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What happened on December 08, 2011

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What happened on December 08, 2011

WORLD

Dumping of partial remains of war dead in Va. landfill spurs wider probe By Craig Whitlock

Ex-dictator Manuel Noriega to return to Panama By Tim Johnson

Putin lashes back at Clinton criticism By Kathy Lally

Where bison roamed, Soviet obit is written By Will Englund

Red Cross halts some monitoring inside Syria By Joby Warrick and Liz Sly

23 European Union leaders agree to fiscal curbs, but Britain blocks broad deal By Anthony Faiola and Michael Birnbaum

Clinton rejects Zardari rumors amid U.S.-Pakistan tensions By Karen Deyoung and Simon Denyer

Putin accuses Clinton, U.S. of fomenting election protests By Kathy Lally and Karen Deyoung

Brazil faces ‘tyranny of depth and darkness’ in drilling for deep-sea oil By Juan Forero

OPINIONS

Iran responsible for 1998 U.S. embassy bombings By Marc A. Thiessen

What Obama can learn from LBJ By Joseph A. Califano Jr

Obama’s campaign for class resentment By Charles Krauthammer

The good politics of gay marriage By Ruth Marcus

Time for the IMF to step forward By Lawrence H. Summers

Republicans’ reality TV politics By Eugene Robinson

The wrong signals to Iran By Editorial Board

Europe 2.0? By Editorial Board

Newt Gingrich’s lack of discipline By Michael Gerson

Remembering the generosity of Joseph E. Robert Jr. By Editorial Board

LIFESTYLE

Andy Shallal, owner of Busboys and Poets, is ‘democracy’s restaurateur’ By David Montgomery

Adopting a new purpose: After the Clarks’ daughter was born with Down syndrome, they felt called to parent more special-needs children By Julia Duin

The best TV criticism’s ink is pink, but powerful By Anna Holmes

Violinist Augustin Hadelich deserves a higher profile By Robert Battey

‘Billy Elliot’s’ young stars dance to their own drummer By Jessica Goldstein

When I grow up .?.?. I want to be a dinosaur hunter By — Moira E. Mclaughlin

Hints From Heloise: To help, or not to help? By Heloise

The Navigator: Do travelers need federal protections? By Christopher Elliott

Spotted: Ryan Seacrest with NBC News execs: Is ‘Today’ in his future? By Lisa De Moraes

Buddy Roemer among those struggling for a slot in GOP presidential race By Eli Saslow

Ask Amy: Renting roommate wants restitution By Amy Dickinson

Galleries: Courtney Smith’s ‘Insatiable Spaces; Wayne Barrar’s ‘An Expanding Subterra’ By Mark Jenkins

‘An Irish Carol’ on tap at Keegan Theatre By Nelson Pressley

Imagination Stage’s ‘Dolittle’: Menagerie tale with a subtle edge By Celia Wren

LOCAL

Joseph E. Robert Jr., Washington philanthropist, dies of brain cancer at 59 By Thomas Heath

Income gap stays wide in District, narrows in suburbs By Carol Morello and Ted Mellnik

A defining year begins for Md. Gov. O’Malley By Aaron C. Davis

Prince William County news in brief By — Compiled By Sarah Lane

Va. trooper is shot in leg, and man is wounded in altercation on I-95 By Clarence Williams

Arlington group expands the spirit of holiday gift-giving By Patricia Sullivan

Barbara Orbison, widow of rock-and-roll pioneer Roy Orbison, dies at 60 By Associated Press

At Va. Tech, gunfire revives awful memories By Petula Dvorak

NHTSA revises highway toll upward By Ashley Halsey Iii

Dobie Gray, singer of pop hit ‘Drift Away,’ dies By Joe Edwards

Briana Sarai Funes used box cutter to wound another Montgomery County student, prosecutors say By Erica W. Morrison

Virginia Tech shooting: A religious reflection By Rabbi Shmuel Herzfeld

Brenda Donald ‘thrilled’ to return to family services agency By Mike Debonis

Circuit Court judge is asked to settle dispute By Jeremy Borden

Virginia Tech police officer, gunman killed By Daniel De Vise

Whistleblower takes inspector general’s job in Montgomery County By Victor Zapana

NATIONAL

Cyber-intruder sparks massive federal response — and debate over dealing with threats By Ellen Nakashima

Many U.S. men with low-risk prostate cancer should delay or forgo treatment, panel says By David Brown

Right Rev. Mariann Budde reaching out for a more vital Episcopal Church By Lisa Miller

Stronger warnings urged on safety of new birth control pills By Rob Stein

U.N. climate talks: Delegates confront treaty hurdles By Juliet Eilperin

POLITICS

Obama denounces Senate vote to block Cordray at consumer watchdog agency By David Nakamura and Ylan Q. Mui

Obama defends administration’s refusal to relax Plan B restrictions By Rob Stein and Anne E. Kornblut

After complaint, he landed in basement By Joe Davidson

Chris Christie tells Iowa Republicans Mitt Romney won’t ‘embarrass America’ By Philip Rucker

Holder faces House Republicans over health-care law, ‘Fast and Furious’ By Jerry Markon

Republicans’ holiday spirit doesn’t extend to Obama nominees By Al Kamen

Ron Paul targets youngest voters with campus-focused drive By Ned Martel

Gingrich’s book-selling efforts test law By Amy Gardner

Romney supporters slam Gingrich’s leadership skills, vanity By David A. Fahrenthold and Philip Rucker

Plan B decision draws strong and mixed reaction By Anne E. Kornblut and N.c. Aizenman

Super PACs herald a punishing campaign season By T.w. Farnam and Dan Eggen

NEWS

Wallpaper makes a statement in home design By Amanda Abrams

Visions of lively town centers dancing in more developers’ heads By Roger K. Lewis

Going Out Guide album review: The Jet Age’s ‘Domestic Disturbances’ By — Mark Jenkins

Going Out Guide: Ann Hornaday reviews ‘Le Havre’ By Ann Hornaday

Going Out Guide: Ann Hornaday reviews ‘The Sitter’ By Ann Hornaday

Going Out Guide theater preview: Imperfect Dancers debut at the Lansburgh By Lisa Traiger

Going Out Guide: Ann Hornaday’s ‘New Year’s Eve’ review By Ann Hornaday