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What happened on April 16, 2012

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What happened on April 16, 2012

LIFESTYLE

Nora Roberts’s three decades of writing have led to 200 books By Nora Krug

Carolyn Hax: Including the ex-sister-in-law By Carolyn Hax

Miss Manners: Rude remarks from relatives must not be returned in kind By Miss Manners

Concert review: European Union Youth Orchestra at the Kennedy Center By Joe Banno

Eric Hutchinson’s ‘Moving Up Living Down’: More good-natured folk pop By Allison Stewart

Ask Amy: A shallow tide may sink this relationship By Amy Dickinson

Hints From Heloise: A battery of tests By Heloise

Americans Elect searches for a way to ignite third-party fever By Ned Martel

Hilary Rosen vs. Ann Romney: Time to finally call a truce in Mommy Wars By Tracy Grant

Book Report: The complexities of ‘Nature’ By Tim Carman

Prince Royce’s ‘Phase II’: Mixing and matching to expand bachata sound By Sarah Godfrey

LoCura’s ‘Semilla Caminante’: Fusing sounds to create urgent music By Bill Friskics-warren

UrbanArias performs ‘Before Breakfast,’ ‘The Filthy Habit’ By Charles T. Downey

Did ‘Good Morning America’ end ‘Today’ show’s 16-year weekly victory run? By Lisa De Moraes

Students learn the lessons of being citizens By — Ann Cameron Siegal

Bon Fresco Sandwich Bakery in Columbia By — Rina Rapuano

LOCAL

Convicted defendants left uninformed of forensic flaws found by Justice Dept. By Spencer S. Hsu

Maryland comptroller invites residents to hunt for unclaimed property By Martin Weil

Virginia Tech marks 5 years since massacre By Jenna Johnson

Purist farmers markets shun coffee roasters By Ian Shapira

Tax day: A reminder that if you’re spiritual, you need to give By Rev. Bill Haley

Figure at center of D.C. campaign finance probe resigns from health-care company By Mike Debonis

D.C. man served 28 years. Then the evidence that sent him to prison fell apart. By Spencer S. Hsu

A 116-year-old theater gets a long-overdue renovation By John Kelly

Prison term for James E. Johnson in Prince George’s corruption case By Miranda S. Spivack

Police looking for robbers who rammed motorists By Dan Morse

Changes seen in disciplinary action at Fairfax schools By Donna St. George

For homeless single dad, nothing’s easy, even when it’s good By Petula Dvorak

POLITICS

Robert Peck, fired in GSA scandal, has supporters in D.C. real estate world By Jonathan O’connell

Nonpartisan PAC lets donors give across the board By Ben Pershing

GSA inspector general is investigating possible bribes, kickbacks By Lisa Rein and Ed O’keefe

Beth Myers, longtime Romney adviser and confidante, to lead VP search By Philip Rucker

An embarrassing week for feds By Joe Davidson

For ambassadors, a gilded cage By Al Kamen

Senate rejects consideration of ‘Buffett rule’ tax increase for millionaires By Rosalind S. Helderman

Report: Nursing homes unprepared for natural disasters By Ricardo Alonso-zaldivar and — Associated Press

Mitt Romney’s hunt begins for vice presidential pick By David A. Fahrenthold

NATIONAL

With better HIV tests, should FDA end its ban on gay men donating blood? By Laura Ungar

‘Clean cookstoves’ draw support, but they may not improve indoor air quality By Brian Palmer

When a friend is slowly dying By Jeffrey Essmann

Consumers make some gains in out-of-network care, but the price is still high By Michelle Andrews

Panetta said he regretted cost to taxpayers for trips home to California By Craig Whitlock

Richard Land accused of lifting Trayvon Martin comments By Greg Horton| Religion News Service

When religion and spirituality collide By Diana Butler Bass| Religion News Service

It’s time for Venus to transit By Aaron Leitko

Ohio congressman on a mission to bring meditation to the masses By Daniel Burke| Religion News Service

Getting exercise with a good walk; eating vegetables to stay healthy By Whitney Fetterhoff

Red meat linked not just to disease but also to an increased mortality risk By Linda Searing

Asking old human tissue to answer new scientific questions By David Brown

Pope turns 85 amid speculation of resignation By Alessandro Speciale| Religion News Service

Consumer Reports: Myths about exercise can hamper efforts to shape up By Consumer Reports

BUSINESS

How you can make Pinterest work for your small business By Jason Hennessey

Jim Yong Kim named World Bank president By Howard Schneider

YouTube partners with MGM, adds 600 titles By Hayley Tsukayama

Tax day is deadly for drivers By Richard Read | Highgearmedia.com

FCC metes out light penalty for Google in Street View case By Dina Elboghdady

Google fined by FCC for impeding Street View probe By Hayley Tsukayama

D.C. culinary start-up caters to dining enthusiasts, innovative chefs By J.d. Harrison

Maersk Mc-Kinney Moeller, Denmark’s richest man, dies at 98 By Jan M. Olsen

Ezra Klein: A rich guy’s case for higher taxes By Ezra Klein

Facebook’s mobile shopping spree: First Instagram, now Tagtile By Meghan Kelly | Venturebeat.com

Google’s Brin: ‘Worried’ about open Web By Hayley Tsukayama

US economic outlook brightens as retail sales rise By Christopher S. Rugaber

Lockheed loses $70 million over GPS satellite overruns By Tony Capaccio

Netflix’s Reed Hastings takes a swing at Comcast in the name of net neutrality By Tom Cheredar | Venturebeat.com

Instagram co-founder Systrom knew all the right people to take his startup idea to $1B Facebook buyout By Meghan Kelly | Venturebeat.com

Tax day sneak up on you? File fast online By Hayley Tsukayama

The Download: Coalition aims to standardize ‘big data’ By Steven Overly

Sprint to sell Galaxy Nexus on Sunday By Hayley Tsukayama

How can Yahoo revive its fortunes? By Hayley Tsukayama

Obama beats Romney for tax-return political savvy By Allan Sloan

OPINIONS

What was the GSA’s Jeffrey Neely thinking? By Dana Milbank

Return of the ‘white man’s party’? By Charles Lane