Patt Morrison for December 5, 2011

Herman Cain Greets Diners During Michigan Campaign Stop

For better or worse: Herman Cain’s “greatest” moments

Farewell, Mr. Cain. You certainly gave us a lot to chew on.
Herman Cain's withdrawal from the Republican primaries on Saturday hit the field like a bolt of lightning, and the results have been surprising. According to RealClearPolitics, Newt Gingrich now leads the pack with 27 percent of the Republican vote.
Exterior view of the Cedars-Sinai Medica

Cedars-Sinai squeezes out psychiatric services

Times are getting tougher, and there are fewer and fewer places for people to go to cope with the challenges. Changes in the organization of healthcare services and cutbacks in mental health treatment facilities have prompted the imminent closing of Cedars-Sinai's in-patient and out-patient psychiatry programs over the next year.
Contraceptives Must Be Covered By Company's Health Plan

Catholics, contraceptives and insurance coverage

Catholic bishops are lobbying the Obama administration to change some parts of new federal health care regulations that require employers to offer prescription birth control as part of their insurance plans.
Closer to Finding an Earth

Kepler-22b: hope for life elsewhere in the cosmos?

Astronomers have long suspected that there were other earth-like planets in the universe. Given the vastness of space, there very well may be millions of them - but hard evidence of their existence was elusive until NASA’s Kepler mission began cataloging them in 2009.
University of Alabama v Louisiana State University
It has become a right of fall as dependable as cold weather and “Black Friday” - the ongoing controversy of the Bowl Championship Series and its complex and seemingly byzantine process of selecting the match-ups for college football’s champion has once again inspired the annual gnashing of teeth.
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