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What happened on March 22, 2009
BUSINESS
A consumer's guide to mortgage modifications By David Colker
At 60 and with a high net worth, should he retire? By Ann Marsh
Trucking toward a port-pollution solution By Ronald D. White
Architects see a slight increase in contracts in February By Roger Vincent
Madoff clients ignored the cardinal rule about diversification
Easter spending expected to decline Times Wire Reports
A stone home with polish By Dinah Eng
Los Angeles foreclosures By Maria Hsin
Before I pop this pill, I'd like to know where it came from By David Lazarus
Overdraft protection can be an expensive convenience By Kathy M. Kristof
Letters
Consumer Briefs / Holidays Times Wire Reports
Consumer Briefs / Food Safety Times Wire Reports
Consumer Briefs / Recalls Times Wire Reports
Real Estate
Rent It Right By Janet Portman, Inman News
NATIONAL
NASA's early lunar images, in a new light By John Johnson Jr.
Do maritime safety 'smart cards' defy common sense? By Bob Drogin
AIG bonuses total more than the reported $165 million By David G. Savage
Drug industry hopes for FDA split Associated Press
Obama criticizes Cheney's approach to terrorism in '60 Minutes' interview By Mark Silva
Errors mar Discovery crew's second spacewalk Associated Press
Underground reimagined with focus on gambling By Richard Fausset
National Briefing / Pennsylvania Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / Washington, D.c. Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / Illinois Times Wire Reports
SCIENCE
Steps toward saving diabetic feet By Shari Roan
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
A world of end-of-the-world predictions By Steve Harvey
Some schools are cutting back on homework By Seema Mehta
Surge in Highland Park violence terrifies students By Steve Lopez
Health clinics in danger of needing life support By Anna Gorman
Residents rally to West Valley Food Pantry's aid By Ruben Vives
Army Staff Sgt. Sean Diamond, 41, Dublin; killed by roadside bomb in Iraq By Raja Abdulrahim
Eddie Bo dies at 78; blues singer, pianist and songwriter Associated Press
Marjorie Grene dies at 98; historian of philosophy known as independent thinker By Elaine Woo
Pico-Union tour traces historical immigration patterns By Teresa Watanabe
Startling claims from a 'Hollywood go-to guy' By Harriet Ryan
'Sacramento Six' face conservative backlash By Patrick Mcgreevy
Gulp! The swallows don't visit San Juan Capistrano much anymore By Paloma Esquivel
California tuberculosis rate lowest on record By Rong-gong Lin Ii
Military deaths
For Obama, mayor and governor: a win-win-win situation By Cathleen Decker
California Briefing / Southern California By Ktla-tv Channel 5 Weather Report
California Briefing / La Habra By Cara Mia Dimassa
California Briefing / Sacramento Associated Press
California Briefing / Hollywood By Rong-gong Lin Ii
California Briefing / Corona By Cara Mia Dimassa
Oakland mourns 3 slain officers By Maria L. Laganga and Anna Gorman
WORLD
U.S. missile strikes said to take heavy toll on Al Qaeda By Greg Miller
In Toyota City, Japan, the good times rolled . . . away By John M. Glionna
Afghanistan bombings kill 11 Associated Press
China's copper mine project in Peru reflects its economic power By Chris Kraul
North Korea allows cellphone network By Ju-min Park
North Korea detains 2 U.S. journalists Associated Press
Iran's Khamenei rebuffs Obama overture By Ramin Mostaghim and Borzou Daragahi
CIA chief visits Pakistan Associated Press
A Zimbabwe road leads to Chechnya, Tajikistan, Siberia By Robyn Dixon
U.S.-Mexico relationship hits some bumps By Paul Richter and Ken Ellingwood
World Briefing / Hungary Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Madagascar Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Italy Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Venezuela Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Angola Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Germany Times Wire Reports
ENTERTAINMENT
Clowns who have big shoes to fill By Jenn Garbee
'Tintin' project brings moguls together By Rachel Abramowitz
Steve McQueen's long shot in 'Hunger' is paying off By Mark Olsen
'The Mentalist' and Simon Baker find a hit By Greg Braxton
Tom Morello: Rocker with a conscience By Choire Sicha
Discoveries By Susan Salter Reynolds
'Discovering Ganesha: Remover of Obstacles' at Pacific Asia Museum By Liesl Bradner
Leadership changes mark uncertainty in film festival world By John Horn
'Poems: 1959-2009' by Frederick Seidel By George Ducker, Ducker is a writer in Los Angeles.
