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What happened on August 14, 2012

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What happened on August 14, 2012

LOCAL

Young immigrants can apply for Dream Act-like protections starting Wednesday By Steve Hendrix

Virginia math scores fall as tests get tougher By T. Rees Shapiro

Former D.C. rec-league star turns to poetry to escape urban neighborhood and crime By Peter Hermann

Maryland General Assembly passes legislation for Prince George’s casino By John Wagner

Cookbook author, linguist Maideh Magee dies at 90 By Bart Barnes

Nellie Gray, March for Life founder, dead at 88 By Emily Langer

MARC train delayed by collision with police car By Ted Trautman

The Bible museum and the importance of appreciating religious textual history By Scott Redd

Structure found in Md. may be linked to man who inspired ‘Uncle Tom’s Cabin’ By Scott Dance | The Baltimore Sun

Going Out Guide for Prince George’s County and Southern Maryland, Aug. 9-15 By Jillian S. Sowah

Groping incident in D.C. has similarities to assaults in Montgomery County By Martin Weil

Potomac farmer wins a round in court By Tim Carman and Victor Zapana

Anne Arundel man charged with theft of dead father’s car By Mihir Zaveri

Fairfax schools to repay federal money over falsified grant documents By T. Rees Shapiro

Ray LaHood to airports authority: Reform now By Lori Aratani and Mary Pat Flaherty

Sullivan seeks lessons from U-Va. crisis By Donna St. George and Jenna Johnson

Nomadic family turned up far from D.C. By John Kelly

BUSINESS

The Color of Money: What information to share after an auto accident By Michelle Singletary

‘Economic suicides’ shake Europe as financial crisis takes toll on mental health By Ariana Eunjung Cha

Debate over government’s role ensnarls federal employees By Eric Yoder

Life at Work: Bright Horizons has center to help with workers’ well-being By Sarah Halzack

Apple co-founder Steve Jobs’s home burglarized By Hayley Tsukayama

Hypersonic jet: just one project to get you there faster By Hayley Tsukayama

Corn varieties engineered to withstand drought offer planters hope By Brad Plumer

Report: ‘iPhone 5’ may be available for pre-order Sept. 12 By Venturebeat.com

Apple and Microsoft are better buddies than previously thought By Venturebeat.com

Megaupload’s Kim Dotcom launching new music service later this year By Venturebeat.com

SFO to JFK in less than an hour? It could happen. By Barb Darrow | Gigaom.com

Standard Chartered to pay $340 million to settle with N.Y. over Iran charges By Zachary A. Goldfarb

Upcoming iPhone has smartphone buyers holding off, report says By Hayley Tsukayama

Paul Ryan’s stance on the most important small business matters By J.d. Harrison

Euro zone slinks toward recession By Howard Schneider

D.C.-based EverFi lands $10 million from tech executives By Steven Overly

LIFESTYLE

Hydration: Water vs. sports drink By Gabriella Boston

Tomato canning q&a By Cathy Barrow

Under Armour et al. make sweat-wicking clothes de rigueur these days By Vicky Hallett

Top Tomato 2012: Readers send us their best By Jane Touzalin

Basic tomatoes in jars: Two ways By Cathy Barrow

A touchy preteen needs a full physical before she gets therapy By Marguerite Kelly

Ryan and Romney: A contrast in sartorial styles By Katherine Boyle

KidsPost Book Club ends with ‘Absolutely Normal Chaos’ By — Tracy Grant

Ask Amy: Mother worries about daughter’s pot habit By Amy Dickinson

The way to improve upon tomato perfection By Jim Shahin

Kids considered at Mayfair & Pine By Tom Sietsema

Gene Weingarten: Gezundheit! By Gene Weingarten

Carolyn Hax: Reclaiming one’s online reputation without seeming like a jerk By Carolyn Hax

All for Julia: 100 days of buzz and the gift of her kitchen returns By Bonnie S. Benwick

OPINIONS

Helen Gurley Brown’s stiletto feminism By Kathleen Parker

What kind of conservative is Ted Cruz? By Dana Milbank

U.N. chief should boycott Tehran conference By Editorial Board

The Olympics are over. Now what? By Editorial Board

Paul Ryan: Cruel, not courageous By Katrina Vanden Heuvel

Feeling ill over the Medicare debates By Ruth Marcus

Gambling’s spreading tentacles in Maryland By Editorial Board

ENTERTAINMENT

Ron Charles: Tropper’s ‘One Last Thing Before I Go,’ Toutonghi’s ‘Evel Knievel Days’ By Ron Charles

Kennedy Center’s new organ arrives to much fanfare By Anne Midgette

‘Sweathog’ Ron Palillo dead at 63 By Staff and Wire Reports

Theater actors and crew come together to create emergency fund for artists By Jessica Goldstein

“Go-go Live: The Musical Life and Death of a Chocolate City,” by Natalie Hopkinson, and “The Dozens: A History of Rap’s Mama,” by Elijah Wald By Michael Lindgren

Backstage: Untangling ‘A Maze’ at Rorschach Theatre; 3 premieres at GALA By Jessica Goldstein

TNT’s ‘Major Crimes’ nets big numbers in its debut By Lisa De Moraes

“Ministers of Fire,” by Mark Harril Saunders By Rodney Welch

WORLD

Jordan squeezed as Syrian conflict rages next door By Karin Brulliard and Joby Warrick

First study reports very low internal radioactivity after Fukushima disaster By Hristio Boytchev

During Ramadan, breaking the rules by breaking the fast By Michele Langevine Leiby

Sanctions aimed at Syria and Iran are hindering opposition, activists say By James Ball

Clashes in Yemen highlight ongoing tensions months after president’s ouster By Sudarsan Raghavan

Afghan bombings kill at least 40 civilians By Kevin Sieff

Violence disrupts France’s summer doldrums By Edward Cody

Germany fears business slowdown By James Wilson

Riyad Hijab, former Syrian prime minister, says Assad government is collapsing By Babak Dehghanpisheh

Egypt’s Morsi decorates generals he dismissed By Henry Shull and Ingy Hassieb

POLITICS