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What happened on April 23, 2012
LOCAL
Today’s popular car colors rev no engines By John Kelly
For first time since Depression, more Mexicans leave U.S. than enter By Tara Bahrampour
Planned palace upsets some neighbors in tony D.C. suburb By Justin Jouvenal
Longer days for middle school students in Prince George’s County By Ovetta Wiggins
Infrastructure projects need public support, transportation experts say By Ashley Halsey Iii
Kathleen S. ‘Kathy’ Wholley, teacher in Fairfax and Prince William counties, dies at 67
Jeanne Addison Roberts, Shakespeare scholar
D.C.’s taxis: Third-class rides in a world-class city just got pricier By Petula Dvorak
Ed Purrington, who helped transform the Washington National Opera, is dead at 82 By Emily Langer
Supervisors indicate a tax-rate preference By Jeremy Borden
Going Out Guide for the District of Columbia, April 19-25 By Carrie Donovan
Prince William County adopt a pet
Prince William County news in brief
Nan Baker Mulville, personnel specialist
Prince William County sports announcements
Howard Wehmann, military records specialist at the National Archives, dies at 73
Former Loudoun supervisor returning to Leesburg Town Council seat By Caitlin Gibson
Prince William County school notes By —compiled By Mari-jane Williams
Man convicted in ’84 slaying of Northeast woman says his confession was coerced By Keith L. Alexander
Lack of affordable housing tops Alexandria’s issues, mayor says By Patricia Sullivan
John F. ‘Jack’ Donoghue, lawyer
Fairfax County wrestles with budgetary trade-offs By Fredrick Kunkle
Loudoun County news in brief
Prince William County community calendar, April 22 to 29, 2012
Montgomery County’s planning director, Rollin Stanley, headed to Canada By Lori Aratani
Girl reported missing since 2006 found safe in Sterling By Caitlin Gibson
Defendant in activist’s death charged in 2 other killings By Matt Zapotosky
Gray to unveil D.C. sustainability plan By Tim Craig
NATIONAL
Mosquitoes, ticks and other insects will be plentiful this season, experts say By Carolyn Butler
Some junk food isn’t all that bad for you, dietitian says, but moderation is key By Whitney Fetterhoff
Social Security’s financial forecast gets darker; Medicare’s outlook unchanged By N.c. Aizenman
Obama invokes Holocaust to confront Syria, Iran By Adelle M. Banks| Religion News Service
Travel insurance can ease the pain of a vacation marred by a medical emergency By Michelle Andrews
Samples of traditional Chinese medicine are found to contain harmful ingredients By Kai Kupferschmidt
George Zimmerman released from jail but will be tracked by GPS device By Associated Press
Teacher of the year to beleaguered educators: Stand tall By Lyndsey Layton
More churches turning to high-tech outreach By Cathy Lynn Grossman/usa Today| Religion News Service
High school teams compete in Washington with robots that shoot basketballs
Israel's Conservative movement OKs gay and lesbian rabbis By Michele Chabin| Religion News Service
Troubled janitor gets life in prison for priest's slaying By Alexi Friedman| Religion News Service
Lieberman calls for broader GSA probe into spending, hearings By Ed O’keefe
Troubled janitor gets life in prison for priest’s slaying By Alexi Friedman| Religion News Service
Obama invokes Holocaust to confront Syria, Iran By Adelle M. Banks| Religion News Service
Readers’ views on story about the FDA’s ban on blood donations from gay men
Oil lines failing on school buses
More churches turning to high-tech outreach By Cathy Lynn Grossman/usa Today| Religion News Service
Pro-Tutu petitions flood Gonzaga By Tracy Simmons| Religion News Service
Pro-Tutu petitions flood Gonzaga By Tracy Simmons| Religion News Service
Old blood and tissue may hold a lot of secrets By David Brown
