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What happened on September 21, 2010
BUSINESS
Big health insurers to stop selling new child-only policies By Duke Helfand, Los Angeles Times
Hollywood sounds alarm as streaming video websites enable a new wave of piracy By Dawn C. Chmielewski, Los Angeles Times
Recession's over, economists say to a skeptical public By Don Lee, Los Angeles Times
Hearst-Davies estate in Beverly Hills is for sale, much cheaper By Lauren Beale, Los Angeles Times
Clifton's Brookdale cafeteria, downtown L.A. landmark, is sold By Roger Vincent, Los Angeles Times
Is Apple tuning out audiophiles? Michael Hiltzik
Facebook is updating its smart-phone status By Jessica Guynn, Los Angeles Times
Obama economic advisor Lawrence Summers to step down at end of year Peter Nicholas and Jim Puzzanghera
Ron Burkle wins ally in Barnes & Noble battle By E. Scott Reckard, Los Angeles Times
Fed signals it will take further steps if needed Reuters
Home builders' confidence stays low in September By Alejandro Lazo, Los Angeles Times
Twitter security flaw hits thousands of users By Tiffany Hsu, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
Social networking site targets those with, without jobs Mark Milian
Woman's home should be none of his businesses David Lazarus
HP drops suit seeking to block ex-CEO from joining Oracle By David Sarno
SPORTS
South Korea's Kim Yuna finds some breathing room in Los Angeles Helene Elliott
Kendry Morales' ankle was broken, but not his spirit By Mike DiGiovanna
Joe Torre leaves door open, and then goes to New York T.J. Simers
Luca Sbisa is happy to be back with Ducks By Helene Elliott
Saints' Reggie Bush has a broken leg Wire reports
Thierry Henry will miss game against Galaxy Wire reports
Colorado to join Pacific 10 Conference in 2011 Wire reports
Boston College hits paydirt in the Southland By Eric Sondheimer
James Loney has a take on what went wrong for Dodgers By Dylan Hernandez
Angels' Ervin Santana dominates in 2-0 victory over Rangers By Mike DiGiovanna
USC's Matt Barkley goes to scratch on interceptions By Gary Klein
For Packers linebacker Clay Matthews, every week is rush week Sam Farmer
Lance Armstrong's close associate set to appear before federal grand jury By Lance Pugmire
Rangers' Josh Hamilton has two broken ribs Wire reports
Michael Vick shows staying power Sam Farmer
Attorney acknowledges changing key word in contested property agreement between McCourts By Bill Shaikin and Carla Hall
WORLD
Former South Africa mugger's life took shape in prison By Robyn Dixon, Los Angeles Times
Vatican bank officials under investigation in laundering case By Henry Chu and Maria De Cristofaro, Los Angeles Times
Iranian president expects nuclear talks to resume By Paul Richter, Los Angeles Times
Chopper crash kills 9 troops Laura King
South Sudan independence vote stokes concerns By Jeffrey Fleishman, Los Angeles Times
Voter fraud claims abound after Afghan elections By Laura King, Los Angeles Times
Helicopter crash in Afghanistan kills nine Western troops By Laura King, Los Angeles Times
NEWS
To control the risk of infection after surgery, control your blood sugar
More evidence links a virus to obesity, this time in children
Two studies may give you more reasons to like blueberries
Join a live online health chat with Ask the Pharmacist
Rove-linked group launches attack ad in Illinois Senate contest By Tom Hamburger, Tribune Washington Bureau
As elections near, Obama ramps up car-in-a-ditch pitch on economy By Michael Muskal, Los Angeles Times
Estimating calories may be more difficult than you think
How a gene turns a bug into a superbug -- and what to do about it
Healthcare professional discusses 'Parenthood's' handling of Asperger's syndrome
For the record
Roundup: Good news for couch potatoes and a clothesline workout
Christine O'Donnell to sit down with Fox's Sean Hannity Michael A. Memoli, Tribune Washington Bureau
Democrats have an edge with voters, Gallup poll shows Michael A. Memoli, Tribune Washington Bureau
Lawrence Summers to leave post as one of Obama's top economic advisors By Peter Nicholas and Jim Puzzanghera, Tribune Washington Bureau
Weight-loss surgery surges among California kids, especially white girls
Michelle Obama to enter the midterm election fray By Maeve Reston, Los Angeles Times
And the winners of the 2010 Nobel Prizes may be .... [Updated]
ENTERTAINMENT
Book review: 'White House Diary' by Jimmy Carter By Tim Rutten, Los Angeles Times
