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Critic's Choice: Where to find great steaks
Los Angeles Times Restaurant CriticThe fellow I met at a holiday party had just one question for me: Where do you find a great steak in this part of the country? He grew up in Texas on grass-fed beef and complains he's never found a steak here with as much flavor. He's disappointed every...Tags: Wines, Richard Meier, The Getty, Argentina, Arts and Culture
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Home loan options abound, despite lack of info about availability
Could gloomy popular assumptions about how tough it is to get approved for a mortgage be scaring away large numbers of qualified people? Could the same worries — I can't come up with the big down payment I need, my credit scores are too low, my...Tags: Money and Monetary Policy, Loans, Federal Housing Administration, The Washington Post, Economy, Business and Finance
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Ringling Bros.: Why we're good for elephants [Blowback]
Opinion L.A.Activist groups who distribute misleading information about animal care at Ringling Bros. will never be satisfied with animals being presented to the public, no matter how well they are cared for by Ringling Bros.... -
Texas drought shrinks state cow herd
Nation NowSince January of last year, the number of cows in Texas has decreased by about 600,000, a 12% drop from about 5 million cows at the beginning of the year, David Anderson, who monitors beef markets for the Texas AgriLife Extension Service, told The Times.... -
Food prices will continue to rise in 2012, says USDA
Money & CompanyFood prices could rise as much as 3.5% next year... -
USDA school lunch rules 'best ever' -- though pizza is still a 'vegetable'
Nation NowThe new standards for school lunches are an improvement, says Margo Wootan, director of nutrition policy at the Center for Science in the Public interest in Washington. But the Congress-backed changes don't impress her.... -
Andrew Brietbart, writer and provocateur, dead at 43
Jacket CopyControversial political writer Anderw Breitbart has died. He was 43.... -
Deadly citrus disease found on hybrid fruit tree in Hacienda Heights
L.A. NOWA deadly citrus disease carried by jumping plant lice has spread to California, posing risks to the state's $2-billion citrus industry and the backyard trees of suburbanites, state officials said Friday. U.S. Department of Agriculture officials had been... -
Mad cow in California: Beef and milk are safe, officials say
L.A. NOWFederal regulators on Tuesday said the food supply was not threatened even though mad cow disease was found in a dairy cow in the Central Valley. The carcass “was never presented for slaughter for human consumption, so at no time...... -
Mad cow disease found in California dairy cow
L.A. NOWFederal officials say a case of mad cow disease has been found in a dairy cow in the Central Valley. The animal was found at a rendering facility, John Clifford, the USDA’s chief veterinarian, told reporters Tuesday in a briefing...... -
Food FYI: Pizza Hut's cheeseburger-ringed pizza in Middle East
Daily DishFood FYI: Pizza Hut cheeseburger pizza; mad cow; Noma pop-up; bourbon... -
Bachmann's had her share of government aid
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterRep. Michele Bachmann has been propelled into the 2012 presidential contest in part by her insistent calls to reduce federal spending, a pitch in tune with the big-government antipathy gripping many conservatives. But theMinnesota Republican and her...Tags: Health, Politics, Elections, Economy, Business and Finance, Melanie Safka
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