Dates of Publication in the Washington Post
What happened on April 14, 2011
WORLD
Brazilian company JBS dominates world beef industry from farm to fork By Juan Forero
New millionaires hope to serve as role models for India’s lower castes By Rama Lakshmi
At NATO summit, U.S. resists calls for greater engagement in Libya By William Wan and Leila Fadel
As Japan debates its policy on atomic energy, a town faces new concerns about the local nuclear plant By Chico Harlan
Violence increases pressure on Calderon By William Booth
Clinton predicts violent spring in Afghanistan By Joshua Partlow
In Tripoli, clandestine resistance takes peaceful and violent forms By Simon Denyer
China, other developing BRICS nations seek change in global economic order By Keith B. Richburg
NATO Libya coalition shows cracks as France, Britain call for increased strikes on Gaddafi forces
As Bahrain stifles protest movement, U.S.’s muted objections draw criticism By Joby Warrickand Michael Birnbaum
LIFESTYLE
Christian Louboutin sues Yves Saint Laurent over red soles on heels By Katherine Boyle
A Post reporter shares her perspective on hazards for female journalists abroad By Emily Wax
Negative review of Malcolm X bio is rejected By David Montgomery
Robert Redford’s ‘The Conspirator’ and the lost Union cause By Ann Hornaday
Carolyn Hax: The ghost of a past relationship raises his suspicions By Carolyn Hax
TV Highlights: ‘Friday Night Lights’ final season airs on broadcast TV; ‘Sanctuary’ returns with new episodes By — Emily Yahr
Ann Hornaday reviews ‘Rio’ By Ann Hornaday
Deal Hunter: Click for cosmetics -- and save By Holly E. Thomas
Ann Hornaday reviews ‘The Conspirator’ By Ann Hornaday
Two Western journalists missing in Libya; three spotted in Tripoli detention camp By Paul Farhi
Escapes: A museum tour of the Shenandoah Valley By Zofia Smardz
Review: ‘The Color Purple’ at the National Theatre By Nelson Pressley
LOCAL
Defendant in high-profile 1990s Md. drug kingpin case now under federal indictment By Justin Fenton
Mayor of Brentwood, Md., mum on eviction, debit card allegations By Hamil R. Harris
Can Mayor Vince Gray’s arrest spark sustained agitation for D.C. rights? By Robert Mccartney
Will a rural cemetery live on after its longtime caretaker is gone? By J. Freedom Du Lac
Walter E. Anderson, psychiatrist By — Lauren Wiseman
As more problems appear at Arlington, Congress asks for accountability By Christian Davenport
William B. Taylor Sr., engineer By — Lauren Wiseman
Dawson B ‘Tack’ Nail, journalist By — Lauren Wiseman
Glenn E. Loney, Federal Reserve official By — Emma Brown
Sisters who founded D.C. Tap Festival aim to entertain, inspire, educate By Megan Buerger
Carol B. James, docent By — Adam Bernstein
Southern Maryland volunteer opportunities
Southern Maryland crime report
D.C. community calendar, April 14 to 21, 2011
Many D.C. schools would face smaller budgets, despite boost in spending By Bill Turque
Metro to take possible service cuts to public forums in mid-May By Ann Scott Tyson
James R. Naughton Sr., lawyer By — Lauren Wiseman
The ‘freshman (or senior) 15’
4 people hit by vehicles in D.C., Md. and Va. By Clarence Williams
Air traffic control head’s exit leaves behind a system in turmoil By Ashley Halsey Iii
David L. Jickling, USAID official By — Adam Bernstein
Drastic shift in House Republicans’ view of federal workers By Joe Davidson
Grace Trabulsi, Arlington schools employee By — Megan Buerger
Funeral mourner stabbed at Southeast church By Paul Duggan
Southern Maryland community calendar, April 14-21, 2011
The District’s civil rights problem By Mike Debonis
Loudoun Habitat to build homes in honor of Virginia Tech victim By Caitlin Gibson
Worker dispute led to barbershop shooting, Fairfax police say By Matt Zapotosky
Eastern end of Metro Orange Line closed this weekend By Robert Thomson
Maryland moves closer to extending tuition breaks to illegal immigrants By Daniel De Vise
Abortion: Grist for the political mill By Petula Dvorak
Carl Kupfer, ophthalmologist By — Lauren Wiseman
Left-turn behavior irritates drivers By Robert Thomson
Judge in Montgomery pays fine in traffic altercation By Dan Morse
Bernard Horn, HUD official By — Adam Bernstein
Whistleblower Protection Enhancement Act reintroduced in Senate By Joe Davidson
NEWS