'Searching for Tamsen Donner' by Gabrielle Burton By William Deverell, Deverell is director of the Huntington-USC Institute on California and the West and professor of history at USC.
Hans Fallada is resurrected in the U.S. By Matthew Shaer, Shaer is a staff writer at the Christian Science Monitor.
Kiyoshi Kurosawa provides domestic chills in 'Tokyo Sonata' By Susan King
'A Tolerable Anarchy' by Jedediah Purdy and 'The Myth of American Exceptionalism' by Godfrey Hodgson By Art Winslow, Winslow is a former literary and executive editor of the Nation.
Off-kilter is still Jeremy Irons' calling By Patrick Pacheco
'Important Artifacts and Personal Property . . .' by Leanne Shapton By Tayt Harlin, Harlin has written for the Village Voice and Bookforum.
'Don't Cry' by Mary Gaitskill By Irina Reyn, Reyn is the author of the novel "What Happened to Anna K."
'Bad Girls Club' takes reality to a low By Jon Caramanica
Vivaldi's 'Motezuma,' lost, found, restored, re-imagined By David Ng
'Quantum of Solace'; 'Andy Richter Controls The Universe: The Complete Series'; 'In Treatment: Season One'; 'Praying With Lior'; 'Watchmen: Tales of the Black Freighter'
Musical diversity is the pulse of Africa By Ann Powers, POP MUSIC CRITIC
L.A. exhibitions focus on Paul Outerbridge By David Ng
Underrated: Music consumption cutback and books
Kicks with David O (and kids) By Liesl Bradner
William Wellman: tough taskmaster for tough times By Sam Adams
Demetri Martin, Jesse Eisenberg, 'In Treatment,' Kari Hilson, 'Hunger' By Denise Martin
Susan Sarandon valiantly enters 'Exit the King' By Patrick Pacheco
At 80, comic-book hero Tintin is ready for Hollywood By Henry Chu
3rd dimension's the charm for tech wizard By Cristy Lytal
Creativity Corner
Kids' book reviews
Riddles & Jokes
'Two Wise Martians' By Diane K. Fisher
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TRAVEL
Stress-busting travel accessories By Jay Jones
Check out the new check-in style By Valli Herman
The $1 Deal By Jen Leo
Little Rock, Arkansas: Cosmopolitan meets Southern hospitality By Whitney Friedlander
Little Rock's Quapaw Quarter has classic, antebellum homes By Whitney Friedlander
A trek into the Atlas Mountains By Amanda Jones
Wild times at Vision Quest Ranch By Jay Jones
Go Mexico? Sí By Catharine Hamm
Tours & Cruises By Avital Binshtock
Because a travel savvy mom knows best By Jen Leo
Letters
Letters
Letters
News Style Tips Trends By Jane Engle; Christopher Reynolds; Mary Forgione; Susan Spano; Hugo Martin
Readers Recommend
Your Scene / Editor's Choice
SPORTS
Now, the game isn't so easy for Roger Federer By Bill Dwyre
Why is there deuce in tennis? Ask the French By Ellen Alperstein
Howie Kendrick might have a new spot in Angels' lineup By Mike Digiovanna
Paulo Nagamura makes good use of two opportunities By Grahame L. Jones
Up next for Clippers: Toronto Raptors By Barry Stavro
Dodgers hire ESPN college baseball announcer By Diane Pucin
Union files grievance over player donations By Bill Shaikin and Dylan Hernandez
Up next for Ducks: Phoenix Coyotes By Lisa Dillman
Long Beach Poly wins its fourth state title in a row By Ben Bolch
The transition game, from college to pro By Mark Heisler
Up next for Kings: Chicago Blackhawks By Billy Witz
Lakers have something in reserve this time By Mike Bresnahan
Lakers' Jordan Farmar turns it around By Mike Bresnahan
A wiser Michael Phelps looks ahead By Lisa Dillman
Cavaliers win eighth in a row Associated Press
How they rank By Mark Heisler
Duke knocks out Texas Associated Press
Tom Lehman, 50, leads PGA event by one shot Staff And Wire Reports
Shaken to its core, UCLA must now begin to rebuild By Bill Plaschke
Magic looks to dial up the price on a pay phone By Mike Penner