Dealing with appendicitis By Linda Searing
Israel’s Conservative movement OKs gay and lesbian rabbis By Michele Chabin| Religion News Service
Consumer Reports: Simple steps can help keep your brain sharp even as you age By Consumer Reports
Researchers find that Web sites deplete smartphone batteries due to bloated code By New Scientist
Court says non-Jewish man can sue for anti-Semitic remarks By Ben Horowitz| Religion News Service
Book presents a history of the Earth, from 4.6 billion years ago to the present By Aaron Leitko
LIFESTYLE
The resurrection of Domino magazine By Terri Sapienza
Concert review: Norman Scribner leads Choral Arts Society in swan song performance of Brahms’s ‘Requiem’ By Anne Midgette
Readers write in about ‘Dinoman,’ Bergers cookies, the Education Issue and Gene Weingarten
Quick Spin: ‘On Mars,’ by Mean Jeans By David Malitz
Music review: A Far Cry at Dumbarton Oaks in Georgetown By Stephen Brookes
Quick Spin: ‘Blunderbuss,’ by Jack White By Allison Stewarrt
Miss Manners: Mother’s utter lack of judgment leaves stepmom aghast By Miss Manners
Hints From Heloise: E-mail extravaganza By Heloise
Ask Amy: Man feels he can’t go home again By Amy Dickinson
If you go to the Science and Engineering Festival
KidsPost poetry contest winners
At World Book Night, D.C. literacy advocates greeted with delight and skepticism By Lonnae O'neal Parker and David Montgomery
Tornado hunter featured at USA Science and Engineering Festival By — Moira E. Mclaughlin
Ryan Seacrest stays on as ‘American Idol’ host By Lisa De Moraes
Carolyn Hax: When unmarried means uninvited By Carolyn Hax
Quick Spin: ‘Mixtape Vol. 1,’ by Rare Essence By Sarah Godfrey
WORLD
Pentagon establishes Defense Clandestine Service, new espionage unit By Greg Miller
Sudanese warplanes bomb town in South Sudan By Sudarsan Raghavan
In China, relatives of Party officials build lucrative businesses on family contacts By Andrew Higgins
U.S. meeting with China to avoid unfolding murder case By Karen Deyoung and Lena H. Sun
Palestinian hunger strikes draw attention to Israeli detention practice By Karin Brulliard
Washington double-talk on nukes By Walter Pincus
E.U. suspends most Burma sanctions By Justyna Pawlak and Sebastian Moffett
French elections: Hollande edges Sarkozy to set up second round showdown in presidential race
N. Korea threatens military strike against S. Korean president By Chico Harlan
U.S. soldier’s gift to Afghan workers at her base underscores divide By Greg Jaffe
ENTERTAINMENT
Stephen King: ‘The Wind Through the Keyhole,’ a new Dark Tower novel By Bill Sheehan
Theater review: ‘God of Carnage’ at Signature Theatre By Nelson Pressley
At Helen Hayes Awards, Signature’s ‘Hairspray’ takes musical honors By Nelson Pressley
Daedalus Quartet performs Lerdahl cycle at the Phillips Collection By Charles T. Downey
National Gallery’s ‘I Spy’ examines the assumed reality of candid photography By Philip Kennicott
OPINIONS
A vote for universal registration By Katrina Vanden Heuvel
Phasing out nuclear By Editorial Board
The luxury we don’t have in Syria By Richard Cohen
Split decision on health care would not be a disaster By Charles Lane
Could overseas events drive the 2012 election? By Eugene Robinson
A promising sign for Maryland school reform By Editorial Board
A bishop’s unjust attack on Paul Ryan By Marc A. Thiessen
Mitt Romney’s secrets By Editorial Board
The peril of labor’s power
Proposed Lockheed Martin grant is cause for concern
No shame in federal workers’ game
Committing to Afghanistan By Editorial Board
‘Bandstand’s’ America By Matthew F. Delmont
The consequences of drunken driving
Reauthorize the Violence Against Women Act By Editorial Board
SPORTS
Metta World Peace ejected for elbowing James Harden: Can L.A. weather his suspension?
