The issue of abortion coverage has put abortion-rights supporters in Congress at odds over whether to support health care reform legislation, the New York Times' "Prescriptions" blog reports. The House bill (HR 3962) that passed Nov. 7 includes an amendment prohibiting public and private insurance plans that receive federal subsidies from offering abortion coverage.

Cristina hates her. With a passion. And so far, it seems that some of you fans do too. Ever since Kim Raver (whom Cristina named "Desert Storm Barbie") was introduced on...

Ledger Sentinel - The local NEWS source in Oswego, Montgomery and Boulder Hill for more than half a century. Five years ago this month...

Monday: House It’s been interesting to watch the writers on this show try different things to see if they can breathe new life into a program that is plagued by complaints that it's the same week to week. We understand the argument--there tends to be a fairly unbreakable formula (strange patient and symptoms/three or four wrong diagnoses/almost death/cured by the brilliance of Dr. House in the ...

ONE TREE HILL — Nathan and Clay (James Lafferty and Robert Buckley) reach a breaking point, causing a rift between Quinn and Haley (Shantel VanSanten and Bethany Joy Galeotti).

Former Luzerne County Deputy Clerk William Brace will plead guilty to accepting a tailor-made suit from a county contractor as a reward for supporting that contractor's business deal with the county, federal prosecutors announced today. Check back for u

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A Hazleton doctor appeared on Monday night's episode of the Fox television series "House." Rather than resembling orthopedic surgeon Mark Perlmutter of Hazleton, the doctor looked a lot like Hugh Laurie, the actor who plays the title character, Dr. Grego

WHITNEY TO PERFORM AT AMERICAN MUSIC AWARDS: Singer slated to sing 'I Didn't Know My Own Strength.' *The American Music Awards has booked Whitney Houston to both perform and receive the honorary International Artist Award during the ceremony airing Nov. 22 on ABC.

*Although vampires dominate the nominations for this year's People's Choice Awards, talk shows from Tyra Banks and Oprah Winfrey managed to pick up nods, as well as new shows featuring LL Cool J and Michael Strahan.