Let L.A. put on a baseball festival By Bill Shaikin
Communing with the wagerers of Sin City By T.J. Simers
Figure skating scoring leaves some cold By Helene Elliott
Players are left out of March Madness money By Kurt Streeter
Villanova pummels UCLA, 89-69 By David Wharton
UCLA seniors go out on a sour note By David Wharton
USC and Tim Floyd are seeking a whole new level By Chris Foster
USC-Michigan State matchup boils down to depth By Chris Dufresne
South Korea teams up to rout Venezuela, 10-2 By Kevin Baxter
Westchester boys' team wins state Division I title By Eric Sondheimer and Ben Bolch
California routs Fresno State at Galen Center By Robyn Norwood
No. 12 Gonzaga upsets No. 5 Xavier, 74-59 Associated Press
Blasting Powder
Hampton shoots for the stars By Kristie Rieken, Rieken writes for the Associated Press.
Morning Briefing By Wallace Matthews, Matthews writes for New York Newsday.
Commentary By Barry Wilner, Wilner writes for the Associated Press.
Galaxy today By Grahame L. Jones
Coast To Coast By Mark Heisler
South Roundup Associated Press
West Roundup Associated Press
Midships goes wire to wire
IMAGE
Obama recovery plan's logo gets a critique By Adam Tschorn
Makeup Show L.A. draws professionals, customers By Steffie Nelson
The best from the makeup booths By Melissa Magsaysay
The pull of the sequined vortex By Andrew Harmon
Pink-slip parties, a new twist in job networking By Kavita Daswani
Fashion's tastemakers feel the squeeze By Booth Moore, FASHION CRITIC
Adidas' Y-3, SLVR lines hit the Sunset Strip By Max Padilla
Figure skating outfits that landed it -- or not By Andrew Harmon
Top fashion trends for fall By Booth Moore, FASHION CRITIC
Tee up the romance By Melissa Magsaysay
OPINION
Obama's promises, then and now
In New York, a second, silent 9/11 By Tom Engelhardt, Tom Engelhardt runs the Nation Institute's tomdispatch.com, where a longer version of this article appears.
Supermajority rule: good or bad? By Nicholas Goldberg, Nicholas Goldberg is the deputy editor of The Times' editorial pages.
Alger Hiss -- a case for our time By Susan Jacoby, Susan Jacoby is the author, most recently, of "Alger Hiss and the Battle for History."
Geithner can still pay off for Obama By Doyle Mcmanus
Economic water marks By Joel Pett, Joel Pett is the Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist of the Lexington Herald-Leader. His work also appears in USA Today.
Hard lessons
A pioneer for fathers' rights
Drug war strategies
Graphic arguments
Remembering another L.A.
A hero on trial
NEWS
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Austria is eager to move on after trial By William J. Kole, Kole writes for the Associated Press.
Novel of gay love brings out the police By Matt Robinson and Margarita Antidze, Robinson and Antidze write for Reuters.
Speaking of the camera eye! This one's for real By Holly Fox, Fox writes for the Associated Press.
The World By Kirsten Johnson, Johnson writes for the Associated Press.
Gazans get into the postwar zone By Karin Laub, Laub writes for the Associated Press.
N. Korea reopens link with South Reuters
Robo-fish are headed for waters of Spain By Raphael G. Satter, Satter writes for the Associated Press.
An ancient mystery that is carved in stone By Barry Hatton, Hatton writes for the Associated Press.
Hunger for tradition at fish fry By Eric Gorski, Gorski writes for the Associated Press.
From our blogs By Patrick Goldstein; Karen Kaplan; Rene Lynch
Hoping families can rest in peace By Brian Farkas, Farkas writes for the Associated Press.
The Nation By Mike Dorning
Top Of The Ticket By Andrew Malcolm and Robin Abcarian
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