Hillary Care coming to a state near you! WorldNetDaily
Mandatory universal health insurance, which was killed by Congress a decade ago when it was known as Hillary Care, is returning to a state near you, officials have confirmed. Only this time instead of a nationwide program instituted by Congress, state legislatures are setting up the requirements.
In China, Aging in the Care of Strangers Washington Post
DALIAN, China -- Tian Deren is only 58, but poor eyesight means he must be helped across the street. He also has diabetes and is hard of hearing, so earlier this year a son-in-law brought him to a privately run home for the elderly.
WP: China's old in care of strangers MSNBC
China's  elderly are now treated differently than they once were. The country's modernization and one-child-only policy have shifted assumptions about old age.
Hogs Searching For Receiver To Replace Williams The Morning News
FAYETTEVILLE -- And the search continues. At one time, freshman Damian Williams appeared as if he might be the consistent No. 2 wide receiver that Arkansas' coaches had been looking for since the start of spring practices.
Big Bear vacation home rentals have unfair advantage, B&B owners say KTLA 5
A proposed ordinance calls for regulation and inspection before cabins could be used as lodging.
Holiday letters from Province readers Vancouver Province
Every year The Province asks readers to send a letter, thanking someone who has made a difference in their lives. Here are your letters — best of the season!
Jenni Murray: Don't call me brave Daily Mail
This week, Jenni Murray revealed live on Woman's Hour that she had breast cancer. What she didn't mention was that the day before, her mother had died. Here with typical candour, she confronts her fears
Restaurant reviews Contra Costa Times
The following are edited versions of full-length restaurant reviews that have run in the Times within the past year. The date the original review ran and its fork rating at that time is in parentheses. In April, we added star ratings to indicate service and ambience.
Area residents recall their favorite holiday memories Shenandoah Valley News Today
We all have special memories of Christmas - opening presents, decorating the tree. Today we share in the magic, and sometimes pain, of the holiday season by asking five senior citizens to recount some of their Christmas memories.
Christmas marks birth, death of a truly wonderful grandma Deseret Morning News
The Christmas I remember best started with a miracle. Not a miracle in the gift giving, receiving, feasting normal Christmas miracle expectations, but in the quiet awe of truly seeing and recognizing a miracle for what it was.
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