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What happened on November 02, 2011

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What happened on November 02, 2011

OPINIONS

Conformity for diversity’s sake By George F. Will

Justice, inequality and the 99 percent By Matt Miller

Let Herman Cain and his accusers talk By Editorial

The Mideast’s new game By David Ignatius

What South Carolina can do for the GOP candidates By E.j. Dionne Jr

The stupidity defense By Editorial

Can the Arab League and Turkey stop the slaughter in Syria? By Editorial

Iran’s waning influence on Iraq By Ray Takeyh

LIFESTYLE

Miss Manners: Ignoring a wedding RSVP is no way to treat friends By Miss Manners

The Navigator: Vacation rental scams are a growing problem By Christopher Elliott

‘It’s Academic’ host Mac McGarry retires By Monica Hesse

Ambassador Nirupama Rao, India’s new woman in Washington By Emily Wax

Reader seeks advice on how to repair a roll top desk By Jeanne Huber

Even without the NBA, basketball fans have plenty of ways to enjoy the game By Fred Bowen

‘After the Fall’ at Theater J By Nelson Pressley

When gardening, how to beat the beast of dry shade By Adrian Higgins

Court tosses out FCC’s fine on CBS stations for Janet Jackson episode By Lisa De Moraes

She’s homesick and he won’t budge By Carolyn Hax

Hints From Heloise: Some cast-iron solutions By Heloise

Bieber performs, David Arquette eliminated on “Dancing With the Stars” By Cara Kelly

Washington Post food calendar for Nov. 2-12 By Becky Krystal

Ask Amy: Shoplifter scans, runs and regrets By Amy Dickinson

Juliet’s Italian Market & Cafe in Frederick By Rina Rapuano

Flimsy ‘Barrymore’ at Rep Stage By Nelson Pressley

Forget Emily Post: On decorum at state dinners, consult Kumar By Jen Chaney

Pumpkins can be used for more than just decorations By Barbara Damrosch

Thai X-ing: Bigger and possibly better By Tom Sietsema

Enter the Holiday Crafts Contest from Nov. 3 through Dec. 5 By Delece Smith-barrow

What Steve Jobs can teach us about parenting By Tracy Grant

House Calls: A playroom makeover By Megan Buerger

BUSINESS

Crib mattresses: 72 percent of models use suspect chemicals, advocacy group says By Dina Elboghdady

Apple CEO Tim Cook makes some changes By Hayley Tsukayama

Apple’s iTV, Steve Jobs’s last project, may transform home entertainment By Joshua Topolsky

Gmail app pulled from Apple App Store By Hayley Tsukayama

BBM Music: A socially connected music service with somewhat of a twist By Eddie Fu

Court knocks down FCC’s fine for Janet Jackson’s “wardrobe malfunction” By Cecilia Kang

Black Friday: Wal-Mart will leak its holiday deals By Hayley Tsukayama

Greece’s lenders halt aid until after country’s bailout referendum By Howard Schneider

MF Global brokerage has customer shortfall of $600 million, CFTC says By Linda Sandler and Tiffany Kary

Barnes and Noble to launch cheaper Nook? By Hayley Tsukayama

Story behind Courier tablet’s demise By T.c. Sottek

Closer look at Samsung’s request for Apple to hand over iPhone 4S source code By Matt Macari

Unemployment rate in Washington area rose in September, despite private sector growth and a hiring surge By V. Dion Haynes

Fed downgrades growth forecasts, sees high unemployment for years ahead By Neil Irwin

New Gmail draws mixed reactions By Hayley Tsukayama

Euro zone’s slowing growth deepens recession fears amid debt crisis By Howard Schneider

‘Grand Theft Auto V’ trailer released By Hayley Tsukayama

House Republicans make cross-party pitch to embolden debt ‘supercommittee’ By Rosalind S. Helderman and Lori Montgomery

ENTERTAINMENT

Andrew Krivak’s ‘The Sojourn,’ reviewed by Michael Dirda By Michael Dirda

POLITICS

‘In God We Trust’: House reaffirms national motto — yet again By David A. Fahrenthold

Bill to ban phantom EPA dust rule approved by House panel By David A. Fahrenthold and Juliet Eilperin

MF Global ties awkward for Obama campaign By T.w. Farnam

Jon Corzine’s remarkable descent By Jason Horowitz

New snow policy for federal workers: ‘Shelter in place’ By Lisa Rein

Third worker says she was harassed by Cain By Associated Press

The unsteady candidacy of Herman Cain By Dan Balz

Bipartisan group in House nudges debt supercommittee By Rosalind S. Helderman

Herman Cain denies new harassment allegations, accuses Rick Perry of fueling stories By Karen Tumulty and Krissah Thompson

Energy Department couldn’t manage stimulus money, watchdog says By Ed O’keefe

As governor, Romney worked to reassure liberals By Peter Wallsten and Juliet Eilperin

In Indiana’s 9th District, lawmakers change and only the anger endures By David A. Fahrenthold

Former HUD official details lapses in housing-construction fund for poor By Debbie Cenziper

Supreme Court reluctant to create more barriers to witness testimony By Robert Barnes

House panel hearing explores U.S. government contractors’ exploitation of workers overseas By Joe Davidson

LOCAL

Brittany Norwood convicted of killing Lululemon co-worker Jayna Murray By Dan Morse and Victor Zapana

Two-year colleges draw more affluent students By Daniel De Vise

Is Metro kid-unfriendly, or just its riders? D.C. commuting customs debated. By Megan Buerger

Members wage their own Battle of Jericho By Avis Thomas-lester

Arnold Bennett, Democratic consultant and health-care strategist for President Clinton, dies By T. Rees Shapiro

Cedar Ridge’s cultural mix, partnerships help build a vibrant community By Alison Lake

Going Out Guide for the District of Columbia, Nov. 3-9 By Carrie Donovan

D.C. man faces gun charge after Georgetown chase on Halloween night By Theola Labbé-debose and Clarence Williams

Going Out Guide for Prince George’s County and Southern Maryland, Nov. 3-9 By Carrie Donovan