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What happened on June 28, 2011

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What happened on June 28, 2011

LIFESTYLE

Beer: How to match it with barbecue By Greg Kitsock

Recommended tempranillo wines By Jason Wilson

Mark Nelson is lone highlight in contrived ‘Merchant of Venice’ at Shakespeare By Peter Marks

‘Tribute to the Wounded Warriors’ fails to live up to the hype By Joan Reinthaler

TV review: USA’s ‘Necessary Roughness’ By Emily Yahr

Wine: Unearthing tempranillo’s subtleties By Jason Wilson

KidsPost Summer Book Club: ‘The Indian in the Cupboard’ By — Tracy Grant

Cooking with wine: How to use Chateau Dregs By Bonnie S. Benwick

Healthful barbecue dishes, from Food Network host Ellie Krieger By Jennifer Larue Huget

Foam: Trendy, even cliched, but more important than you might think By Andreas Viestad

‘Transformers: Dark of the Moon’ — the Transformers-do-D.C. movie By Mark Jenkins

Ask Amy: Couple can’t agree to disagree about exes By Amy Dickinson

Hints From Heloise: Ketchup concern By Heloise

War of words rages on between Jon Stewart, Chris Wallace By Lisa De Moraes

Backstage: Reduced Shakespeare, Rep Stage, Wolf Trap By Jane Horwitz

Alfresco gourmet snacks to go By David Hagedorn, Tim Smith and Good To Go

Barbecued pork ribs: The quintessential Fourth of July dish By Jim Shahin

Carolyn Hax: Marriage or cohabitation? By Carolyn Hax

WORLD

‘The Triple Agent’: The final days of the suicide bomber who attacked the CIA By Joby Warrick

In South Korea, fairness is the new ideal By Chico Harlan

Landmark Kabul hotel attacked by Taliban suicide bombers By Pamela Constable

Israel ramps up campaign against Gaza aid flotilla By Joel Greenberg

Iran test-fires missiles, shows secret silos By Thomas Erdbrink

Protesters, police clash in Cairo By Leila Fadel and Muhammad Mansour

At shareholders meeting, Tepco rejects motion to abandon nuclear power By Chico Harlan

Afghan officials lash out at former central bank head who fled to U.S. By Pamela Constable

ENTERTAINMENT

Book review: The Map of Time By Yvonne Zipp

Books: Bobbie Ann Mason’s ‘The Girl in the Blue Beret’ By Ron Charles

Meghan Daum’s ‘Life Would Be Perfect If I Lived in That House’ By Nora Krug

OPINIONS

The real causes of the economic crisis? They’re history. By Phil Angelides

On same-sex marriage, Obama still has cold feet By Dana Milbank

Petraeus’s unfinished legacy in Afghanistan By David Ignatius

High court deals public campaign financing a heavy blow By Editorial

More questions about a D.C. Council member’s online gambling push By Editorial

Those reckless Republicans By Katrina Vanden Heuvel

Where is Venezuela’s Hugo Chavez? By Editorial

A Supreme Court win for political speech and political money By George F. Will

The L.A. Dodgers fall prey to CEO capitalism run amok By Harold Meyerson

LOCAL

Arlington Cemetery’s mishandling of remains prompts FBI criminal probe By Jerry Markon and Christian Davenport

Cathedral Pharmacy in D.C. at risk of closing because of drug audit findings By Isaac Arnsdorf

TSA loss becomes NTEU campaign issue By Joe Davidson

A better future for Historical Society of Washington By John Kelly

If baby boomers stay in suburbia, analysts predict cultural shift By Carol Morello

Mark Gerard, veterinarian at center of horse-swapping scheme, dies at 76 By T. Rees Shapiro

Fred Steiner, composer of ‘Perry Mason’ theme, dies at 88 By Randy Lewis

Fairfax police officer fired for role in David Masters killing By Tom Jackman

Prince George’s corruption probe: Police officer pleads guilty By Ruben Castaneda

June more than 4 degrees warmer than usual By Martin Weil

Trial begins for man charged in robbery gone fatally wrong By Keith L. Alexander

Christiane Desroches Noblecourt, pioneering Egyptologist, dies at 97 By Jamey Keaten

D.C. plans to launch online casino By Michael Laris

Lura Lynn Ryan, wife of jailed former Illinois governor, dies at 76 By Sophia Tareen

Fairfax proposes change in how Tysons Corner projects affect development cap By Kafia A. Hosh

Immigrant tuition law may stall in Maryland By Aaron C. Davis

Charles W. Whalen Jr., six-term Ohio GOP congressman, dies at 90 By Emma Brown

Montgomery County Council approves changes to disability retirement program By Dan Morse

Civil trial begins in patient’s death at St. Elizabeths By Keith L. Alexander

Prince George’s liquor board hearing sets off wide-ranging discussion By Miranda S. Spivack

Former D.C. Council aide sentenced to eight months in prison By Victor Zapana

POLITICS

Obama in Iowa: hugging babies like it’s 2007 By Perry Bacon Jr

Wildfire sparks nuclear fears in Los Alamos, N.M. By P. Solomon Bandaand Susan Montoya Bryan

Sarah Palin in Iowa: Will she or won’t she? By Nia-malika Henderson

Federal Player: Dedicated to improving the lives of Americans with mental illness By The Partnership For Public Service

Pawlenty speech lays out aggressive foreign policy vision By Aaron Blake

Pawlenty faults Obama, Clinton, GOP on foreign policy By Aaron Blake

Bulger prosecutors drop some charges By Denise Lavoie

Bachmann touts her ‘titanium spine’ in New Hampshire By Philip Rucker

European birthday bashes for Reagan By Al Kamen

Justices who will shape Supreme Court’s future are matching pairs By Robert Barnes

SPORTS

WNBA President Laurel Richie is working on ‘master plan’ for the league By Steve Yanda

Luis Salazar looks at life differently since losing eye to line drive By Dave Sheinin

Orioles lose to Cardinals, 6-2, as Zach Britton continues to struggle By Jeff Zrebiec