Television review: 'The House of Steinbrenner' By Robert Lloyd, Los Angeles Times Television Critic
Television reviews: 'Raising Hope' and 'Running Wilde' By Mary McNamara, Los Angeles Times Television Critic
Television review: 'Glee' By Mary McNamara, Los Angeles Times Television Critic
'The Whole Truth' information
'White House Diary' by Jimmy Carter
'Glee' info
TV Highlights
Quick Takes
'30 for 30: The House of Steinbrenner' info
Tuesday's Tv Highlights
Horoscope: Sept. 21 Holiday Mathis
'Raising Hope,' 'Running Wilde' info
Happening Tuesday: Mona Simpson on 'My Hollywood'
Woody Allen is already thinking beyond 'You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger' By Mark Olsen, Special to the Los Angeles Times
Television review: 'The Whole Truth' By Robert Lloyd, Los Angeles Times Television Critic
SCIENCE
Construction crews unearth fossil 'treasure trove' By Thomas H. Maugh II and Amina Khan, Los Angeles Times
Wind could have parted Red Sea for Moses - report Reuters
Dust cuts Colorado River flow, scientists say By Eryn Brown, Los Angeles Times
NATIONAL
Impeachment hearings end for federal judge By David G. Savage, Tribune Washington Bureau
Border Patrol gives contract to firm stocked with former insiders By Ken Dilanian, Tribune Washington Bureau
Homegrown radicals changing terrorism threat in U.S., officials say By Ken Dilanian, Tribune Washington Bureau
After defeat, Democrats vow to keep fighting 'don't ask, don't tell' By Lisa Mascaro, Tribune Washington Bureau
Oregon sex-literature laws ruled unconstitutional By Carol J. Williams, Los Angeles Times
Oil from gulf spill diminishing By Bettina Boxall, Los Angeles Times
FDA advisors urge more study of genetically altered salmon By Andrew Zajac, Tribune Washington Bureau
Air Force master sergeant awarded Medal of Honor for heroism in Laos By Jordan Steffen, Tribune Washington Bureau
Defense bill includes immigration, 'don't ask, don't tell' measures By Lisa Mascaro, Tribune Washington Bureau
FBI improperly investigated activists, Justice Department review finds By Richard A. Serrano, Tribune Washington Bureau
Democrats fighting election battles ask environmentalists, 'Where are you guys?' By Richard Simon and Tom Hamburger
Jobless workers dispute claim that unemployment benefits foster complacency By Robin Abcarian, Los Angeles Times
OPINION
Where the interracials may take us By Eli Steele
Throwing money away By Yvonne Walker and Michael J. Astrue
Three peas in a pod
God and country at the Values Voter Summit
New, space-saving seats for airliners; Americans in poverty and government policy; comparing Obama with Jimmy Carter
GOP civil war? Think again Jonah Goldberg
He didn't sow, but he reaped By Valerie Weaver-Zercher
HOME & GARDEN
Wentworth Miller wants to make another break By Lauren Beale, Los Angeles Times
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
PG&E releases maps of major gas pipelines and a list of problem segments By Marc Lifsher, Los Angeles Times
Bill Littlejohn dies at 96; animation artist By Charles Solomon, Special to the Los Angeles Times
L.A. jazz saxophone player and bandleader Don Heckman
Bench warrant issued for Lindsay Lohan By Andrew Blankstein, Los Angeles Times
Blowing a fuse over solar panels By Bob Pool, Los Angeles Times
Ranch for sale holds key to Lone Pine's future Louis Sahagun
LAX lobbying relies on familiar faces By David Zahniser, Los Angeles Times
Love repairs a family home Sandy Banks
County narrows health job hunt Molly Hennessy-Fiske
Buddy Collette dies at 89; L.A. jazz saxophone player, bandleader By Don Heckman, Special to The Times
Man sentenced to life in prison will get to argue his innocence By Maura Dolan, Los Angeles Times
Jailed L.A. lawyer was freed because of 'irrational' conduct By Victoria Kim, Los Angeles Times
State water board to vote on proposal requiring Malibu to install its first central sewer system By Martha Groves, Los Angeles Times
Leonard Skinner dies at 77; gym teacher was namesake of rock band Lynyrd Skynyrd Times Staff Reports
L.A. council panel approves four food and beverage contracts for LAX By Dan Weikel, Los Angeles Times
Audit says public funds paid off ex-Bell city manager's loans By Ruben Vives and Jeff Gottlieb, Los Angeles Times
TRAVEL
Readers recommend: Dining at L'Ardoise near Tuileries in Paris Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
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