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What happened on June 14, 2011

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What happened on June 14, 2011

LIFESTYLE

Theater: ‘Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark’ By Peter Marks

My Pimm’s is a bit muddled, but it’s all good By Jason Wilson

An ice cream wizard brings the magic home By Jane Black

Endorphin-fueled ‘runner’s high’ is taken as fact in the gym world. But is it? By Lenny Bernstein

Hints From Heloise: A change in dishwasher detergent By Heloise

Arab Spring ruining Yemeni diplomat’s summer By Jason Horowitz

Onstage and in autobiography, Mould retraces raging youth to melodic middle age By Chris Richards

Ask Amy: Military couple failing basic training By Amy Dickinson

Backstage: Assemblage for ‘bobrauschenbergamerica’ By Jane Horwitz

Stix food truck in D.C. By Tim Carman

U.S., Russian actors connect without words By Kathy Lally

Natasha Bedingfield brings less, then more, to the Birchmere By Dave Mckenna

Only ones not giggling are therapists By Paul Farhi

The Checklist: Tips for a safe, healthful and nutritious summer By Jennifer Larue Huget

Carolyn Hax: The ‘other woman’ first needs to face the truth By Carolyn Hax

Sprouts: Culprits in Germany, but on the rise in America By Kristen Hinman

Read it, grow it, eat it: Garden-to-table books By Bonnie S. Benwick

Pizzeria da Marco offers a different Neapolitan pie By Tim Carman

TV Highlights: ‘Hot in Cleveland’ season premiere, ‘Happily Divorced’ debuts on TV Land By — Emily Yahr

Tips: Sprouting and storing sprouts By Kristen Hinman

‘Opus’ at Olney Theatre Center finds drama in a string quartet By Nelson Pressley

Bucking the trend of high-alcohol wines By Dave Mcintyre

LOCAL

Pomp as students finish elementary school. But is it a real graduation? By Steve Hendrix

Building where Lincoln conspirators were tried gets a second life By John Kelly

Catholic University returning to single-sex dorms By Jenna Johnson

D.C. police shoot and kill allegedly mentally ill man in Northwest By Clarence Williams

Ross C. Towne, former president of Perpetual Financial Corp., dies at 67 By Adam Bernstein

Wounded housemate of slain Old Dominion student gives account of shooting By Victor Zapana

Sousa Middle School principal rewards students for reaching ‘Peace Days’ goal By June Q. Wu

What the extra D.C. funding would pay for By Mike Debonis

Federal contracting opens new front in GOP-union fight By Joe Davidson

Allen policy blueprint calls for tax cuts, repeal of health-care plan By Ben Pershing

Federal report shows history scores rising slowly By Michael Alison Chandler

Leggett mindful of legacy of black political success By Courtland Milloy

D.C. budget passes; police hiring, other items await revenue projection By Mike Debonis

On Flag Day, becoming a U.S. citizen By Patricia Sullivan

SPORTS

U.S. Open notebook: USGA officials concerned about conditions of greens and rough By Barry Svrluga

Wizards fans: Hating LeBron before it was cool to hate LeBron By Dan Steinberg

Orioles vs. Blue Jays: Lind homers in 11th to beat Baltimore, 6-5 By Dan Connolly and — Baltimore Sun

Wide receiver Aldrick Robinson makes his first voluntary workout for Redskins By Mike Jones

Progress in NFL talks puts deal within reach By Mark Maske

Open: When leading a major is not ideal By Barry Svrluga

Progress in NFL labor talks puts deal within reach By Mark Maske

At U.S. Open, rooting interests are easy to find By Thomas Boswell

Versatility dominates at Wizards workout By Alan Goldenbach

U.S. Open: For 16-year-old Beau Hossler, Congressional is a classroom By Gene Wang

Billie Jean King helps Kastles inaugurate new home By Mark Giannotto

Nationals vs. Cardinals: Zimmerman returns in 8-6 victory By James Wagner

OPINIONS

A day of awkwardness with Mitt Romney By Dana Milbank

In Rehab Nation, sin becomes addiction By Ruth Marcus

Acting D.C. schools chancellor Kaya Henderson deserves confirmation By Editorial

A good sign: UAW mulling profit-sharing talks By Editorial

In Libya, a minefield of NATO miscues and tribal politics By David Ignatius

Speaking out for good jobs By Katrina Vanden Heuvel

How to get Republicans to go green By Stephen Stromberg

Michele Bachmann steals the show at GOP debate By Dana Milbank

Uganda could be close to an African Spring By Editorial

From a Saudi prince, tough talk on America’s favoritism toward Israel By Richard Cohen

NATIONAL

CIA to operate drones over Yemen By Greg Miller

Low-key Marine, Gen. John R. Allen, to take over Afghan war at high-stakes time By Craig Whitlock

India’s withdrawal of helicopters from Congo points to wider trend By Colum Lynch

X-ray radiation leaks discovered at U.S.-built clinics in Iraq By Walter Pincus

FDA cracks down on sunscreens By Rob Stein

Nuclear waste dump is mired in inertia By Joel Achenbach and Brian Vastag

Former Blackwater guard sentenced for killing of Afghan civilian By R. Jeffrey Smith

WORLD

Focus of Afghan war is shifting eastward By Joshua Partlow and Greg Jaffe

Hamas, Fatah fail to agree on prime minister By Joel Greenberg

Insurgent attack in Iraq leaves 9 dead By Tim Craig and Asaad Majeed

Syrian troops expand crackdown By Liz Sly

Huge protests across Yemen demand political change By Sudarsan Raghavan

Chinese workers protest lead poisoning By Leslie Hook

POLITICS

Obama courts Latino vote with visit to Puerto Rico By Perry Bacon Jr