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What happened on September 13, 2010
HEALTH
Stem cell face-lifts on unproven ground By Chris Woolston, Special to the Los Angeles Times
For that fabulous sculpted body, the Bowflex makes a good coat rack By James S. Fell, Special to the Los Angeles Times
Social support network may add to longevity By Lily Dayton, Special to the Los Angeles Times
Colonoscopy isn't necessarily the gold standard By Karen Ravn, Special to the Los Angeles Times
The 'contagion' of social networks By Eric Jaffe, Special to the Los Angeles Times
House calls ready to go national By Michelle Andrews, Special to the Los Angeles Times
Drugs can raise risk of fractures Joe Graedon, Teresa Graedon, The People's Pharmacy
Let's do the twist Karen Voight, Good Form
SPORTS
After paying their dues, some players finally get their big league reward By Baxter Holmes
Injuries in Week 1 raise questions about new NFL policies By Sam Farmer
John Lindsey's trip to 'the show' is a bright spot in Dodgers' bleak season By Jim Peltz
Josh Johnson won't pitch for Marlins again this season From wire reports
Houston quarterback Case Keenum's status is 'day-to-day' By David Wharton and Chris Foster
Rafael Nadal now has a full place setting, and a place in tennis history Bill Dwyre
Rick Neuheisel doesn't get the Karl Dorrell treatment T.J. Simers
Angels can't expect young pitchers to solve all bullpen problems By Mike DiGiovanna
Rafael Nadal wins U.S. Open for ninth major title By Diane Pucin
USC's Lane Kiffin could have been at Minnesota By Gary Klein
Vania King, Yaroslava Shvedova win U.S. Open doubles title By Diane Pucin
New Jersey Devils fined $3 million by NHL From staff and wire reports
UCLA quarterback 'controversy' is virtual but not reality . . . yet By Chris Foster
Jets can't laugh at this joke, a 10-9 loss to Baltimore By Sam Farmer
Federal agents illegally seized ballplayers' drug-test records, appeals court rules By Carol J. Williams
Shane Mosley has something to prove By Lance Pugmire
HOME & GARDEN
Marilyn Monroe's former home in Brentwood is sold By Lauren Beale, Los Angeles Times
NEWS
Yet another study finds little benefit from most prostate cancer screening with PSA
Once more, no link found between vaccine preservative and autism
Freezing beats out acid for getting rid of warts (No, the study didn't examine duct tape)
Immigration issues hurting Obama, poll finds By Michael Muskal, Los Angeles Times
Early surgery following a hip fracture may reduce death risk for older people
Congress registers its support for human embryonic stem-cell research
Study finds stunning disparity in death rates for blacks with muscular dystrophy [Updated]
The dos (and don'ts) of picking a doctor
Here's some news you may not want to hear about hand sanitizers
For the record
Obama cites 'legitimate fears' about debt By Michael A. Memoli, Tribune Washington Bureau
L.A. County wants food trucks to carry health letter grades By Rong Gong Lin II, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
Asthma drug albuterol improves multiple sclerosis when added to conventional treatment
White House pushes bill to scale back tax-reporting law for small businesses By Noam Levey, Tribune Washington Bureau
BUSINESS
Border agents accused of unconstitutionally searching, seizing travelers' computers By Hugo Martín, Los Angeles Times
Boeing 747 freighter program follows course of troubled 787 By Julie Johnsson
Hewlett-Packard buying security software firm ArcSight for $1.5 billion By Brandon Bailey
U.S. hard-pressed to stem domestic R&D losses By Don Lee, Los Angeles Times
Tribune creditors seek to sue Zell over leveraged buyout By Michael Oneal
CB Richard Ellis forecasts incremental rebound for commercial real estate By Roger Vincent, Los Angeles Times
Female entrepreneurs draw on life 'in the trenches' By Ann Meyer
Small-business advice: New rule on 1099 tax forms By Karen E. Klein
OPINION
Australia's identity crisis keeps resurfacing Gregory Rodriguez
Boosting breastfeeding through public policy By Caitlin Cross-Barnet
Congress must act to end electronic fishing expeditions at the border
The boycott blunder
Britain's well-stocked Cabinet By James Grant
The U.S. role in Mexico's drug war; the debate over Proposition 23; Meghan Daum's take on a new preppy handbook
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Kevin McCarthy dies at 96; prolific actor best known for 'Invasion of the Body Snatchers' By Dennis McLellan, Los Angeles Times
43,000 Kaiser workers set to vote in bitter union faceoff By Paul Pringle, Los Angeles Times
A cooler disposition around MacArthur Park By Sam Quinones, Los Angeles Times
WORLD
American hiker Sarah Shourd may be released By Ramin Mostaghim and Borzou Daragahi, Los Angeles Times
The more colorful aspects of Mexico's history By Tracy Wilkinson, Los Angeles Times
Turkey voters appear to favor constitutional changes By Borzou Daragahi, Los Angeles Times
Al Qaeda in Iraq rises again By Ned Parker, Los Angeles Times
As European nations retrench, the EU itself seeks a raise By Henry Chu, Los Angeles Times
Netanyahu's embrace of peace talks keeps Israelis guessing By Edmund Sanders, Los Angeles Times
A suburban idyll fades away in Johannesburg By Robyn Dixon, Los Angeles Times
Demonstration against Koran-burning plan turns deadly in Afghanistan By Laura King, Los Angeles Times
ENTERTAINMENT
Aaron Sorkin on 'The Social Network': It's not meant as an attack on Mark Zuckerberg By Patrick Goldstein, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
Horoscope: Sept. 13 Holiday Mathis
Happening Monday
The highs and lows on the limited-release front
Did Quentin Tarantino put the fix in for his pals at the Venice Film Festival? By Patrick Goldstein, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
Monday's TV highlights
Company Town: An 'Evil' weekend By Ben Fritz, Los Angeles Times
Video Music Awards provide sideshows By Geoff Boucher and Gerrick Kennedy
Darren Aronofsky's dances with 'Swan' By Steven Zeitchik, Los Angeles Times
NATIONAL
Glenn Beck and Sarah Palin draw the faithful in Anchorage By Kim Murphy, Los Angeles Times
States opposed to healthcare overhaul pin hopes on Florida court hearing By David G. Savage, Tribune Washington Bureau
Under ethics cloud and vulnerable, New York Rep. Charles Rangel is out campaigning By Geraldine Baum, Los Angeles Times
'Tea party' activists march on Capitol Hill By Kathleen Hennessey, Tribune Washington Bureau
Boehner willing to compromise but maintains that ending tax cuts for wealthy is 'bad policy' By Richard A. Serrano, Tribune Washington Bureau
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