -- for a fee By Dan Weikel
Study offers 5 options to reshape Long Beach's breakwater By Louis Sahagun
MTA delays decision on extending Italian firm's rail contract By Maeve Reston
California Briefing / Santa Ana By Tami Abdollah
California Briefing / Van Nuys By Gerrick D. Kennedy
California Briefing / Long Beach By Raja Abdulrahim
California Briefing / La Jolla By Tony Perry
California Briefing / L.a. County By Dan Weikel
California Briefing / San Diego County Associated Press
California lawmakers expect a late night over budget deal By Shane Goldmacher and Patrick Mcgreevy
Sailor charged with murder in Camp Pendleton shooting By Tony Perry
Michael Jackson's doctor becomes focus of manslaughter probe By Kimi Yoshino and Harriet Ryan
L.A. federal judge closes civil trial for activist's murder By Carol J. Williams
Louis R. Nowell dies at 94; former Los Angeles city councilman By Valerie J. Nelson
Maurice Grimaud dies at 95; former Paris police chief Associated Press
OBITUARIES / PASSINGS / Carlton Willey TIMES WIRE REPORTS
OBITUARIES / PASSINGS / Gangubai Hangal TIMES WIRE REPORTS
L.A. retirement fund enacts campaign disclosure rules By David Zahniser
Ralph F. Hirschmann dies at 87; pioneering chemist By Thomas H. Maugh Ii
Fatal accident closes 57 Freeway in Fullerton By Mitchell Landsberg
At 65, Smokey Bear is still fighting fires By Mike Anton
BUSINESS
7-Eleven plans to slurp up Southern California real estate By Roger Vincent and Andrea Chang
Audi Q5 is buff luxe in a guilt-lite package By Dan Neil
Toyota considers halting operations at California's last car plant By Martin Zimmerman and Ken Bensinger
Denny's is sued over high-salt food By Jerry Hirsch
Netflix profit jumps 22% By Ben Fritz
Business Briefing / Real Estate Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Employment Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Autos Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Earnings Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Drugs Times Wire Reports
Company Town
Ford beats expectations with a $2.3-billion profit in 2nd quarter By Ken Bensinger
Financial regulator's chief does an about-face on derivates By Zachary A. Goldfarb, Goldfarb writes for the Washington Post.
Home sales show faint signs of improvement By Peter Y. Hong
Stocks hold steady amid latest earnings By Walter Hamilton and Tom Petruno
Loan modifications get bad reviews By Jim Puzzanghera
Northrop profit drops 20% Associated Press
Oxy Petroleum profit slips 70% on sharply lower oil prices By Ronald D. White
Porsche CEO steps down, making way for VW merger Associated Press
Earnings Roundup By David Sarno
Earnings Roundup By David Sarno
Earnings Roundup By David Sarno
SPORTS
Lance Armstrong to jump to U.S.-based cycling team in 2010 By Diane Pucin
UCLA's Ben Howland is still hunting for Washington talent By Eric Sondheimer, ON HIGH SCHOOLS
Aaron Corp tries to stay out front for Trojans By Bill Brink
Seattle defeats Detroit, 2-1 Associated Press
Angels still pursuing an ace, even Roy Halladay By Bill Shaikin
Angels are the rally kings By Ben Bolch, ON THE ANGELS
Ex-pitcher Parque admits to HGH use Associated Press
David Beckham not in apologetic mood By Grahame L. Jones
Wave Goodbye
Mike Dunleavy says Clippers' deals add depth By Mark Medina
Manny Ramirez can do no wrong By Jerry Crowe
Manny Ramirez (the bobblehead) is on the market By Lauren Goldman
NFL won't confirm meeting By Sam Farmer
Tom Watson takes aim at Senior British Open title By Mark Medina, Staff and Wire Reports
Barry Zito helps Giants avoid four-game sweep Associated Press
Cole Hamels pitches Phillies past Padres Associated Press
Mark Buehrle pitches perfect game By Mark Gonzales
Dodgers' top homers leave previous memories By Bill Plaschke
For T.J. Houshmandzadeh, it's not in the game By Mike Penner
U.S. defeats Honduras, 2-0 Associated Press
Sol clinches regular-season title despite scoreless tie Staff Reports
Time Warner whiffs on Manny Ramirez's grand slam By Diane Pucin, ON SPORTS MEDIA
Alberto Contador wins 18th stage of Tour de France By Lauren Goldman, Associated Press
OPINION
Is Mexico under attack by its military?
Faith in diplomacy -- it's constitutional
Views of Ridgecrest
Community college grades
Looking back at a horror
A fashionable eatery?
A gold star for Bratton
Paying the price for Obama's lack of a trade policy By Daniel Ikenson and Scott Lincicome, Daniel Ikenson is associate director of the Center for Trade Policy Studies at the Cato Institute. Scott Lincicome is an international trade attorney in Washington. They are the coauthors of the Cato Institute study, "Audaciously Hopeful: How President Obama Can Help Restore the Pro-Trade Consensus."
After a lot of errors, the Hall of Fame's home run By Larry Tye, Larry Tye is the author of the just-published biography "Satchel: The Life and Times of an American Legend."
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