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What happened on July 04, 2011

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What happened on July 04, 2011

LIFESTYLE

Samuel Morse’s painting ‘Gallery of the Louvre’ on display at National Gallery By Philip Kennicott

Corporate fitness programs survive hard times By Lenny Bernstein

When minds change about having kids By Carolyn Hax

‘Juan Valdez’ brings his love of coffee and iconic stature to Smithsonian Folklife Festival By David Montgomery

The Shuttle’s Benefits and Limits By Margaret Webb Pressler

Miss Manners: Simple solution could cure man’s complex drinking behavior By Miss Manners

Hints From Heloise: A sales strategy By Heloise

Quick spin: ‘King of Hearts’ by Lloyd By — Allison Stewart

Quick spin: ‘The Grand Theatre Vol. 2’ by Old 97s By — Tim Bracy

Quick spin: ‘Pleasure’ by Pure X By — David Malitz

Hackers put big — and false — news on Fox Twitter account By William Wan

TV Highlights: ‘Teen Mom’ season premiere, USA’s ‘White Collar’ By — Emily Yahr

Overarching truth for EMT squad: The call is coming By Dan Zak

Ask Amy: Depressed daughter throws household off-key By Amy Dickinson

WORLD

Global race on to match U.S. drone capabilities By William Wan and Peter Finn

New wave of attacks targets Iraqi police, soldiers By Ed O'keefe and Aziz Alwan

U.S. firms look to China’s West for growth By Keith B. Richburg

War crimes judges enter not-guilty pleas for a disruptive Ratko Mladic, order him out of court By Associated Press

Pressure builds for F-16 sale to Taiwan By William Wan

Russia blames doctors, not police, in death of lawyer Sergei Magnitsky By Kathy Lally

NATIONAL

Sunglasses should be worn all year to protect eyes from UV rays By Carolyn Butler

U.S. health plans cut premiums for consumers with preexisting conditions By Michelle Andrews

Q-and-A with former astronaut Piers Sellers By Rachel Saslow

Scientists find a rich array of unknown bacteria in human navels By Peter Aldhous

Reporter’s ordeal continues in convoluted CIA case By Walter Pincus

NASA space shuttles have traveled more than 500 million miles since 1976 By Brian Vastag and Charity Brown

Gerontologist offers longevity prescription; ‘Disease Maps’ traces epidemics By Rachel Saslow

Report: Shipping emissions to rise in Arctic By Juliet Eilperin

Study shows that pregnant women who get flu shots may be protecting their babies By Linda Searing

Researchers study grammar in the songs of birds By Andy Coghlan

Astronauts give their views about the end of the shuttle program By Rachel Saslow

Britain shows its scientific side; ‘Practical Pyromaniac’ explains experiments By Rachel Saslow

Space station research ramps up as shuttles return to Earth By Christian Torres

Burmese diplomat seeks asylum in U.S. By William Wan

Alabama Space Camp shifts its focus to the moon, Mars and asteroids By Christian Torres

LOCAL

Army program works to make soldiers fit in body and mind By Michael E. Ruane

Actress Anna Massey dies at 73 By Jill Lawless

Pedicabs on the Mall: Fun for tourists or unsafe ride? By John Kelly

Otto von Habsburg, son of Austria-Hungary’s last emperor, dies By David Rising

D.C. suburbs celebrate Fourth of July By June Q. Wu and And Victor Zapana

Va. man known by many goes unidentified for 9 days after death By Tom Jackman

Dalai Lama to sow seeds of peace at Buddhist ritual in D.C. By Michelle Boorstein

I’m a huper. We’re a huper. Wouldn’t you like to be a huper, too? By Petula Dvorak

Prince George’s churches merge youth ministries for high-energy worship By Hamil R. Harris

ENTERTAINMENT

Book World: ‘Turn of Mind’ By Stephen Amidon

OPINIONS

A grand old cult By Richard Cohen

How to prevent mine disasters By Editorial

The CIA’s exoneration and Holder’s reckoning By Marc A. Thiessen

D.C. gambling plan needs scrutiny By Editorial

What to do with terror suspects? By Editorial

Obama calls the GOP’s bluff By Eugene Robinson

A glimmer of a path to an AIDS vaccine By Michael Gerson

What China could learn from the Dalai Lama By Lobsang Sangay

POLITICS

New breed of ‘super PACs,’ other independent groups could define 2012 campaign By Dan Eggen

One Republican race, two starting points By Nia-malika Henderson and Rosalind S. Helderman

NEA endorses Obama for reelection despite teachers’ discontent By Michael Alison Chandler

BUSINESS

HUD to give away $1 billion to struggling homeowners By Cezary Podkul

Is California’s past America’s future? By Ezra Klein

SPORTS

Former Virginia long snapper Danny Aiken bides his time as NFL lockout drags on By Rick Maese

Time for free agency, on-time camps running short as NFL talks resume By Mark Maske

Baltimore Orioles lose for fifth time in six games, 13-4 to Texas Rangers By Dan Connolly

Nationals vs. Cubs: Washington wins, 5-4, on wild pitch in 10th inning By Adam Kilgore

Former American U. basketball standout Stephen Lumpkins begins pro baseball career By Josh Barr

Bryce Harper promoted to Class AA Harrisburg by Washington Nationals By Adam Kilgore

Mike Shanahan must turn things around for Redskins after troubling 2010 season By Jason Reid

NEWS

Find family-friendly fun By — Jess Righthand

Chavez returns to Venezuela after cancer surgery By Juan Forero