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What happened on July 28, 2011

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What happened on July 28, 2011

LIFESTYLE

Women in the House get a restroom By Nancy Mckeon

David Minthorn is the grammar and style expert for the Associated Press By Paul Farhi

Five years of Date Lab: Who got hitched, who got ditched and what we’ve learned in our quest for a spark By Christina Breda Antoniades

‘Gentrification’ covers black and white middle-class home buyers in the District By Emily Wax

Carolyn Hax: Relationships with mixed signals By Carolyn Hax

Hints From Heloise: Joan Crawford’s travel advice By Heloise

On Love: Jennifer Mitzner weds Gregory Curtiss By Janet Bennett Kelly

Review of ‘Clybourne Park’ at Woolly Mammoth By Peter Marks

Ann Hornaday reviews ‘Crazy, Stupid, Love’ By Ann Hornaday

Ann Hornaday reviews ‘Cowboys & Aliens’ By Ann Hornaday

Ask Amy: Friends and family remain loyal to the ex By Amy Dickinson

‘Magnolias’ sans steel By Celia Wren

TV Column: AMC at a loss for words over ‘The Killing,’ ‘Hell on Wheels’ By Lisa De Moraes

Style Invitational Week 930: We WANT stupid complaints! And the winning fortune cookies. By Pat Myers

On Love: ‘As soon as we got together, it was the easiest thing in the world’ By Ellen Mccarthy

D.C. area art gallery shows highlight new works By Mark Jenkins

BUSINESS

New Balance struggles as last major athletic shoe brand still manufacturing in U.S. By Peter Whoriskey

Yucca Mountain commission to recommend that a new site be found for nuclear waste By Steven Mufson

SEC plan for shareholders draws criticism By David S. Hilzenrath

What we know — and don’t — about a possible budget deal By Paul Kane

Boehner rewrites budget bill after CBO analysis By Suzy Khimm

Washington municipalities could lose top credit ratings By David S. Hilzenrath

Social media job screening By Michelle Singletary

Companies make contingency plans for U.S. default By Renae Merle

Stocks close lower as House debates debt bill By Cezary Podkul

OPINIONS

Postal Reform Act is imperfect, but needed By Editorial

Why are we in this debt fix? It’s the elderly, stupid. By Robert J. Samuelson

Ecuador’s autocrat cracks down on media freedom By Editorial

A deserved rebuke in Prince William murder case By Editorial

The great divide By Charles Krauthammer

Time for the grown-ups to enter the debt showdown By Editorial

With debt deal up in the air, settle it with a coin toss By Matt Miller

Hill operators make butchers look good By Jeanne Mcmanus

Mapping out a new route on Metro station names By Editorial

Hard hit in recession, blacks still hopeful By Paul Taylor

The stranglehold on domestic policy By Michael Gerson

Behind Africa’s famine, more than just drought Famine isn’t inevitable By William G. Moseley

Why progressives need a Big Idea By Eugene Robinson

Time for Norway to face its Islamophobia By Aslak Sira Myhre

LOCAL

Fairfax County public schools hiring bus drivers By Holly Hobbs

MS-13 gang leader convicted of prostituting 12-year-old girl By Victor Zapana

Border Patrol whistleblower pays price for refusing unearned overtime pay By Joe Davidson

Youth groups travel to Manassas for ‘Week of Hope’ By Sarah Lane

Richard Montgomery H.S. coach out to tackle locker-room hygiene By Kent Zakour

Pragmatic leadership at heart of immigrant entrepreneur’s success By Gregg Macdonald

11-year-old wants postal service to honor Lewis and Clark slave with a stamp By Megan Buerger

VRE officials to discuss future of commuter-rail system By Jennifer Buske

CCDC tries to shed UDC-CC By Mike Debonis

How To Live Forever opens By Adam Bernstein

To walk or not to walk? Many travelers with options won’t wander from habits By Robert Thomson

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

Pr. William backs road project to ease Quantico congestion By Jennifer Buske

‘Save Our Schools’ march won’t unite us, but that’s fine By Jay Mathews

In Laurel, making streets safer for cyclists and pedestrians By Chidinma Okparanta

This Montgomery County curfew skeptic says it’s not too late to be a good parent By Petula Dvorak

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

U-Va. program celebrates the embattled book By Daniel De Vise

Archbishop Pietro Sambi, Vatican’s U.S. envoy, dies at 73 By T. Rees Shapiro

Nonprofit group lends medical equipment to St. Mary’s residents By Jesse Yeatman

Same-sex marriage will pass in Md. in ’12, Senate president predicts By John Wagner

Program in D.C. seeks to bring measure of control to lives of female ex-offenders By Larissa Roso

Leisure World association voices support for OpenBand By Caitlin Gibson

Students become bankers at Parkdale By Daniel Leaderman

St. Peter’s members to build home of love for orphaned South Africans By Christy Goodman

Chesapeake Bay debate splits Virginia Republicans By Ben Pershing

Fillmore Silver Spring seen as heart of ‘nightlife destination’ By Jeanette Der Bedrosian

Montgomery burglar who was caught after leaving cellphone is given 26 years By Dan Morse

First victim of slashings at mall confronted attacker By June Q. Wu

More colleges helping out with the financial burdens of internships By Jenna Johnson

Frank Foster, dynamic saxophonist who led Basie band for nine years, dies at 82 By Matt Schudel

Anticipation builds for Charles County’s fourth library By Rebecca Heller

NATIONAL

Medicine’s bright future By Vivek Wadhwa

Evangelical women rise as new ‘feminists’ By Lisa Miller

Legislative riders target environmental protections By Darryl Fears and And Juliet Eilperin