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What happened on December 06, 2011

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What happened on December 06, 2011

LOCAL

District unveils first ranking of public charter schools By Bill Turque

Jack Johnson, former Prince George’s exec, sentenced to 7 years in corruption By Cheryl W. Thompson

Pearl Harbor attacked: A witness remembers, 70 years later By Sylvia Carignan

Thomas Haynesworth fully exonerated by Va. appeals court By Maria Glod and Anita Kumar

Key evidence thrown out in Keith Little murder trial By Dan Morse

High-risk birth at Children’s Hospital requires skilled team By John Kelly

D.C. Council tentatively approves ethics reform bill By Tim Craig

D.C. creates office to go after nonresidents’ unpaid traffic fines By Tim Craig

Group honors six for their volunteerism abroad By Teresa Tomassoni

Va. officials reach tentative deal for I-95 HOT lanes By Ashley Halsey Iii

Ex-Ehrlich campaign manager Schurick convicted in robocall case By John Wagner

No charges to be filed in GW grad student’s death, officials say By Clarence Williams

Questions answered about Dulles Toll Road By Dana Hedgpeth

Fairfax County approves Dulles rail agreement By Fredrick Kunkle

Southern cuisine cooks up championship players By Courtland Milloy

Experts struggle to express direness of infrastructure problem to a wary public By Ashley Halsey Iii

Montgomery lawmakers delay action on curfew, approve revised tuition assistance By Victor Zapana

Fairfax County board votes to set water rates for all residents By Fredrick Kunkle

Cyber Monday sales change game for UPS drivers By Ashley Halsey Iii

D.C. education agency’s progress questioned By Bill Turque

Paul M. Doty, Harvard scientist who warned against nuclear arms, dies at 91 By T. Rees Shapiro

Washington Interfaith Network says it will hold D.C. politicians accountable By Mike Debonis

LIFESTYLE

The ‘hacktivists’ of Telecomix lend a hand to the Arab Spring By Shyamantha Asokan

Holiday exercise moves from boxers Lamont Peterson, Seth Mitchell By Vicky Hallett

Spirits: Savory cocktails with a seasonal bent By Jason Wilson

Real-world holiday weight-control advice By Jennifer Larue Huget

‘Much Ado’ with a Cuban flavor at Shakespeare Theatre Company By Peter Marks

Despite law against it, stealth commercials frequently masquerade as TV news By Paul Farhi

Theater: Md. state senator adapts ‘Measure for Measure’ By Jessica Goldstein

Research firm breaks down politics of TV: ‘This Old House’ vs. ‘The Daily Show’ By Lisa De Moraes

Hints From Heloise: Turkey stock By Heloise

Washington Post food calendar for Dec. 7-15 By Becky Krystal

‘Follies’ revival bound for Los Angeles By Peter Marks

Wit & Wisdom, Michael Mina’s latest, possesses both By Tom Sietsema

Upstart bakers tap into childhood memories with Whisked! By Joe Yonan

Paila Grill in Columbia Heights By Rina Rapuano

Sparkling wine on a budget, for the holidays and beyond By Dave Mcintyre

American Country Awards 2011: Jason Aldean, Carrie Underwood take top honors By Associated Press

Wolf Trap’s Jones to retire By Jacqueline Trescott

Civil War affected kids along canal By — Carolyn Reeder

Ask Amy: Finding solace in others who grieve By Amy Dickinson

Bothered by a partner’s sexual history, cont’d. By Carolyn Hax

Potential in-laws with a controlling habit By Carolyn Hax

Review: Tori Amos at Constitution Hall By Dave Mckenna

POLITICS

Supreme Court again considers defendants’ right to confront their accusers By Robert Barnes

Obama invokes Teddy Roosevelt in speech attacking GOP policies By David Nakamura

Obama attacks Republican economic theory: ‘It’s never worked’ By Anne E. Kornblut

Owner of W.Va. coal mine agrees to pay $209 million penalty for fatal explosion By David A. Fahrenthold and Kimberly Kindy

Gingrich fighting massive debt racked up in campaign’s extravagant early days By Dan Eggen

Mitt Romney to make ‘closing argument’ and mount more aggressive campaign By Philip Rucker

Republicans split on Democratic plan to extend payroll tax cut By Rosalind S. Helderman

Senate Republicans block Obama appeals court nominee By Felicia Sonmez

Gingrich privately courts conservatives By Al Kamen

House panel debates bill that would limit lawmakers’ stock trades By Kimberly Kindy

Obama sees ‘make or break’ time for middle class By Associated Press

Gingrich emerges as clear front-runner in Iowa By Dan Balz and Jon Cohen

NEWS

Where We Live: The Westchester, a D.C. building of a different era By Amanda Abrams

WORLD

Violence wanes in Kashmir, but India maintains tight military grip By Simon Denyer

Clinton meets with Syria opposition By Karen Deyoung

Obama administration targets anti-gay discrimination abroad By Karen Deyoung and Scott Wilson

In Europe, wary leaders mull Merkel-Sarkozy proposal By Michael Birnbaum

In protests, two Russias face off By Will Englund and Kathy Lally

Pakistan-based group claims role in deadly blast in Kabul By Ernesto Londoño

France’s Sarkozy faces criticism at home on European debt crisis actions By Edward Cody

Russian blogger Alexei Navalny in spotlight after arrest By Will Englund

OPINIONS

A shadow government in D.C.? By Editorial Board

Republicans color the abortion debate By Dana Milbank

An unworthy filibuster by the Senate on Caitlin Halligan By Editorial

Prince George’s Johnson gets his just deserts By Editorial

Romney and Gingrich’s words reveal their true selves By Ruth Marcus

Democracy is on the retreat in Europe By Harold Meyerson

Gingrich’s poor excuse for a big idea By Kathleen Parker

It’s accountability time for banks and Wall Street By Katrina Vanden Heuvel