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What happened on December 25, 2012
NEWS
Health-care sector vulnerable to hackers, researchers say By Robert O’harrow Jr
ENTERTAINMENT
Bernard Cornwell’s ‘1356’ reviewed By Bill Sheehan
Sebastian Faulks’s ‘A Possible Life,’ reviewed by Ron Charles By Ron Charles
Short stories that take us to dangerous places By Michael Lindgren
OPINIONS
Why do Americans love guns? They’re part of our culture. By Henry Allen
Santa Claus is good or bad for children
Look beyond the Capitol for the next speaker By Norman J. Ornstein
Too many government secrets By Editorial Board
A cost savings everyone should endorse By Ruth Marcus
Things better left unsaid By Kathleen Parker
In defense of Chuck Hagel
Why Social Security is in Treasury bonds
Applauding D.C. strides in social services By Editorial Board
The gun debate, from all sides
The Russian Duma’s ill-considered adoption bill By Editorial Board
POLITICS
NATIONAL
One man’s quest to reduce the national debt By Eli Saslow
SPORTS
Josh Hart makes the most of second chance at Sidwell Friends on and off the basketball court By Brandon Parker
In the NHL lockout, the owners have it all wrong By John Feinstein
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2012 in D.C. pro sports: For all its thrills and heartbreak, a tough year to top By Mike Wise
A long holiday list of problems for the Wizards By Michael Lee
Hokies’ defense earns net dividends with Taylor-Tyler switch By Mark Giannotto
An aging London Fletcher marshals experience, energy for Redskins run to the playoffs By Kent Babb
Military Bowl: DeMatha grad Ryan Burbrink finds his slot in Bowling Green passing attack By Eric Detweiler
LIFESTYLE
In a D.C. writers room, scribes find motivation By Emily Wax
Arthur magazine, a counterculture favorite, returns to print By Chris Richards
LOCAL
Hard-working actor Charles Durning dies at 89 By Matt Schudel
Kenyan McDuffie intent on transforming D.C. Ward 5’s prospects By Mike Debonis
Terry H. Brooks Sr., postal superintendent
Police: D.C. officer shoots robbery suspect By Peter Hermann
A very varied Christmas, weather-wise, in Washington area By Martin Weil
3 killed, 2 critically injured in Christmas Eve vehicle incidents By Martin Weil
On Christmas, Kentland firefighters are with family: One another. By Michelle Boorstein
Police continue to investigate Capitol Hill slaying By Peter Hermann
Runaway dog from Egypt recovered at Dulles Airport By Martin Weil
After losing a daughter, cancer fight continues for Montgomery County mother By John Kelly
Tour bus operators fret that passengers may have a hike to presidential inauguration By Fredrick Kunkle
Tiffany Alston’s rise and fall: A Dreamer — and a dream — undone By Paul Schwartzman and Ann E. Marimow
Christmas with Kodi By Courtland Milloy
WORLD
U.S. moves toward selling advanced spy drones to South Korea By Jim Wolf
Egypt ratifies Islamist-backed constitution By Abigail Hauslohner and Ingy Hassieb
As fighting rages in Aleppo, Syrians face hunger, disease and little hope of aid By Liz Sly
‘One Pound Fish’ singer welcomed back to Pakistan By Michele Langevine Leiby
Netanyahu appears poised for victory in Israel By Joel Greenberg
BUSINESS
Democrats push for tax cuts they once opposed By Zachary A. Goldfarb
Could Democrats make the same mistake on Social Security that GOP made on tax cuts? By Allan Sloan
Obama to return to Washington on Wednesday night to work on ‘fiscal cliff’ deal By Zachary A. Goldfarb
Incoming Japanese PM pressures central bank to stimulate economy By Reuters
Europe’s fading fortunes push young professionals abroad By Howard Schneider
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