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1.	Consensus emerging on universal healthcare
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3.	Schwarzenegger declares fiscal emergency
4.	Broader medical refusal rule may go far beyond abortion
5.	Oscar De La Hoya vs. Manny Pacquiao bout to start dominoes

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The men of Jennifer Aniston and Angelina Jolie

Celebrities on Proposition 8

'High School Musical 3': post-grad plans

Best & worst: TV stunt casting

The politics of the Sarah Palin wink

Republican VP candidate Sarah Palin gives a wink and a thumbs-up at a rally in Virginia Beach, Va. Times staffer Faye Fiore writes of Palin's winking: Research shows that ambiguous gestures like a wink are risky on a close-up medium such as television, particularly when aimed at an audience that the speaker wants to persuade, said Erik Bucy, an expert in nonverbal communications at Indiana University.