January 12, 2011

ABC’s latest medical drama takes young, idealistic (and buff) doctors to a remote jungle clinic.

Automakers like Saab and Volvo, which were sold off by parents like General Motors and Ford, are determined to get positive attention in Detroit.

For the United States, the main trouble with China’s economy is probably intellectual property theft, followed by protectionist barriers to trade.

The suit says the city cheated the federal government out of “at least tens of millions of dollars” by improperly approving 24-hour home care for thousands of patients.

Because of changes made after John Hinckley was acquitted for trying to kill President Reagan, the lawyers for Jared L. Loughner will find it difficult to argue the insanity defense.