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What happened on November 16, 2009
OPINION
One nation, insured
Under the chamber's cyber-skin
Loudon Wainwright III and Richard Thompson at UCLA's Royce Hall
By Randy Lewis
Network TV winners and losers
By Scott Collins
Guinea-Bissau: Cocaine traffic hub
By Scott Kraft
CalPERS to weigh tougher disclosure rules
By Marc Lifsher
'2012' spells doom for its competition at the box office
By Joe Flint
Healthcare bills could jeopardize states' consumer protection laws
By Lisa Girion
Nutrition makeovers take hold
By Jeannine Stein, Jeannine Stein
Letters to the editor
West Hollywood's medical marijuana success story
By John Hoeffel
The flaws of lethal injection
By Miriam Aroni Krinsky, Miriam Aroni Krinsky serves as a lecturer at the UCLA School of Public Affairs and an adjunct professor at Loyola Law School.
Suns beat Toronto for the 11th straight time
Associated Press
Mavericks get a road win, beating Pistons, 95-90
Associated Press
Letters To The Times
By Tim Haddock
Bruins can show progress with bowl game
By Chris Foster
Letters
Letters
Letters
Letters
HOME & GARDEN
Letters
Robert Loggia sells Bel-Air home for $2.95 million
By Lauren Beale, Lauren Beale
'Biggest Loser's' Bob Harper buys Hollywood Hills home for $2.9 million
By Lauren Beale, Lauren Beale
ENTERTAINMENT
Eli Broad expands plans for his Westside museum
By Mike Boehm, Mike Boehm
Philippe by Philippe Chow
A gala celebration for MOCA
By Jessica Gelt
'Bonnie & Clyde': Can it steal your heart?
By Anne Marie Welsh
Water still divides the state
By George Skelton
Valerie Oppenheimer dies at 77; UCLA sociologist studied effects of work on marriage
By Valerie J. Nelson
Theater Review
By Charles Mcnulty, THEATER CRITIC
Eli Broad expands plans for his Westside museum
By Mike Boehm, Mike Boehm
SPORTS
The Inside Track
Them Crooked Vultures have an understanding
By Steve Appleford
Do diet patch claims stick?
By Chris Woolston
Cal Poly Pomona discloses online security breach
By Ann M. Simmons, Ann M. Simmons
The American way: Smile if you're insecure
By Gregory Rodriguez
Jim Harbaugh close to contract extension with Stanford
Associated Press
The Inside Track
By Lance Pugmire, Staff and Wire Reports
The Inside Track
By Houston Mitchell
Soccer means all is well in Wellington
By Chuck Culpepper
Not much changes in BCS poll
By Chris Dufresne, Chris Dufresne
Schedule
Best Of The Day
Patriots gamble, Colts cash in
By Sam Farmer, SAM FARMER, On The Nfl
Ragged Lakers are well off-pace
By Helene Elliott, HELENE ELLIOTT
Kings tonight
By Mark Medina
Ariza emotional as he joins inner circle
By Broderick Turner, Broderick Turner
Rockets still a thorn in Lakers' side
By Mike Bresnahan, MIKE BRESNAHAN, On The Lakers
The Times' Top 25
College Basketball
Associated Press
MAGAZINE
Letters
WORLD
Chinese students, netizens and shops welcome Obama to Shanghai
By Jean Yung, Jean Yung
Yuna Kim wins big at Skate America despite poor final performance
By Philip Hersh
World Briefing
Times Wire Reports
World Briefing
Times Wire Reports
World Briefing
Times Wire Reports
World Briefing
Times Wire Reports
World Briefing
Times Wire Reports
World Briefing
Times Wire Reports
Obama chides China on human rights
By Peter Nicholas, Peter Nicholas
HEALTH
For more Army of Women information
Produce, lean protein should substitute for convenience foods
By Jeannine Stein
'Brothers and Sisters': Misguided cancer treatment plan
By Marc Siegel
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Inglewood art studio tour a stroke of genius
By Alejandro Lazo
Chris Dufresne's Play It Forward
By Chris Dufresne
After decades of waiting, their trains have arrived
By Ari B. Bloomekatz And Hector Becerra
New Silver Lake library designed with community in mind
By Carla Rivera
New O.C. Leadership
Passings
Times Staff Reports
NATIONAL
For Obama judicial nominees, confirmation is slow process
By David G. Savage
National Briefing
National Briefing
Times Wire Reports
National Briefing
Times Wire Reports
National Briefing
Times Wire Reports
National Briefing
Times Wire Reports
Catholic bishops' unique influence on healthcare bill
By James Oliphant
Healthcare Q&a
By Kim Geiger And James Oliphant
The Nation
TRAVEL
For what it's (Fort) Worth, TCU, Boise State are in BCS club
By Chris Dufresne, ON COLLEGE FOOTBALL
NEWS
Jimmie Johnson has another Sprint Cup well in hand
By Jim Peltz
For the Record
For The Record
For The Record
BUSINESS
Weekend box-office results
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