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What happened on August 07, 2012

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What happened on August 07, 2012

POLITICS

Romney attacks Obama over welfare reform By Philip Rucker

Romney confuses ‘Sikh’ with ‘sheik’ By Philip Rucker

GOP businessmen-candidates in Missouri, Wisconsin, Arizona portray themselves as outsiders By Paul Kane

Republicans in Missouri pick Todd Akin to face Sen. Claire McCaskill in November By Rosalind S. Helderman

Hemp advocates tout potential jobs in effort to gain support By Al Kamen

Anti-bullying educational campaign to be launched By Josh Lederman

Blowing up Missile Defense Agency leadership By Al Kamen

LIFESTYLE

Obama’s health-care law: The fitness and wellness provisions you may have missed By Lenny Bernstein and Illustration By Anna Parini For The Washington Post

Wade Michael Page was steeped in neo-Nazi ‘hate music’ movement By Joe Heim

Jamie Stachowski: a man of character and charcuterie By Tim Carman

Carolyn Hax: Is divorce the only answer to combating porn in long marriage? By Carolyn Hax

No cooking required By Tony Rosenfeld

Greek grapes that bottle island warmth By Dave Mcintyre

Nourish: Tropical Fruit Slaw By — Stephanie Witt Sedgwick

Washington Post food calendar for Aug. 13-Aug. 30 By Becky Krystal

H &pizza on H Street NE By — Nevin Martell

New Hank’s Oyster Bar upgrades sips and sweets By Tom Sietsema

Ann Hornaday reviews ‘Hope Springs,’ starring Tommy Lee Jones and Meryl Streep By Ann Hornaday

@Work Advice: The powers of persuasion By Karla L. Miller

Kids get caught in a ‘Crunch’ By — Tracy Grant

Hints From Heloise: How to cut the corn By Heloise

T.J. Holmes’s late-night show on BET to be newsy, not comedy, despite the ads By Lisa De Moraes

Gene Weingarten: Gene revolutionizes panhandling By Gene Weingarten

A talented child, her jealous siblings and her broke parents By Marguerite Kelly

Ask Amy: Daily pot use threatens relationship By Amy Dickinson

NBC to air ‘Go On,’ ‘Animal Practice’ comedies after Olympics By Lisa De Moraes

Date Lab: She needs a good man. He’s just glad they’d never met. By Amanda Long

OPINIONS

What the U.S. should do in Syria By Zalmay Khalilzad

Romney’s Bain games By Dana Milbank

The ultra-Orthodox tighten their grip in Israel By Ruth Marcus

Voters are fed up with Reid and Romney By Editorial Board

Afghan athlete runs for more than speed By Kathleen Parker

Allow the Corcoran make its own decisions By Editorial Board

Katrina vanden Heuvel: Romney’s incredible extremes By Katrina Vanden Heuvel

Backfire in Bahrain By Editorial Board

LOCAL

Senior U-Va. official resigns abruptly following leadership crisis By Jenna Johnson and Donna St. George

Alexandria school on a mission to improve By Olga Khazan

Suspected double homicide is under investigation in Arlington By Allison Klein

Sikh congregant from Virginia responds to temple shooting By Ajaib Singh

Charles Asuming Amofa charged with kidnapping 6-year-old in Maryland By Matt Zapotosky

Pepco will ask for another rate hike this year By Victor Zapana

Md. Public Service Commission to hold hearings on utilities’ performance By Malu Banuelos

Candidates seek to lead AFGE during tough times By Joe Davidson

Murder trial begins in stabbing death of 12-year-old Gaithersburg girl By Marissa Evans

O’Malley proposes mid-2016 debut of Pr. George’s casino By John Wagner

Mother left baby at Anne Arundel church and drove off, police say By Mihir Zaveri

Prince William approves funding for Gainesville soccer fields By Jeremy Borden

Former University of Maryland student who threatened shooting rampage pleads guilty By Matt Zapotosky

Marvin Hamlisch dies: Performer, conductor composed ‘The Way We Were’ and ‘A Chorus Line’ By Adam Bernstein

After Reagan National Airport close call, FAA bans opposite-direction traffic flow By Ashley Halsey Iii

A poker pro plays the hand he’s dealt By John Kelly

SPORTS

Concussions in NFL down from last season because of kickoff rule change, study finds By Mark Maske

Gabby Douglas needs to avoid letting others set her narrative for her By Sally Jenkins

Olympic spotlight shines differently around the world By Anthony Faiola

Felecia Majors of South County dabbles in gymnastics to improve her pole vault By Carl Little

Maryland football training camp: Ian Evans leaves school, several players fail conditioning tests By Gene Wang

Taoufik Makhloufi goes from evicted to gold medal in 1,500 meters By Rick Maese

Alex Morgan emerging as new face of U.S. women’s soccer By Barry Svrluga

Aly Raisman wins gold on floor routine; Gabby Douglas falters on balance beam By Liz Clarke and Sally Jenkins

Redskins aiming to become a top defense this season By Mark Maske

Redskins center Erik Cook ready to atone for last year’s Buffalo game By Preston Williams

Nationals vs. Astros: Roger Bernadina scores winning run in 11th inning on Kurt Suzuki bunt, Houston’s bad defense By Adam Kilgore

Slotbacks set tone for Navy football By Gene Wang

Britain’s Brownlee brothers turn Olympic triathlon in to family business By Amy Shipley

Roger Bannister’s legacy endures test of time By Mike Wise

Aly Raisman steals top billing from heralded teammates on gymnastics’ final day By Liz Clarke

ENTERTAINMENT

‘Here Comes Honey Boo Boo,’ the li’l Miss Sunshine we all deserve By Hank Stuever

4 poets delve into the human condition through science fiction, fantasy, history and religion By Elizabeth Lund

Ahmed Janka Nabay, Bubu Gang bring spirited African pop to Kennedy Center By Aaron Leitko

Robert Hughes, pugnacious art critic, author and TV host, dies at 74 By Matt Schudel

‘Go On’: The five E-Z stages of grief By Hank Stuever

Judith Crist, film critic and journalism instructor, dies at 90 By Adam Bernstein

‘United Sounds of Africa’ concert at Howard Theatre had a distinct L.A. sound By Mark Jenkins