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What happened on January 05, 2012

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What happened on January 05, 2012

OPINIONS

The Affordable Care Act, helping Americans curb health-care costs By Kathleen Sebelius

Obama’s recess appointments are unconstitutional By Edwin Meese Iii and Todd Gaziano

Repeating a mistake by downsizing the Army again By Robert H. Scales

Clear campus rules needed on ‘harassment’ By Greg Lukianoff

A worthy challenger By Charles Krauthammer

Rick Santorum and the return of compassionate conservatism By Michael Gerson

Why a one-war posture for the U.S. military will work By Michael O’hanlon

Obama’s justifiable ‘power grab’ on recess appointments By Editorial Board

Bill Bolling’s sensible restraint on breaking ties By Editorial Board

Harry Thomas’s day of reckoning By Editorial Board

ENTERTAINMENT

Stiff upper lips for ‘Downton Abbey’s’ disappointing return By Hank Stuever

‘From the Mouth of the Whale,’ by Sjon By Keith Donohue

Iranian Film Festival at the Freer By Ann Hornaday

‘Portlandia’ is back, finding humor in a specific Northwest By Hank Stuever

Winifred Milius Lubell, political graphic artist and book illustrator, dies By David Brown

Robert Dickey, ‘I’m Your Puppet’ singer, dies at 72 By Associated Press

LIFESTYLE

A family learns the true meaning of the vow ‘in sickness and in health’ By Susan Baer

Carolyn Hax: Husband hurts a decade after wife’s affair By Carolyn Hax

How are Nemo’s friends faring? By — Juliet Eilperin

Ask Amy: Parent should report drug-dealing teacher By Amy Dickinson

Hints From Heloise: Maximum packing By Heloise

Lady Alma reigns at Blues Alley By Rhome Anderson

Rick Santorum: The phenomenon the pundits couldn’t see coming By Paul Farhi

Kitty Klaidman and Tati Kaupp: Evoking their own landscapes By Mark Jenkins

Google’s Flight Search becoming formidable, which could be a problem By Christopher Elliott

British illustrator Ronald Searle dies at 91 By Emily Langer

First Person Singular: Bernadette Black, 61, career and life planning counselor, University of Virginia School of Continuing and Professional Studies, Alexandria By Amanda Long

NATIONAL

Obama announces new, leaner military approach By Craig Whitlock and Greg Jaffe

Eve Arnold, pioneering photographer, dies at 99 By Mary Rourke

America's medical education needs major surgery By Marty Nemko

Robert L. Carter, lawyer who fought segregation, dies at 94 By Deepti Hajela

Toxic releases rose 16 percent in 2010, EPA says By Juliet Eilperin

Time for better advising on college campuses By Naader Banki and Steven Gagliano

Vint Cerf: Internet access isn’t a human right By Sean Ludwig | Venturebeat.com

Five Jedi mind tricks for managers in the new year By Venturebeat.com

LOCAL

Driver who fled fatal Olney crash gets 20-year sentence By Mary Pat Flaherty

National Guard deployment sendoff becomes an old and emotional ritual By Petula Dvorak

D.C. Council member Harry Thomas Jr. resigns after being charged with embezzlement By Mike Debonis and Del Quentin Wilber

Falls Church High parents plead for school repairs By Emma Brown

Gordon Hirabayashi, Japanese American who defied internment order, dies at 93 By T. Rees Shapiro

Pakistani man sentenced for conspiring to smuggle member of Taliban into U.S. By Del Quentin Wilber

DOT fines AirTran $60,000 for unclear advertising By Ashley Halsey Iii

In survey, many drivers admit to the very behaviors they say are most dangerous By Ashley Halsey Iii

Prince William County asks state to fund priorities By Jeremy Borden

Rev. R. Scott Hurd draws on his own faith to help Anglicans converting to Catholicism By Rev. R. Scott Hurd

SPORTS

Briar Woods senior Lina Granados chases her soccer dream, in Colombia By James Wagner

Before the Wizards’ John Wall can lead, he needs to work on his game By Thomas Boswell

George Mason basketball vs. Old Dominion: Patriots beat Monarchs in Norfolk for first time in eight years By Steven Goff

Wizards hold players-only meeting By Gene Wang

Georgetown basketball enjoying fountain of youth By Tracee Hamilton

Gonzaga beats O’Connell in WCAC boys’ basketball as Kris Jenkins shows his outside skills By Josh Barr

Lamont Peterson says he’s ‘tired’ of Amir Khan protests, and he ‘would love’ to fight Manny Pacquiao By Gene Wang

Laurin Mincy is big reason why Maryland women’s basketball has surged this season By Gene Wang

Boys’ basketball: Woodgrove’s Gilson goes for 55 By Matt Brooks

Lynee Belton powers Bullis past Flint Hill in ISL girls’ basketball By James Wagner

NFL Playoffs 2012: Wild-card weekend schedule, previews By Mark Maske

Virginia Tech’s Allan Chaney out to prove he has the heart to play again By Mark Giannotto

POLITICS

New law urges more hiring of federal interns By Lisa Rein

Romney’s the target, but his GOP opponents keep attacking one another in N.H. By Nia-malika Henderson

Obama and Cordray enjoy their recess By Al Kamen

Santorum plays down long history as Washington insider By Dan Eggen and Carol D. Leonnig

Santorum experienced major jump in income after leaving Senate By Carol D. Leonnig

Independents represent a major unknown in the N.H. primary By Sandhya Somashekhar

Romney fights high expectations in New Hampshire primary By Dan Balz

Obama team altering appraisal system for top-level civil servants By Joe Davidson

Possibility of emergency manager in Detroit prompts civil rights concerns By Krissah Thompson

BUSINESS

Will a Google tablet challenge the Kindle Fire? Or the iPad? By Hayley Tsukayama

Spain passes piracy law; some draw parallels to SOPA By Hayley Tsukayama

Fed alters policy on interest rate forecasts By J.d. Harrison

5 things that should be on new Yahoo CEO Scott Thompson’s “To Do” list By Tom Cheredar | Venturebeat.com

Consumers Finally Get Their Watchdog By Michelle Singletary