All eyes on VP choice Biden; Obama chose ‘dynamic’ partner, Clinton says
National |
August 24, 2008
Articles by Stuart Silverstein
662 articles since 1997
Biden’s the pick, sources confirm
National |
August 23, 2008
He knows, but he’s not saying
National |
August 22, 2008
One mystery solved: Barack Obama said Thursday that he has decided on his running mate. Read more
Willing to forgive infidelity
National |
December 28, 2007
When it comes to presidential candidates’ extramarital affairs,
Democrats – at least in Iowa and New Hampshire – are much more apt
to be forgiving than Republicans. Read more
No support surge for McCain
National |
November 28, 2007
Finally, nearly five years into the Iraq war, John McCain sees
vindication at hand. Read more
Church to pay Eskimos
National |
November 19, 2007
The Jesuit order of the Roman Catholic Church has agreed to pay
$50 million to 110 Eskimos to settle claims of sexual abuse by
priests and missionaries in some of the world’s most remote villages. Read more
Louis Galen, 82; philanthropist, financier was USC benefactor
California | Local |
November 13, 2007
Louis J. Galen, a financier who was a leading figure for decades
in the savings and loan industry and a philanthropist closely tied to
his alma mater, USC, died Monday at his home in Rancho Mirage after a
brief illness, his family said. Read more
Biding their tongues
California | Local |
November 12, 2007
Cuban-born Maria Carreira, the coauthor of two college Spanish
textbooks, can glide easily between her native tongue and English. Read more
Jurors rule for Caruso in suit
California | Local |
November 9, 2007
A jury awarded developer Rick Caruso $74 million in compensatory
damages Thursday on his claim that the owner of the Glendale Galleria
made illegal business threats to try to prevent a restaurant chain
from moving into his competing complex. Read more
Crews still trying to corral two fires
California | Local |
November 5, 2007
Despite benefiting from weaker than predicted weekend winds,
firefighters Sunday were unable to fully contain the last two
threatening Southern California wildfires, and authorities said one
of the blazes might not be surrounded by ground crews until Saturday. Read more
