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What happened on November 21, 2011

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What happened on November 21, 2011

LIFESTYLE

When a grown daughter is mean to her mother By Marguerite Kelly

Serbian authorities detain D.C. artist, gallery owner, seize dozens of artworks By Mark Jenkins

American Music Awards: Full List of winners includes Adele, Jennifer Lopez, and more By Associated Press

‘Radioactive’: For Yelawolf, a defanged debut By Chris Richards

Jane Curtin joins cast of CBS’s ‘Unforgettable’ By Lisa De Moraes

Music review: National Gallery of Art Orchestra, with guest conductor Markand Thakar By Joan Reinthaler

‘Break the Spell’: Chris Daughtry’s serious hooks By — Allison Stewart

Ask Amy: Charitable impulse leaves parents worried By Amy Dickinson

‘Talk That Talk’ by Rihanna By Allison Stewart

Hints From Heloise: Don’t use that number! By Heloise

Some Americans rethink food-centered Thanksgiving By Emily Wax

Football season, with a child in tow By Carolyn Hax

Miss Manners: Open new bottle to fulfill guest’s request By Miss Manners

Mary J. Blige, still the queen of hip-hop soul By — Sarah Godfrey

‘The Secret of Rover’ stars kids who are asked to rescue their kidnapped parents By — Moira E. Mclaughlin

Escort’s brilliant brand of disco By — David Malitz

AMAs 2011: Jennifer Lopez, Nicki Minaj and LMFAO’s over-the-top performances By Cara Kelly

NEWS

Supercommittee announces failure in effort to tame debt By Lori Montgomery and Paul Kane

LOCAL

Religious lobbying groups multiply on Capitol Hill By Michelle Boorstein

Sergio Scaglietti, ‘maestro of aluminum’ who designed Ferraris, dies at 91 By T. Rees Shapiro

ICC puts strain on Maryland’s transportation funds By Katherine Shaver

Bill targets airline fees for checked luggage By Ashley Halsey Iii

John C. “Jack” Keeney, long-serving federal prosecutor, dies at 89 By Emily Langer

Maryland cuts ribbon on new toll road between Shady Grove and Laurel By Ashley Halsey Iii

Special prosecutor: Justice attorneys shouldn’t face charges in Stevens case By Del Quentin Wilber

Riverdale man charged in robbery on U-Md. campus By Martin Weil

Virginia Democrats say they will sue to share control of the state Senate By Laura Vozzella and Anita Kumar

Ehrlich unapologetic in book about his politics By John Wagner

Loudoun County news in brief By — Compiled By Caitlin Gibson

Thieves ‘swarm’ convenience store By Martin Weil

A Lovettsville fixture describes a hardworking life By Eugene Scheel

City officials reject alternative Alexandria waterfront plan By Patricia Sullivan

A special child among many By John Kelly

Mishandled paperwork blamed for murder suspect’s release By Matt Zapotosky

Loudoun board faced with decision on Raspberry Falls By Caitlin Gibson

White House shooting suspect appears in court, remains jailed By Paul Duggan

Intruder shot in St. Mary’s County home, authorities say By Martin Weil

Food program puts kids face-to-face with the needy, not just at the holidays By Petula Dvorak

D.C. Mayor Gray makes staff changes official By Nikita Stewart

I. Michael Heyman, who led UC Berkeley and Smithsonian Institution, dies at 81 By Adam Bernstein

Fed Faces: Kawther A. Elmi By — From The Partnership and For Public Service

Holly Acres decision reversed by Prince William appeals board By Jeremy Borden

WORLD

U.S.military presence will continue in Iraq By Walter Pincus

Hezbollah damages CIA spy network in Lebanon By Greg Miller

Putin booed by Russian fight fans, in rare public show of disapproval By Will Englund

Hugh Grant, Milly Dowler’s parents testify in News Corp. phone-hacking inquiry By Karla Adam

Pressure mounts on Egypt’s military rulers By Ernesto Londoño and Leila Fadel

Abizaid to head inquiry into Dover mortuary scandal By Craig Whitlock

Pakistani negotiators have met with Taliban on possible peace deal, sources say By Haq Nawaz Khan

Outspoken Ahmadinejad aide roughed up by Iranian police By Thomas Erdbrink

Turkish PM criticizes Assad after attack on Turkish pilgrims in Syria By Alice Fordham

U.S. commander, Gen. Lloyd J. Austin III, predicts turbulence in Iraq By Liz Sly

Bahrain admits to ‘excessive force’ against protesters By Karen Deyoung

U.S., allies hit Iran with new sanctions By Joby Warrick

Bidens host wounded troops By Greg Jaffe

NATIONAL

Birth center’s link to hospital reassures women who prefer care from midwives By Anna Miller

Teaching kids to be grateful may have long-term benefits even though it’s not easy By Carolyn Butler

Visiting Mars, in fiction and nonfiction By Margaret Shapiro

AIDS deaths and new infections continue to fall in most parts of the world By David Brown

Staying healthy through the holidays; keeping anxiety under control By Whitney Fetterhoff

Landing on Mars is hard, but another mission to the Red Planet is about to begin By Marc Kaufman

Study: Fish get a fin massage and feel more relaxed By Chelsea Whyte

NASA and National Science Foundation are spared from big budget cuts By Brian Vastag

Judge devises model for resolving medical malpractice cases more quickly By Michelle Andrews

Medigap policies get scrutiny from officials looking to reduce Medicare spending By Susan Jaffe

In the spirit of professional advice By Hilary Sherratt

Vibrating machines don’t help old bones By Linda Searing

SPORTS

Maryland accepts recommendation, will cut eight varsity sports programs By Eric Prisbell

Lawyers merge lawsuits on behalf of NBA players By Michael Lee

Washington sports: Out of luck or locked out By Tracee Hamilton

Wizards’ Andray Blatche still giving back while locked out By Michael Lee

D.C.’s greatest sports fan: Round 3 By Mitch Rubin

Weekend rewind: D.C., private schools By Josh Barr