Ernie Grunfeld, Wizards need to stick together By Mike Wise
Seth Greenberg era ends at Virginia Tech, decision shocks coach By Mark Giannotto
Capital Classic: More notes from the girls’ games By Preston Williams
TV and radio listings: April 23
Seven Hokies could be selected in 2012 NFL draft By Mark Giannotto
Golf: St. Mary’s Ryken a threat to win private schools title By Josh Barr
Washington Nationals’ fast start validates expectations By Adam Kilgore
Draft: Redskins defensive needs include safeties, cornerbacks By Mike Jones
Max Siegel is named CEO of USA Track and Field By — Amy Shipley
Capitals fans, burned before, have been left scarred By Mike Wise
Football: Caleb and Jon Henderson transfer to Lake Braddock By Paul Tenorio
Baseball: Stuart is on the rise in AAA National District By Preston Williams
POLITICS
Postal Service workers wouldn’t be only ones hit by Senate bill By Joe Davidson
GSA probe focuses on conference contractor By Lisa Rein
No White House staff involved in Colombia sex scandal, official says By David Nakamura
Democrats plan to force vote on Arizona immigration law if it’s upheld by court By Rosalind S. Helderman
Report: VA overstates how fast it provides mental health care to veterans By Steve Vogel
In Holocaust Museum visit, Obama outlines policies aimed at preventing genocide By Scott Wilson
Karzai vs. Rohrabacher By Al Kamen
Where will Romney find his vice president? Probably on the Hill By Ben Pershing
At John Edwards’s trial, credibility is in short supply By Melinda Henneberger
Secret Service prostitution scandal did not involve White House staff, spokesman says
BUSINESS
As users flock to iTunes, Hulu and Netflix, TV stations struggle to survive By Cecilia Kang
Facebook, Microsoft strike a patent deal By Hayley Tsukayama
Obama, Romney focus on student debt as campaign issue By Ylan Q. Mui and Felicia Sonmez
Wal-Mart faces federal criminal probe tied to allegations of bribery in Mexico By Sari Horwitz and Jia Lynn Yang
Microsoft releases Skype for Windows Phone By Tom Warren |the Verge
Adobe reveals more CS6 details By Tom Cheredar | Venturebeat.com
Fed likely to stay the course, even as economy appears mixed By Zachary A. Goldfarb
Samsung teases its ‘Next Galaxy’ By Hayley Tsukayama
Lamborghini Urus unveiled at Beijing Auto Show By Nelson Ireson | Highgearmedia.com
Facebook revenue slides in quarter
Intel’s Ivy Bridge processors to be faster, use less power By Hayley Tsukayama
Netflix shares fall after slow growth forecast By Hayley Tsukayama
Value Added: He didn’t let the recession paint him into a corner By Thomas Heath
Dutch government falls in skirmish over austerity measures By Howard Schneider
Ezra Klein: ‘Scandals’ don’t predict election results. But this formula might. By Ezra Klein
Facebook deal for Instagram includes $300M cash, 23 million in stock By Hayley Tsukayama
Meet the $60 ‘Earth Day’ LED light bulb By Tom Cheredar | Venturebeat.com
Asus Transformer Pad 300 wants to replace your laptop By Hayley Tsukayama
NEWS
In North Carolina, more evidence of Obama’s delicate approach to gay rights By Amy Gardner
Rolls-Royce Ghost Six Senses Concept: Beijing Auto Show By Nelson Ireson | Highgearmedia.com
Don't Get Mad, Don't Get Even: New Jersey Outlaws Road Rage By Richard Read | Highgearmedia.com
Ferrari Shows Enzo Successor’s Hybrid Drivetrain In Beijing By Viknesh Vijayenthiran | Highgearmedia.com
Senate to vote on array of Postal Service overhaul proposals By Ed O'keefe
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