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The U.S. auto industry may be showing some signs of life, but civic leaders in Detroit are looking to another sector to revive the Motor City: the health care industry. A deal to buy the city's largest health system would mean $850 million in improvements and 10,000 new jobs.

Mind-Blowing Japanese Film Screens at UCSD's Price Center

Father and Son On Screen and Off

Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak named his intelligence chief as his first-ever vice president on Saturday, setting the stage for a successor as chaos engulfed the capital. But soldiers made no moves against protesters, even after a curfew came and went and the crowds swelled in the streets, demanding an end to Mubarak's rule.

Concerns are increasing over what is seen as a faltering war effort in Afghanistan, and whether the new counterinsurgency strategy will succeed. Eyes are on Gen. David Petraeus to see how — and even if — he revises the plan.

The San Diego art scene was rich and flourishing during the middle of last century. We'll talk with local mid-century art enthusiast and Objects USA co-founder, Dave Hampton about the San Diego artis

This Culture Lust Weekend check out CocoRosie, Friday Night Liberty, and head on over to "Avenue Q" for some R-rated puppet shenanigans.

Guest Blogger Assesses the Latest From Lars Von Trier

Fracas Over San Diego Fireworks Show Prompts Legislation

Karachi is attracting huge investments from wealthy Persian Gulf developers whose luxury projects seem to multiply along the city's coastline. But some local builders say developers should do more to help the city's poor with housing.