Dates of Publication in the Washington Post
What happened on October 22, 2011
WORLD
U.S. airstrike that killed American teen in Yemen raises legal, ethical questions By Craig Whitlock
In Europe, new fears of German might By Michael Birnbaum
Syria using American software to censor Internet, experts say By Sari Horwitz
Saudi crown prince’s death sparks succession talk By Peter Finn
Clinton chides Central Asians on human rights By Joby Warrick
For Libyan fighters, a hero's welcome in Benghazi By Mary Beth Sheridan
Tunisia election: Home to first revolt of Arab Spring is scene of its first vote By Leila Fadel
Prisoners in Libya languish without charge By Mary Beth Sheridan
Russia retaliates against U.S., bans American officials By Will Englund and Kathy Lally
Years in Iraq change U.S. military’s understanding of war By Greg Jaffe
NATIONAL
Health-care coverage still eludes some part-time workers By Sarah Kliff
For tea party and Occupy Wall Street movements, some common ground By Marc Fisher
Federal appeals court upholds rule prohibiting roads on national forest land By Steven K. Paulson
FDA inspectors not keeping pace with food imports By Brad Racino
We need inventors to fill innovation black holes and help U.S. economy By Vivek Wadhwa
BUSINESS
Repairing infrastructure can help repair economy By Barry Ritholtz
Book details hard times for auto dealerships
Infrastructure investing: the next ‘it’ sector? By Michelle Singletary
Most Greek bailout money has gone to pay off bondholders By Howard Schneider
NEWS
LOCAL
Barry Feinstein, photographer of rock-and-roll royalty, dies at 80
That statue of Cornelius J. Coakley in Fairfax? Here’s why it’s there. By John Kelly
Morris E. Chafetz, authority on alcohol abuse, dies at 87; wife Marion D. Chafetz dies at 86 By Emily Langer
Iranian Americans call on U.S. to protect Iranian exiles in Iraq By Katherine Shaver
U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood talks about D.C. commuter issues By Robert Thomson
Here’s my idea for philanthropist to help poor find jobs By Robert Mccartney
Dr. Gridlock’s traffic, transit tips
Angelo G. Geldes, restaurateur
Marjorie Allbright, club president
Metro officers won’t face civil rights charges in videotaped arrest of man in wheelchair By Victor Zapana
Harrison D. Hutson, law firm partner
Fighter jets intercept 2 aircraft in D.C. area By Martin Weil
John Morton Blum, Yale presidential historian, dies at 90 By Matt Schudel
Police check grade-schoolers’ math By Bill Turque
Robert G. Adam, Foreign Service officer, economist
Cathedral mason finds marks of those who went before By Michael E. Ruane
Va. House of Delegates race between Armstrong, Poindexter turns heated and costly By Anita Kumar
Edward P. Van Hise Jr., telephone company manager
Edgar F. Woodward Jr., Air Force colonel
SPORTS
Redskins continue their search for stability at quarterback By Barry Svrluga
Washington’s sports identity reflects D.C. region’s population makeup and growth By Dan Steinberg
Quince Orchard senior Evan Laratta is among the winners at the Montgomery County cross-country championships By Carl Little
TV and radio listings: Oct. 22
Howard wins its homecoming game
Virginia vs. N.C. State: Cavs lose their momentum with 28-14 loss to the Wolfpack By Steve Yanda
Bullis overcomes slow start to beat St. Albans By Eric Detweiler
D.C. United falls to Sporting Kansas City in its MLS season finale, capping late fade By Steven Goff
Backup QB Trey Miller rallies Navy, but missed field goal dooms Mids in 38-35 loss to East Carolina By Gene Wang
Tanner Vallely powers Seneca Valley past Gaithersburg By Josh Barr
Rangers outfielder Josh Hamilton may have a sports hernia By News Services, Staff Reports and — Dave Sheinin
Jay Schroeder knows what Redskins’ Rex Grossman and John Beck are going through By Mike Wise
After more quarterback shuffling, Maryland football falls to Florida State, 41-16 By Eric Prisbell
The Washington Nationals deserve a better TV deal By Tracee Hamilton
Virginia Tech football turns to David Wilson, runs away from Boston College By Mark Giannotto
Tim Tebow looking for Cam Newton’s success in silencing critics By Mark Maske
POLITICS
Mitt Romney reaches out to voters but often lacks the common touch By Philip Rucker
In Colorado, voter anger clouds 2012 choices By Dan Balz
Rick Perry, on Iowa pheasant hunt, cites ‘long love affair’ with guns By Philip Rucker
Rick Perry challenges opponents’ abortion stances at Iowa Faith & Freedom dinner By Philip Rucker
OPINIONS
LIFESTYLE
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