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What happened on February 21, 2012

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What happened on February 21, 2012

LIFESTYLE

Training a 10-month-old baby to sleep through the night By Marguerite Kelly

Drummer boys played important roles in the Civil War, and some became soldiers By — Carolyn Reeder

‘Incident in New Baghdad’: What happened in Iraq? By David Montgomery

Craft brewer with a cult following By Daniel Fromson

Yellow perch, a small treasure By David Hagedorn

Boylan Heights bar at center of U-Va. drinking scene By Jenna Johnson and Mary Pat Flaherty

At White House, B.B. King and Mick Jagger, among others, to play the blues By Chris Richards

MovNat: Learning how to move as we were intended to By Vicky Hallett

Smoked beer in the barbecue sauce? Yes, please. By Jim Shahin

Hints From Heloise: Tomato talk By Heloise

At Market Tavern, keep degree of difficulty in mind By First and Bite

Backstage: ‘The Wings of Ikarus Jackson’ By Jessica Goldstein

A full plate of the surreal in ‘Civilization (All You Can Eat)’ By Peter Marks

Anthony Shadid’s funeral held in Beirut By Alice Fordham

Argentine reds you should know By Dave Mcintyre

Carolyn Hax: Explaining an unwed mother to a 10-year-old By Carolyn Hax

Comcast to launch networks by Diddy, Magic Johnson By Lisa De Moraes

POLITICS

Federal worker prevails in discrimination case against Social Security By Joe Davidson

Asian American soldier’s suicide called a ‘wake-up call’ for the military By Deepti Hajela

Super PAC donors revealed: Who are the power players in the GOP primary? By Dan Eggen and T.w. Farnam

Rep. Issa has been busy as oversight panel chairman By Ed O’keefe

Chief Justice Roberts rejects request for code of conduct By Robert Barnes

As Super Tuesday looms, Republican primary heads into potentially decisive phase By Aaron Blake

Republican presidential contest moves to Arizona and Michigan By Dan Balz and Sandhya Somashekhar

Another Vietnam? Maybe a bad analogy. By Al Kamen

ENTERTAINMENT

‘The Spinoza Problem,’ by Irvin Yalom By Ron Charles

Book World: “Wild Thing” by Josh Bazell By Yvonne Zipp

Steve Kordek, pinball innovator, dies at 100 By T. Rees Shapiro

3 books about dogs in wartime By Lily Burana

Ronald Fraser, oral historian of Spanish Civil War, dies at 81 By Matt Schudel

BUSINESS

If your parents have financial problems, get the full picture before diving in to help By Michelle Singletary

Greek bailout plan now moves to the IMF By Howard Schneider

E-textbooks beyond Apple’s iBooks By Hayley Tsukayama

Barnes & Noble misses Street expectations, but thankfully Nook business is up nearly 40% By Sean Ludwig | Venturebeat.com

BlackBerry PlayBook OS 2.0: RIM’s tablet finally gets fancy features like e-mail By Devindra Hardawar | Venturebeat.com

Yummy Apple rumors: iPad 3 gets thicker, iPhone 5 due for fall By Devindra Hardawar | Venturebeat.com

Sony’s PlayStation Vita hopes to carve a niche for itself By Hayley Tsukayama

NRC Fukushima transcripts show urgency, confusion early on By Steven Mufson

Barnes & Noble introduces $199, 8GB Nook tablet By Hayley Tsukayama

Apple’s Mountain Lion: Top 10 features By Hayley Tsukayama

BlackBerry PlayBook finally has native e-mail By Hayley Tsukayama

FHFA releases plan for Freddie, Fannie exit By Zachary A. Goldfarb

Report: ‘iPad 3’ to have 8MP camera? By Hayley Tsukayama

Fed’s push on housing crosses a line, critics say By Zachary A. Goldfarb

NATIONAL

Black leadership is dead. Long live black leadership. By Kevin Powell

Social media is the new boardroom By David Jones

Rick Santorum defends views on Obama’s theology By Susan Page| Religion News Service

Court says Quebec parents can’t pull students out of religion class By Ron Csillag| Religion News Service

America, keep rewarding your dissidents By Vivek Wadhwa

After C.S. Lewis College flops, a free campus for the taking By G. Jeffrey Macdonald| Religion News Service

Southern Baptists to stick (mostly) with same name By Adelle M. Banks| Religion News Service

On Ash Wednesday, Episcopalians take it to the streets By Piet Levy| Religion News Service

President Obama’s ‘theology,’ in his own words By Daniel Burke| Religion News Service

The phony war on religion By Tom Ehrich| Religion News Service

Climate scientist admits duping skeptic group to obtain documents By Juliet Eilperin

SPORTS

NCAA deciding whether to give stipends to student-athletes By Steve Yanda

Shortage of thoroughbreds is evident at Tampa Bay Downs and will soon affect most of industry By Andrew Beyer

Washington Wizards building better chemistry but still regress into selfish play By Michael Lee

Washington Nationals’ early start offers hope for the upcoming season By Thomas Boswell

Maryland basketball vs. Miami: Terps rally late for win By Liz Clarke

Nationals’ Wilson Ramos is putting his kidnapping behind him By Adam Kilgore

NFL scouting combine: Redskins aim to accentuate last year’s successful draft class with another By Mike Jones

On Hockey: As buyers or sellers, Capitals should be active at trade deadline By Tarik El-bashir

Georgetown vs. Seton Hall: Jordan Theodore and hot-shooting Pirates trample Hoyas By Tarik El-bashir

Virginia basketball vs. Virginia Tech: Mike Scott helps Cavaliers barely avoid regular season sweep By Mark Giannotto

Washington Nationals’ Wilson Ramos is putting his kidnapping behind him By Adam Kilgore

Champ Page, Dondre Echols and Alexis Franklin hold spotlight at Maryland 4A/3A indoor track and field championships By Carl Little

OPINIONS

The trials of Saint Santorum By Kathleen Parker

The test of talking to Iran By Editorial Board

Democrats must chase independents to win By Ruth Marcus

Supreme Court should back First Amendment right to claim military medals By Editorial Board

Lessons from the Greek bailout By Editorial Board