Dorry's Daily Digest for Sept. 14
A daily look at news from the Washington Post, New York Times and Wall Street Journal that caught our eye:
Health
- Swatting ‘Superbugs’ in Hospitals, Homes (WSJ)
- Medical industry ties often undisclosed in journals (NYT)
- Honoring a decision that made history (WP re drug safety)
- New Medicare chief speaks out on health care (WP)
- Rapid, discreet care for those at risk of HIV (WP)
- How to avoid drugs’ side effects (WP)
- Bone Drug May Cause Fractures (WSJ)
Campaign Finance and Ethics
- GOP allies outspending their rivals (NYT)
- La. judge’s impeachment trial begins in Senate (WP)
- Groups’ Spending for GOP on Rise (WSJ)
Financial Reform
- A walk along Stone’s Wall Street (NYT)
- Consumer candidate may avoid Senate vote (NYT)
- Industry warms to proposed global banking rules (WP)
- Rising number of small banks are becoming TARP ‘deadbeats’ (WP)
- White House Mulls Interim Chief at Consumer Agency (WSJ)
- AIG Plots End to U.S. Aid (WSJ)
- Bank Rules Win Muted Praise (WSJ)
Energy
- Oiled gulf may defy direst predictions (NYT)
- Metro adds 48 diesel-electric hybrid buses (WP)
- The nuke next door (WP)
- Calls for Action Emerge After Gas Explosion (WSJ)
- Drilling Focus Widens (WSJ)
Social Justice
- Obama Embraces the ‘Pre-emption’ Doctrine (WSJ)