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Voters didn't suddenly fall in love with Republicans, they fell out of love with Democrats: Mitch McConnell
Top of the TicketRepublican Senate Leader Mitch McConnell outlines his ideas for working with the Democratic administration of Barack Obama.... -
Health insurers must spend more on medical care, new rules say
Money & CompanyU.S. health insurers collect billions of dollars in premiums every year, devoting much of the income to administrative expenses such as advertising and executive salaries. Soon, more of that money must go to healthcare. New spending rules adopted Monday... -
USC transplants kidney into wrong person
L.A. NOWUSC University Hospital shut down its kidney transplant program last month after a kidney was accidentally transplanted into the wrong patient, according to a spokesman for the program that coordinates organ transplants in Los Angeles. The patient escaped... -
Can I Recycle … receipts from stores?
L.A. at HomePlain paper receipts printed with ink are largely a thing of the past, having been replaced by a shinier, coated variety called thermal paper. The paper is embedded with chemicals that interact when heated in machines such as thermal printers...... -
Death panels version 2.1?
Opinion L.A.The deficit-reduction plan that President Obama announced Wednesday seeks to increase Medicare savings in part through a new "Partnership for Patients" that tries to reduce the illnesses that patients contract while hospitalized or undergoing surgery.... -
Linking LA: drunk driving rates, a misplaced badge and dodgeball
L.A. NOWCELEBRATE, THEN DESIGNATE: A new U.S. Department of Health and Human Services study reveals that the nation experienced a significant drop in drunk driving rates. California's drunk driving rate hovers around the national average, while the state's... -
Obama orders review after revelations of '40s-era Guatemala syphilis study
La PlazaThe White House has ordered a comprehensive review of medical research guidelines after revelations last month that the U.S. knowingly infected hundreds of Guatemalan prisoners and patients with syphilis or gonorrhea in the 1940s. President Obama's... -
Fluoride in drinking water: Will the EPA get tougher?
GreenspaceEnvironmental health groups are now looking to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to impose tougher standards on fluoride in drinking water, building on a decision Friday by the federal Department of Health and Human Services to lower the... -
Washington Gov. Christine Gregoire: 'We are down, but we are not out'
Top of the TicketAnother governor faces dramatic cuts and tries to rally the discouraged.... -
Armenian gang fraud cost victims at least $20 million, authorities say [Updated]
L.A. NOWAt least 74 reputed members of the Armenian Power organized crime gang were charged Wednesday in a fraud scheme that cost Southern California victims at least $20 million, law enforcement officials said. Authorities said members of Armenian Power, or AP,.... -
Obama channels FDR in defending public option on healthcare (text here)
Top of the TicketSince a flurry of television interviews several days ago, President Obama has been relatively quiet about the healthcare debate. Even as a key Senate committee shot down the public option, sending a message that Democrats did not have the 60...... -
Weekly remarks: GOP Sen. George LeMieux and President Obama debate healthcare
Top of the TicketNew Republican senator from Florida and the freshman president argue over healthcare again still....
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