What happened on May 25, 2009

HEALTH

OPINION

PTSD's toll on our soldiers By Catherine Whitney, Catherine Whitney is the author of "Soldiers Once: My Brother and the Lost Dreams of America's Veterans." Website: soldiersoncebook.com.
Hard times and crime? Just you wait By Gregory Rodriguez
America's 'war presidents'
A golden opportunity to revamp the Voting Rights Act By Guy-uriel E. Charles and Luis Fuentes-rohwer, Guy-Uriel E. Charles is a professor at Duke University School of Law. Luis Fuentes-Rohwer is a professor at the Indiana University Maurer School of Law.
Road rage
Spillover from the budget mess
Dealing with sex abuse
Who 'wins' in emissions deal?

ENTERTAINMENT

BUSINESS

NATIONAL

SPORTS

CALIFORNIA | LOCAL

WORLD

What happened on May 25, 2009

HEALTH

Free screening, clinic options put wellness within reach By Francesca Lunzer Kritz

Here's what's in those weight-loss supplements By Melissa Healy

Bitterness as mental illness? By Shari Roan

Kidney stones in children on the rise By Tammy Worth

Macrobiotics is getting more macro By Amber Dance

Weight-loss supplements and the FDA By Melissa Healy

Rebound redness with eyedrop use By Joe Graedon and Teresa Graedon

Marathons can cause temporary heart conditions By Jeannine Stein

Coming around to backbends By Karen Voight

Kidney disease and cancer risk in men By Jill U. Adams

Which exercises burn the most calories? By Jay Blahnik

Dependent on, not addicted to, Oxycontin By Jenny Greiner

Weight-loss supplements' ingredient mix raises safety questions By Melissa Healy

Fitness By Jeannine Stein

OPINION

PTSD's toll on our soldiers By Catherine Whitney, Catherine Whitney is the author of "Soldiers Once: My Brother and the Lost Dreams of America's Veterans." Website: soldiersoncebook.com.

Hard times and crime? Just you wait By Gregory Rodriguez

A golden opportunity to revamp the Voting Rights Act By Guy-uriel E. Charles and Luis Fuentes-rohwer, Guy-Uriel E. Charles is a professor at Duke University School of Law. Luis Fuentes-Rohwer is a professor at the Indiana University Maurer School of Law.

ENTERTAINMENT

Amelia Earhart's soaring spirit By Susan King

The 2009 Palme d'Or goes to Michael Haneke's 'The White Ribbon' By Kenneth Turan, FILM CRITIC

'Arlington: Call to Honor' By Tony Perry

'The City & The City' by China Miéville By Denise Hamilton

Voters on Boyle's side By Lisa Fung

The social swirl at Barbrix in Silver Lake By Jessica Gelt

LIVE: Fleetwood Mac at Anaheim's Honda Center By Margaret Wappler

All aboard for 'Carol' By Yvonne Villarreal

Theater Review By Charles Mcnulty, THEATER CRITIC

Culture Monster By Diane Haithman

Orange County as an opera hotbed By Diane Haithman

Music Review By Mark Swed, MUSIC CRITIC

Pop Music Review By August Brown

BUSINESS

Realtors are abandoning a listing ship By Peter Y. Hong

Recession is giving inventors time to fine-tune their ideas By Alana Semuels

Hoping to turn books into blockbusters By Rachel Abramowitz

Investor-funded research could bring march of science to a standstill By Michael Hiltzik

Robocall case sheds light on a secretive industry By David Colker

Wall Street nervously awaits data on home sales, consumer confidence Associated Press

NATIONAL

Bible texts misused in Rumsfeld reports, religious leaders say By Manya A. Brachear

Florida repo company twice seizes wrong boat By David Fleshler

Miami's Haitians rally around unclaimed bodies By Georgia East

Colin Powell to Limbaugh and Cheney: It's my party By Mike Dorning

Atlantis ends Hubble trip with California landing By Ari B. Bloomekatz

Denver taxi drivers' struggle pays off By Deedee Correll

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National Briefing / New York Times Wire Reports

National Briefing / Alaska Times Wire Reports

SPORTS

NET PROCEEDS UCLA is eliminated in softball Staff And Wire Reports

Torri Hunter's defense, offense lead Angels over Dodgers By Mike Digiovanna

Angels concerned with Scot Shields' tendinitis By Mike Digiovanna

San Diego wins ninth game in a row Associated Press

Predicting Lakers-Nuggets games a thankless job By Mike Bresnahan

Working with Chick Hearn was quite the kick for his sidekicks By Jerry Crowe

Dodgers outfielder Andre Ethier sits out series finale with Angels By Ben Bolch

U.S. men have typically shaky start at French Open By Chuck Culpepper

It's almost anyone's game in French Open women's draw By Chuck Culpepper

Carlos Ruiz's double bails out Brad Lidge Associated Press

Lakers' Derek Fisher delivers in the clutch -- of the huddle By Mark Heisler

A happy return for Helio Castroneves at Indy 500 By Jim Peltz

Santa Monica's Townsend Bell has a blast finishing fourth By Jim Peltz

Situation is fluid for Kobe and Lakers By Mike Bresnahan

Magic doesn't fade after all, as Orlando beats Cleveland, 99-89 By Iliana Limon

Coca-Cola 600 is postponed By Tania Ganguli

Nuggets looking for energy to keep fighting By Broderick Turner

Randy Johnson may be the last using 300-win unit of measure By Mike Penner

Detroit beats Chicago, 6-1, for 3-1 series lead Associated Press

Jamie Hoffmann was ready for his close-up By Bill Shaikin

Camille Abily and Han Duan score as Sol shuts down FC Gold Pride Wire Reports

Phil Dalhausser and Todd Rogers beat familiar foes at Huntington Beach By Pete Thomas

CALIFORNIA | LOCAL

Wary of wolves, O.C. sheriff lays groundwork for her 1st race for the job By Dana Parsons

Robotics program piques students' interest in science By Teresa Watanabe

Lawmakers consider $1.50-per-pack cigarette tax hike By Patrick Mcgreevy

New library is a magnet at Fuller Theological Seminary By Larry Gordon

Benjamen Chinn dies at 87; photographer documented San Francisco's Chinatown By Jon Thurber