What happened on July 13, 2010

ENTERTAINMENT

CALIFORNIA | LOCAL

BUSINESS

NEWS

FOOD

WORLD

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Answers about VA's new stress-disorder policy By Julia Love, Tribune Washington Bureau
Cousins sentenced in terrorism case By Richard A. Serrano, Tribune Washington Bureau
Sniffing out the oil By Bob Drogin, Los Angeles Times
Obama's task for midterm election: recapture 2008 magic By Peter Nicholas and Christi Parsons, Tribune Washington Bureau
BP puts tighter cap on leaking well Richard Simon and Richard Fausset, Los Angeles Times
White House unveils strategy against HIV/AIDS By Noam N. Levey, Tribune Washington Bureau
Bioterrorism experts condemn a move to cut reserve money By Ken Dilanian, Tribune Washington Bureau

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What happened on July 13, 2010

ENTERTAINMENT

Phil Harris' final moments on 'Deadliest Catch' By T. L. Stanley, Special to the Los Angeles Times

The flak over 'The Shack' By Sarah Weinman, Special to the Los Angeles Times

Television review: 'Covert Affairs' By Mary McNamara, Los Angeles Times Television Critic

Gibson scandal could doom his movie career By Steven Zeitchik, Los Angeles Times

'Thurgood' play captures Justice Thurgood Marshall By David Savage, Los Angeles Times

Harvey Pekar: An Appreciation By David Ulin, Los Angeles Times Book Critic

'Gone With the Pope' rises from storage By Louis Albo, Special to the Los Angeles Times

Horoscope: July 13 Holiday Mathis

CALIFORNIA | LOCAL

Teaching 'stuff' about ecology By Margot Roosevelt, Los Angeles Times

Port of San Diego fires lobbyist who boasted of 'spoon feeding' commissioner By Tony Barboza, Los Angeles Times

Controlling how people spend their welfare money? Easier said than done Sandy Banks

Further consideration of West L.A. project postponed to October By Martha Groves, Los Angeles Times

Harvey Pekar dies at 70; comic book author known for 'American Splendor' series By Reed Johnson, Los Angeles Times

L.A. school district replaces first principal of new downtown arts campus By Howard Blume, Los Angeles Times

Witness to fatal shooting of honors student says teen wasn't speeding toward deputy By Robert Faturechi, Los Angeles Times

Appeals court orders review of Guatemalan woman's asylum case By Anna Gorman, Los Angeles Times

Store owners display anger over sign law By Ann M. Simmons, Los Angeles Times

Tuli Kupferberg dies at 86; founding member of the underground band the Fugs By Randy Lewis, Los Angeles Times

George Steinbrenner dies at 80; owner of New York Yankees By Bill Shaikin

Police group warns that LAX remains vulnerable to truck and car bombs By Dan Weikel, Los Angeles Times

Feinstein supports campaign to defeat marijuana legalization measure By John Hoeffel, Los Angeles Times

Technicalities underlie Swiss decision on the film director By Jack Leonard and Andrew Blankstein, Los Angeles Times

Police look into possible negligence in toddler's fatal shooting By Catherine Saillant, Los Angeles Times

Congressman calls cartoon of his opponent 'in poor taste' By Tony Perry, Los Angeles Times

BUSINESS

Number of minority-owned businesses jumps in five years Don Walker

Products made in China often cost more there than in the West By David Pierson, Los Angeles Times

Smaller cable TV packages would be good for consumers, but a la carte pricing would be better David Lazarus

Warner gambles on an unproven commodity By Ben Fritz and Claudia Eller, Los Angeles Times

Lancaster hopes to outshine all others By Tiffany Hsu, Los Angeles Times

American Airlines' effort to cut fuel reserves draws fire from pilots By Jon Hilkevitch and Julie Johnsson

Hefner's move to take Playboy Enterprises private could put it in play By Michael Oneal

GOP senators' support assures passage of financial reform bill By Jim Puzzanghera, Los Angeles Times

Intel reports earning $2.9 billion in second quarter Brandon Bailey

Struggling mall owner unloads third-party management business By Roger Vincent, Los Angeles Times

Consumer Reports gives iPhone 4 cool reception By David Sarno, Los Angeles Times

Small-business lending drops sharply in June after federal program runs out of money By Sharon Bernstein, Los Angeles Times

Moody's downgrades Portugal's bond ratings by two notches By Polya Lesova

NEWS

Medicines from class of drugs commonly used by the elderly, including Benadryl and Dramamine, can cause impaired thinking, study finds Thomas H. Maugh II, Los Angeles Times

Some people will fudge the truth to become ophthalmologists By Karen Kaplan, Los Angeles Times

For older women, extra pounds can mean less brain power By Karen Kaplan, Los Angeles Times

Nutrition according to the Cato Institute Karen Kaplan, Los Angeles Times

Study shows doctors often eschew watchdog role By Jessie Schiewe, Los Angeles Times

It's a burger… it's a sandwich … it's both! And it's 1,160 calories! By Jeannine Stein

Dengue fever outbreak feared in Key West By Thomas H. Maugh II, Los Angeles Times

Big heads help patients withstand the ravages of Alzheimer's disease By Karen Kaplan, Los Angeles Times

FOOD

The Find: 85C in Irvine By Linda Burum, Special to the Los Angeles Times

WORLD

German trade with Iran has life of its own By Borzou Daragahi, Los Angeles Times

Rogue Afghan soldier kills 3 British troops with RPG By Alex Rodriguez

Iranian nuclear scientist turns up in Washington By Paul Richter and Borzou Daragahi, Los Angeles Times Staff Writers

Cuba's Fidel Castro makes rare TV appearance By Tracy Wilkinson, Los Angeles Times

Somali militant group claims responsibility for Uganda blasts By Emmanuel Gyezaho and Robyn Dixon, Los Angeles Times

NATIONAL

Answers about VA's new stress-disorder policy By Julia Love, Tribune Washington Bureau

Cousins sentenced in terrorism case By Richard A. Serrano, Tribune Washington Bureau

Sniffing out the oil By Bob Drogin, Los Angeles Times

Obama's task for midterm election: recapture 2008 magic By Peter Nicholas and Christi Parsons, Tribune Washington Bureau

BP puts tighter cap on leaking well Richard Simon and Richard Fausset, Los Angeles Times

White House unveils strategy against HIV/AIDS By Noam N. Levey, Tribune Washington Bureau

Bioterrorism experts condemn a move to cut reserve money By Ken Dilanian, Tribune Washington Bureau

SPORTS

Angels' Torii Hunter isn't able to bring it home for AL By Baxter Holmes

For George Steinbrenner, winning was everything, but not the only thing By Bill Shaikin

Kobe Bryant is trying to recruit an old rival, Raja Bell, to the Lakers By Mike Bresnahan

Roberto Clemente, Rod Carew honored at All-Star FanFest By DeAntae Prince

Braves' Brian McCann savors All-Star moment By Dylan Hernandez

U.S. Olympic athletes owe a debt to George Steinbrenner By Philip Hersh

National League snaps its losing streak in All-Star game By Jim Peltz

The real stars of the British Open are the finishing holes Bill Dwyre

Bud Selig says he won't budge on home-field matter By Bill Shaikin and Dylan Hernandez

In biggest of moments, Dodgers' Jonathan Broxton projects a winner's bearing Bill Plaschke

National League snaps its losing streak in All-Star game By Jim Peltz

Dodgers' Hong-Chih Kuo plays long-toss at the wrong time in All-Star game By Bill Shaikin

Torii Hunter talks a good game with Carl Crawford By Mike DiGiovanna