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What happened on January 08, 2012

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What happened on January 08, 2012

SPORTS

NFL playoffs 2012: Tim Tebow, Denver Broncos eliminate Pittsburgh Steelers in OT By Rick Maese

NFL playoffs 2012: New York Giants crush Atlanta Falcons, 24-2 By Mark Maske

Kennedy students take to the pool to raise money to fight cancer By Toni L. Sandys

Capitals continue to struggle on the road By Katie Carrera

BCS national championship capsule: LSU vs. Alabama By — Eric Prisbell

Wizards vs. Timberwolves: Washington drops to 0-8 to start the season after 93-72 loss to Minnesota By Michael Lee

Maryland vs. N.C. State: Wolfpack outmuscles Terps, 79-74 in ACC opener By Liz Clarke

Capitals vs. Sharks: Mike Green hurt as Washington’s winning streak is snapped By Katie Carrera

Georgetown vs. Cincinnati: Hoyas slumping from three-point range By Tarik El-bashir

Couch Slouch gets off the sofa and into a high school gym By Norman Chad

LSU vs. Alabama: Defense could dominate BCS title game By Eric Prisbell

NATIONAL

U.S. tightens fishing policy, setting 2012 catch limits for all managed species By Juliet Eilperin

BUSINESS

Cityline signs three apartment developers By Jonathan O'connell

Frozen peas inspired doctor, patient to create hot-cold pack By Abha Bhattarai

From big firm to setting up her own shop By Catherine Ho

HP may face more competition for Navy’s network contract By Nick Taborek

Wave of store closings washes over region By Danielle Douglas

Value Added: He found his inspiration and purpose in a chainlet of tire stores By Thomas Heath

‘Better real estate’ is Lanier’s guiding light By Jonathan O'connell

Social media pioneer starts investment firm By Thomas Heath

Key economic events for the week of Jan. 9 By Brad Plumer

Editor’s note: In my pursuit of the perfect gadget, I seem only able to organize a digital mess By Dan Beyers

Region’s unemployment rate falls in November By V. Dion Haynes

Ways to help with New Year’s resolutions By Joyce E. A. Russell

Delta: Shopping centers with grocery stores poised to grow this year By By Elizabeth Norton

Tech, biotech advocates push for funding By Steven Overly

Air Force readying to open expanded training program contract By Marjorie Censer

Care to Lunch gives support to low-profile charities By Vanessa Small

Federal health care IT spending set to grow By Angela Petty

John Backus: Ending the college crush By John Backus

The perils of ubiquity By Steven Overly

The Download: How do you say ‘workout’ in Portuguese? By Steven Overly

Steptoe & Johnson adds to energy group with ex-FERC official By Catherine Ho

Collingwood Group nabs risk advisers By Danielle Douglas

Life at work: At this company, the dealmaking gets personal By Abha Bhattarai

Credit unions adding more employees after surge By Danielle Douglas

Washington companies have spots in electronics show By Steven Overly

CSC facing $1.5 billion charge for U.K. health program By Marjorie Censer

POLITICS

Supreme Court case tests FCC’s power to police TV indecency By Robert Barnes

Saving the lives of patients with rare blood diseases By The Partnership For Public Service

Conservative columnist Tony Blankley dies at 63 By Emily Langer

Lessons learned, Santorum on comeback trail By Paul Kane

Election year begins Monday at the Supreme Court By Robert Barnes

For Mitt Romney, authenticity remains an issue By Dan Balz

Mitt Romney under attack in final N.H. debate By Karen Tumulty and Amy Gardner

Mitt Romney’s ‘passion makers’ make his case on the presidential campaign trail By Philip Rucker

For Jon Huntsman, New Hampshire primary could be now or never By Sandhya Somashekhar and Nia-malika Henderson

Short-term gain may mean long-term political pain By Chris Cillizza

Super PACs alter the dynamics of fundraising By T.w. Farnam

Bells toll as Tucson marks anniversary of deadly shooting rampage By Amanda Lee Myers

WORLD

Promise of Iraq’s economy remains unfulfilled By Dan Morse

Arab League monitors to remain in Syria despite criticisms By Alice Fordham

Iran looks for friends in Latin America By Juan Forero

In Yemen's political crisis, children pay the highest price By Sudarsan Raghavan

LOCAL

Whole Foods project and outlet center at National Harbor on Prince George’s agenda By Ovetta Wiggins

University of Maryland plans $7.2 million president’s house amid budget cuts By Jenna Johnson

O’Malley wind farms face more challenges as Maryland legislature returns By Aaron C. Davis

Syrian Americans anxiously monitor uprising By Tara Bahrampour

After Thomas resignation, there’s no trust in D.C. Council left to restore By Courtland Milloy

Some local colleges have few grads By Daniel De Vise

Melody Records, approaching its swan song By John Kelly

Who needs analytic skill? We have football. By Jay Mathews

Metro riders drop their pants By Dana Hedgpeth

Syrian Americans anxiously monitor uprising By Tara Bahrampour

OPINIONS

Drinking and driving — with horrific results By Editorial Board

Ending a cruel immigration twist By Editorial Board

Obama’s foreign initiatives have been failures By Jackson Diehl

Is a Chinese economic slump on the horizon? By Robert J. Samuelson

GOP candidates in circular firing squad By E.j. Dionne Jr

The president’s stingy use of pardons By Editorial Board

Can I vote for a Mormon? By Ken Starr

ENTERTAINMENT