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What happened on August 16, 2012

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What happened on August 16, 2012

NEWS

Virginia wineries revisited: What’s new and what you must see By Lavanya Ramanathan

Short sales are complicated, but can help homeowners who owe more than property is worth By Ann Cameron Siegal

When bars become soda fountains By Fritz Hahn

Where We Live | North Rosslyn is more than just office buildings By Eliza Mcgraw

An alternative to credit scores By Kenneth R. Harney

Innovative designs expand small spaces in Loudoun County townhouse project By Katherine Salant

‘Oslo, August 31st’ movie review by Ann Hornaday By Ann Hornaday

ParaNorman movie review By Sean O’connell

Ann Hornaday reviews ‘Dark Horse’ By Ann Hornaday

‘Supercapitalist’ movie review By Stephanie Merry

‘The Awakening’ movie review By Mark Jenkins

‘All’s Well That Ends Well’ no problem for actor Ted van Griethuysen By Jess Righthand

Real estate in the digital age: The time has come By Harvey S. Jacobs

Art review: Antonio Rovaldi and Jeroen Eisinga at the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden By Michael O'sullivan

Family Filmgoer reviews ‘Paranorman’ and ‘The Odd Life of Timothy Green,’ By Jane Horwitz

Two Days in New York movie review By Jess Righthand

OPINIONS

How those spoiled millennials will make the workplace better for everyone By Emily Matchar

Steps for a more active U.S. policy in Syria By Stephen J. Hadley

To fix Medicare and Social Security, look to Singapore By Bryan R. Lawrence

Obama turns back the clock on Guantanamo By Baher Azmy

Taking health-care reform a step further By Ruth Marcus

Dana Milbank: Hateful speech on hate groups By Dana Milbank

Catch-22 at the Pennsylvania ballot box By Editorial Board

Obama and Romney pandering to energy interests By Editorial Board

Romney’s present, Ryan’s future By Charles Krauthammer

Recognizing Paul Ryan’s ‘tell’ when he is trying to avoid something By Matt Miller

Report finds crisis in teacher retentions By Editorial Board

Obama’s betrayal By Michael Gerson

The real Medicare question By Eugene Robinson

Rewriting economic history against Obama By Robert Shapiro

Five myths about political conventions By Martin Cohen

LOCAL

How to repel bugs and biting flies By Michael W. Fox

Animal Doctor: Bald spots and hot spots By Michael W. Fox

Dan Daniels, Washington sportscaster, dies at 90 By Bart Barnes

Virginia death row inmate wins reprieve By Josh White

Spurgeon M. Keeny Jr. dies; arms control strategist was 87 By Emily Langer

Edward G. Winner, D.C. government employee By T. Rees Shapiro

U-Va. board talks little of crisis, takes early steps on strategic plan By Donna St. George and Jenna Johnson

Prince William County news in brief By — Compiled By Sarah Lane

Ramadan fast particularly challenging for restaurant workers By Saud Niori

New federal union chief promises change By Lisa Rein

Peggy S. Griffiths, lawyer who won bias suit against government, dies at 87 By Matt Schudel

FBI investigates former VRE employee By Jeremy Borden

Prince William mother continues search for missing son By Jeremy Borden

Floyd Lee Corkins charged in Family Research Council shooting By Peter Hermann and Keith L. Alexander

POLITICS

Stepped-up computer monitoring of federal workers worries privacy advocates By Lisa Rein

Artur Davis, who backed Obama in 2008, to speak at GOP convention By David A. Fahrenthold

Old Obama acquaintance voices South Side’s disillusionment with his former ally By Michael Leahy

Obama hopes Latino voters give him a chance in N.C. By Amy Gardner

Mitt Romney, Obama camp spar on Medicare plans By Philip Rucker

For Democrats, Ryan’s Medicare proposal is familiar target By Ed O’keefe and Rosalind S. Helderman

In the Loop: A kitty for bin Laden’s translator By Al Kamen

Romney: I’ve paid at least 13 percent tax rate in each of past 10 years By Philip Rucker and Rosalind S. Helderman

Obama steps up portrayal of Romney, Ryan as out of touch with middle America By Amy Gardner

WORLD

Julian Assange granted political asylum by Ecuador; Britain maintains extradition pledge By Karla Adam

Niger struggles against Islamist militants By Sudarsan Raghavan

July marked worst month for Army suicides By Greg Jaffe

Term used for women in Tunisia’s draft constitution ignites debate, protests By Borzou Daragahi

Militants storm Pakistan air base; 10 killed By Shaiq Hussain

Geithners of Germany on U.S. namesake: ‘We have another mentality’ By Michael Birnbaum

BUSINESS

New rules expose bigger funding gaps for public pensions By Michael A. Fletcher

Reservists design businesses to withstand deployment By Mohana Ravindranath

Sex, money and men By Michelle Singletary

Did Amazon just clear a new Kindle Fire DX with the FCC? By Venturebeat.com

LTE iPhone coming soon? By Erica Ogg | Gigaom.com

Facebook stock hits new low after freeing new shares By Hayley Tsukayama

Microsoft offers Windows 8 Enterprise free trial By Venturebeat.com

Galaxy Note 10.1 tablet: A closer look By Venturebeat.com

Apple in talks to use Apple TV as cable box, report says By Hayley Tsukayama

Judge says Apple is ‘smoking crack’ after seeing rebuttal witness list By Hayley Tsukayama

ENTERTAINMENT

‘Dead Stars,’ by Bruce Wagner By Lisa Zeidner

Round House Theatre's new artistic director swaps out two shows for the coming season By Peter Marks