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What happened on April 10, 2012

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What happened on April 10, 2012

ENTERTAINMENT

Short-story collections by Melissa Pritchard, Rajesh Parameswaran and Etgar Keret By Michael Lindgren

Book World: Jim Lynch’s ‘Truth Like the Sun’ is a bittersweet love note to Seattle By Ron Charles

Book World: ‘Sacre Bleu: A Comedy d’Art’ concocts a new ending for van Gogh By John Wilwol

Theater: A daring escape from Castro’s Cuba By Jane Horwitz

‘Don’t Trust the B---- in Apt. 23’: Don’t watch her, either. By Hank Stuever

Puppeteer and drag artist in tune in ‘Arias With a Twist’ By Peter Marks

LIFESTYLE

The world’s youngest Zumba instructor By Vicky Hallett

Carolyn Hax: Squashing romantic feelings for friend isn’t a long-term solution By Carolyn Hax

Beer Madness, Final Round: Our first canned champ By Greg Kitsock

The state of the sit-down breakfast in Washington By Tim Carman

Hints From Heloise: Strawberry secrets By Heloise

‘Ten Commandments’: Moses delivers again on the ratings By Lisa De Moraes

Facebook and Instagram: Made for each other By Dan Zak

For a D.C. hairdresser, a love of figure skating becomes a dream fulfilled By Monica Hesse

Different look, same expectations for Rasika West End By Tom Sietsema

Music review: Afro-Blue and the Howard University Jazztet at Blues Alley By Michael J. West

What to not cook when your house is for sale By Candy Sagon

Ideas for filling an empty nest By Marguerite Kelly

Fish in the Hood in Park View By — Rina Rapuano

Longer season’s not a boon to growers By Dave Mcintyre

Washington Post food calendar for April 12-23 By Becky Krystal

Hints From Heloise: A bus ride to the past By Heloise

Ask Amy: Friend is positive she’s not negative By Amy Dickinson

Backstage: Dramatists Guild of America appoints D.C. area representative By Jessica Goldstein

For cognac, being single doesn’t cut it By Jason Wilson

WORLD

In Pakistan, government takes license with ‘public order’ law By Michele Langevine Leiby

Latin American countries pursue alternatives to U.S. drug war By Juan Forero

In South Korea, new political parties consumed by familiar scandal problems By Chico Harlan

Interview with Guatemala President Otto Perez (transcript) By Juan Forero

Bomb attacks in Afghanistan kill at least 18 By Sayed Salahuddin

Iran says it captured Israel-backed ‘terrorist team’ By Thomas Erdbrink

Afghan officials stress need for U.S. security presence beyond 2014 withdrawal By Karen Deyoung and Sayed Salahuddin

China’s Bo Xilai removed from party posts; wife accused in Briton’s death By Keith B. Richburg

Syria appears to ignore U.N. deadline for pulling troops from urban areas By Alice Fordham and Michael Birnbaum

Interview with Colombia President Juan Manuel Santos (transcript) By Juan Forero

NATIONAL

Few babies survive long with Trisomy 18 By David Brown

Hospitals scramble on the front lines of drug shortages By Lena H. Sun

Despair has had its day By Tom Ehrich| Religion News Service

British lawmakers approve prayer at town halls By Al Webb| Religion News Service

George Zimmerman’s lawyers say they’ve lost contact with him By Elizabeth Flock

Vanderbilt faith groups follow Catholics off campus By Annalisa Musarra| Religion News Service

Gay BYU students say ‘It Gets Better’ on Mormon campus By Rosemary Winters| Religion News Service

Holocaust violins live to play another song By Ken Garfield| Religion News Service

POLITICS

Trayvon Martin case: Poll finds stark racial divide By Krissah Thompson and Jon Cohen

Santorum followed a clever, emotional strategy to political resurrection By Sandhya Somashekhar

With eye on Romney, Obama makes another appeal to middle class with ‘Buffett rule’ By David Nakamura

Obama holds key leads on Romney, as economy malaise looms over reelection bid By Dan Balz and Jon Cohen

Defense book takes a deeper look at Robert McNamara By Steve Vogel

An inspiring GSA speaker roster By Al Kamen

With Rick Santorum out of GOP presidential race, Mitt Romney shifts focus to Obama By Dan Balz

Mitt Romney, a ‘private man in a public world,’ is silent on tales of altruism By Philip Rucker

Rick Santorum drops out of presidential race: Campaign timeline By Kenneth W. Smith Jr

Anti-incumbent group to designate Eric Cantor donation for specific primary By Paul Kane

By quitting, Rick Santorum preserves his chance to run again By Chris Cillizza

Readers react to the GSA spending scandal By Joe Davidson

Acting GSA chief calls Las Vegas spree ‘completely unacceptable’ By Lisa Rein

SPORTS

Virginia AAA boys’ soccer: Oakton edges Herndon in Concorde District matchup By Paul Tenorio

Nationals vs. Mets: Ross Detwiler helps hand New York its first loss By Adam Kilgore

As the Dwight Howard-Stan Van Gundy debate shows, in the NBA, power lies with those who attract fans By Jason Reid

Ozzie Guillen should have been stopped long before now By Mike Wise

Wizards vs. Magic: Seraphin helps Washington roar past Orlando, 93-85 By Gene Wang

Langley girls’ lacrosse edges Westfield on a late goal By Matt Brooks

OPINIONS

Deepening the progressive bench By Katrina Vanden Heuvel

An economic recovery that leaves workers further behind By Harold Meyerson

Mitt Romney can’t leave women voters to his wife By Ruth Marcus

In Gettysburg, Rick Santorum surrenders By Dana Milbank

The U.S. has little leverage to stop North Korea’s missile test By Editorial Board

A bureaucrat’s unappreciated work for taxpayers By Editorial Board

Whispering campaigns can take flight in new media By Kathleen Parker

Who will rescue the D.C. voucher program this time? By Editorial Board

The hug epidemic By Alexandra Petri

LOCAL

Less emphasis on digital, more emphasis on people for D.C. Ethiopians By Erica Morrison