Review: D.C. Bluegrass Festival By Geoffrey Himes
Movie review: ‘Scream 4’ By Michael O’sullivan
Gretchen Parlato album review By — Jess Righthand
Preview: ‘The Color Purple’ at National Theatre By Stephanie Merry
Movie review: ‘Heartbeats’ By Stephanie Merry
Movie review: ‘I Will Follow’ By Michael O’sullivan
Movie review: ‘Rubber’ By Michael O’sullivan
Danielson album review By — Catherine P. Lewis
Capital Fringe’s Wattage series lights up By — Lavanya Ramanathan
Title Tracks album review By — Mark Jenkins
No-tax-hike pledge creates Republican rift, potential roadblock to deficit deal By Peter Wallsten and Lori Montgomery
OPINIONS
North Korea’s six-party trap By Nicholas Eberstadt
Obama knows how to wait out his opponents
At the D.C. Department of Public Works, ignoring the law
NATO members are fully committed to Libya operation
Obama has plenty of poetry — it’s the substance he lacks
Maryland eases the college path for children of undocumented immigrants By Editorial
The selfish budget? Or the selfless one? By Eugene Robinson
The Palestinians’ mistake in seeking statehood from the U.N. By Aaron David Miller
The grand compromise By Charles Krauthammer
Mayor Gray’s flip-flop on D.C. school vouchers By Editorial
What if China’s economic expansion is about to slow? By Jack A. Goldstone
NATO made the right call on helping Libya By Anders Fogh Rasmussen
How to improve safety and service on the Metro tracks
Will the Arab Spring bring a peace agreement with Israel? By Editorial
A budget for the 21st century By Paul Ryan
A history of political pen pals
Education reform starts by helping lift parents out of poverty
ENTERTAINMENT
Book review: Francisco Goldman’s ‘Say Her Name’ By Roxana Robinson
HBO’s ‘Game of Thrones’: A lot to sword out By Hank Stuever
More outdoors activities By — Amy Orndorff
‘Atlas Shrugged’ movie review By Mark Jenkins
SPORTS
McLean’s Jamie Bell shuts out Stone Bridge softball By Greg Schimmel
John Wall, Wizards hope to make playoff push next season By Michael Lee
Orioles let one slip away in 6-5, 10-inning loss to Yankees By Jeff Zrebiec
Nationals vs. Phillies: Cliff Lee’s shutout outdoes Jordan Zimmermann’s five perfect innings By Gene Wang
Second round of talks between NFL, players begins By Mark Maske
NHL playoffs: For Rangers’ Henrik Lundqvist, almost perfect isn’t enough By Gene Wang
Maryland boys’ lacrosse: Glenelg uses big first half to drop Centennial By Eric Detweiler
Phillies’ Charlie Manuel sees Washington Nationals’ plan coming together in ‘couple, three years’ By Thomas Boswell
Washington Capitals fans share anxiety and exuberance as NHL playoffs begin By Dan Steinberg
43 straight Boston Marathons, and counting By Amy Shipley
Alexander Semin may be a key to the Washington Capitals’ playoff hopes By Tarik El-bashir
Dulles District baseball: Broad Run’s A.J. Powell dominates Freedom-South Riding in 9-0 victory By Preston Williams
NATIONAL
Human language arose in southern Africa, first-of-its-kind analysis suggests By Michael Balter
Youth at environment summit unhappy with Obama policies By Darryl Fears
BUSINESS
Cutting the deficit By Michelle Singletary
Medicare debate reminds us: Empowering people is great, but protect them first By Allan Sloan
Goldman Sachs misled Congress after duping clients, Senate panel chairman says By Bloomberg
Housing officials criticize 20% down-payment proposal By Dina Elboghdady
Joblessness, rising food prices loom ahead of global financial summit By Neil Irwin
Obama address was surprise attack, GOP lawmakers say By Lori Montgomery
Congress approves budget deal, prepares for debt-ceiling debate By Paul Kane and Philip Rucker
Echoes of ’80s failure in Obama’s fail-safe budget plan By Zachary A. Goldfarb and Karen Tumulty
In budget debates, GOP runs afoul of fairness By Steven Pearlstein
POLITICS
Consumer database escapes budget ax By Lyndsey Layton
There are junkets, and there are junkets By Al Kamen
President Obama kicks off his 2012 fundraising in Chicago By Perry Bacon Jr
Federal workers tell us what should be cut from the budget By Lisa Rein
Top USDA official, leaving to work for Rahm Emanuel, accused of discrimination By Ed O’keefe
Budget deal: CBO analysis shows initial spending cuts less than expected By David A. Fahrenthold
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