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What happened on May 13, 2011

NEWS

WORLD

ENTERTAINMENT

OPINIONS

LOCAL

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BUSINESS

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What happened on May 13, 2011

NEWS

Everything is negotiable, starting with the broker’s listing agreement By Harvey S. Jacobs

2011 Suzuki Kizashi Sport SLS: Low-profile Suzuki’s high-quality Kizashi By Warren Brown

How to get over the house that got away By Sandra Fleishman

The village life in St. Charles By Ann Cameron Siegal

Building blocks to restoring credit By Kenneth R. Harney

Layout and features of kitchen can help dictate whether home is right for you By Katherine Salant

Pots, rooftops, walls: Plants can surface almost anywhere By Joel M. Lerner

The forgetful lawyer: Is it malpractice, or just a pain? By Ilyce Glink

Levee construction starts in District By Martin Weil

Family Filmgoer reviews ‘Thor,’ ‘The Beaver,’ ‘Prom,’ ‘Hookwinked Too’ By Jane Horwitz

WORLD

Al-Jazeera TV network draws criticism, praise for coverage of Arab revolutions By Thomas Erdbrink

Ahmadinejad’s support of aide has become a political liability By Thomas Erdbrink

Pornography reportedly found in bin Laden’s hideout By Reuters

In Greece, austerity kindles deep discontent By Anthony Faiola

Iran plans to blind attacker with acid on insistence of victim By Thomas Erdbrink

Gaddafi says he is beyond NATO’s reach By Michael Birnbaum and Mary Beth Sheridan

Mubarak’s wife ordered detained By Ernesto Londono

Pakistan spy chief offers to resign after bin Laden killing By Karin Brulliard and Haq Nawaz Khan

Syria offers ‘dialogue’ to opposition as protests continue By Liz Sly

In India elections, voters oust Communists in two states, reject graft-tainted party in Tamil Nadu By Rama Lakshmi

Egypt’s liberals worry about loss of clout as Muslim Brotherhood rises By Michael Birnbaumand Ernesto Londono

In Iraq, an internal Shiite battle may be key to U.S. troop extension By Aaron C. Davis

GM sees China as an open road to profits By Keith B. Richburg

Pakistani spy chief offers to resign By Karin Brulliard and Shaiq Hussain

ENTERTAINMENT

Erik Larson’s “In the Garden of Beasts” By Philip Kerr

Book review: Jo Walton’s ‘Among Others’ By Elizabeth Hand

Adam Hochschild’s “To End All Wars,” on World War I By Jonathan Yardley

Howard Blum’s saga of the old West and the Yukon gold rush By Dennis Drabelle

Odd Future rap group draws fans with online savvy, critics with violent lyrics By Chris Richards

TV review: On PBS’s ‘Freedom Riders,’ an opportunity to get on the bus once more By Hank Stuever

On anniversary of Mahler’s death, composer is remembered as one for all time By Anne Midgette

Special Agent Galactica gives up lip-syncing to sing live By Stephanie Merry

Newly lustrous CBS drafts Kutcher for ‘Men’ By Lisa De Moraes

Review: ‘Rome’ by Danger Mouse and Daniele Luppi By Allison Stewart

Two books on baseball, one on its history, the other on the longest game By Dave Sheinin

Review of “Tiger, Tiger,” a memoir by Margaux Fragoso By Lisa Bonos

CD review: Reclaiming the Celtic By Anne Midgette

Review: James Gleick’s “The Information” By Anthony Grafton

Book World: ‘33 Revolutions Per Minute’ traces protest-song history By Dave Shiflett

M. Gregg Bloche’s ‘The Hippocratic Myth’ By Chris Adrian

OPINIONS

A Muslim Brotherhood leader on bin Laden, Israel and Egypt’s elections By Lally Weymouth

What Benazir Bhutto knew about Pakistan and bin Laden By Michael D. Barnes

Five myths about internships By Ross Perlin

The Facebook burglar busted into my house. Why wasn’t that taken seriously? By Marc Fisher

On Greyhound with the Freedom Riders By Colbert I. King

How many police? It depends on how much crime you want By Kristopher Baumann

‘Enhanced’ to the point of torture By Aryeh Neier

After Osama bin Laden’s death, imagining a world without DNA evidence By Brandon L. Garrett

We read so you don’t have to: Ron Paul’s ‘Liberty Defined’ By Carlos Lozada

What Wal-Mart has meant to a Chicago neighborhood By Harry Thomas Jr. and Emma Mitts

The Dreamliner nightmare By George F. Will

The downfall of D.C.’s nemesis By Editorial

D.C. Council member Thomas: More unanswered questions By Editorial

Mitt Romney’s preemptive strike By Kathleen Parker

Oil and tax policy: The mix could be better By Editorial

Whose neighborhood is it: Ours or the stink bugs’? By Cathey Frei

Waiting for the flood By Danny Heitman

What the U.S. and Russia stand to gain after bin Laden By E. Wayne Merry

An uneven economic recovery, at home and abroad By Karen Dynan, Domenico Lombardi and Alan Berube

LOCAL

Midwife Karen Carr, convicted in Alexandria baby’s death, is under investigation in Md. By Susan Kinzie and Josh White

Donald Trump says he’s an environmentalist; others beg to differ By Annie Gowen

Baker taps Magaw for police chief; names six others to top posts By Miranda S. Spivack and Matt Zapotosky

Advocates accuse D.C. charter schools of excluding the disabled By Bill Turque

Cellphone-leaving burglary suspect Cody Wilkins agrees to guilty plea By Dan Morse

Kathleen ‘Kathy’ Hefferly, restaurant worker By — Emma Brown

For moms who are ministers, there are multiple challenges By Adelle M. Banks

Fairfax discipline proposals issued By Donna St. George

Teresa L. Cuddy, secretary By — Lauren Wiseman

Montgomery County Council takes charge in budget battle, submits plan for benefits cuts By Michael Laris

Green denies wrongdoing, refuses to answer questions about Brooks By Nikita Stewart and Mike Debonis

Virdin H. ‘Buddy’ Harris, owned printing business By — Lauren Wiseman

Nancy G. Linton, political, social affairs activist By — Adam Bernstein

Gray confidante denies wrongdoing in D.C. Council probe of mayor’s hiring record By Nikita Stewart

D.C. says 1999 death of INS lawyer a homicide, not suicide By Theola Labbé-debose