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What happened on January 10, 2012
LOCAL
Lulu H. Auger, Blackie’s House of Beef founder, dies at 87 By Bart Barnes
Dispute over proposed green card law pits brightest immigrants against each other By Pamela Constable
Bill Trumbull, popular Washington radio host, dies at 77 By Paul Farhi
McDonnell’s reading proficiency plan is important step By Courtland Milloy
Anne Chamberlin, journalist, dies at 90 By Adam Bernstein
D.C. behind schedule in meeting Race to the Top promises By Lyndsey Layton
Eleanor Ross Taylor, poet of women’s lives in the South, dies at 91 By Matt Schudel
Military mother, daughters relish in surprise reunion By Katherine Driessen
Sylvia Kramer, synagogue member
Herbert H. Brown, energy lawyer, dies at 70 By Bart Barnes
Will lower commuter benefits affect how you travel to and from work?
Virginia board bucks Cuccinelli’s advice, approves gay nondiscrimination policy By Anita Kumar
Paul W. Plank, Pentagon administrator
Alexandria council looks for waterfront compromise By Patricia Sullivan
Diane Cronin, veterinary hospital manager
D.C. schools’ new ‘scorecards’ go beyond testing By Bill Turque
Election law ruling is important By Rabbi Shmuel Herzfeld
Gov. Robert McDonnell tells Virginia legislators: ‘Don’t fight’ By Anita Kumar and Laura Vozzella
H. Edwin Young, University of Wisconsin chancellor, dies at 94 By T. Rees Shapiro
Ed Ames, facilities manager
Paying for an inaugural ball, the Harry Thomas way By Mike Debonis
7 street robberies occur in D.C. over weekend By Martin Weil
John Kelly’s toughest assignment: Judging the Miss District of Columbia Pageant By John Kelly
Ward 5 ponders political life after Thomas By Mike Debonis
O’Malley’s promise of job creation might mean tough votes in General Assembly By John Wagner and Aaron C. Davis
Md. man charged in killings is convicted in separate series of robberies By Matt Zapotosky
NATIONAL
Hospital fountain linked to Legionnaires’ outbreak By Lena H. Sun
How to be a successful federal leader By Tom Fox
Qualcomm and X-Prize will give you $10M if you create a Star Trek tricorder By Dean Takahashi | Venturebeat.com
Why it’s China’s turn to worry about manufacturing By Vivek Wadhwa
U.S. pledges $1.8 million in response to unethical Guatemalan medical studies By Brian Vastag
If you’re saying ‘do more with less,’ it’s probably too late By Marty Nemko
ENTERTAINMENT
Guy Vanderhaeghe’s ‘A Good Man’ is enlightening end to trilogy By Ron Charles
Denise Darcel, French-born actress, dies at 87
Book World: In ‘Lunatics,’ by Dave Barry and Alan Zweibel, dads are on the lam By John Wilwol
‘Are You There, Chelsea?’ (Yes, barely.) By Hank Stuever
WNO announces full ‘Ring’ production in 2016, new commissioning project By Anne Midgette
LIFESTYLE
The surprise of a winter radish By Emily Horton
Book shows kids how to use imagination to turn old Lego sets into something new By — Margaret Webb Pressler
My workplace fitness resolution By Vicky Hallett
Tuna, meat labeling disputes highlight WTO control By Tim Carman
Beers for champagne tastes By Greg Kitsock
Why Douro table wines are looking even better By Dave Mcintyre
Puree Artisan Juice Bar in Bethesda
Ask Amy: Cheater cheats; ex seethes and snoops
Sourced: Lettuce that doesn’t mind the cold By David Hagedorn
Hints From Heloise: Seniors should avoid these foods By Heloise
First Bite of Tortilla Coast By Tom Sietsema
Ai Weiwei work coming to Sackler Gallery in spring By Jacqueline Trescott
Where to find Endless Summer Harvest greens By David Hagedorn
Backstage: Death and mayhem in ‘Little Murders’ By Jessica Goldstein
First lady Michelle Obama is guest on ‘iCarly’
Winter TV Press Tour 2012: ‘Cougar Town’ has been shafted By Lisa De Moraes
New Hampshire polls open in Dixville Notch — with nine votes By Ann Gerhart
Renee Calarco’s ‘Religion Thing’: Cutesyness drags down comedy about faith By Peter Marks
Recommendations By Dave Mcintyre
For Obama volunteers, New Hampshire primary is a time to canvass By Ann Gerhart
BUSINESS
Ultrabooks are everywhere at CES, but should you buy one? By Hayley Tsukayama
Detroit Auto Show: Ford Fusion for 2013 debuts By Marty Padgett | The Car Connection
Mercedes-Benz s connected cars By Hayley Tsukayama
Samsung debuts thin-and-fast Series 9 and Series 5 Ultrabook laptops By Sean Ludwig | Venturebeat.com
Microsoft’s $100 challenge to CES attendees By Tom Warren | The Verge
Day 1 preview By Hayley Tsukayama
For those hurting most, Fed’s remedies limited By Neil Irwin
S HTC Titan II, Nokia Lumia 900, Galaxy Note By Hayley Tsukayama
How to turn off Google’s social search features By Jolie O'dell | Venturebeat.com
Google search gets its biggest change in a decade with a dose of Google+ By Jolie O'dell | Venturebeat.com
Ballmer promotes a reimagined Windows 8 in his final keynote speech By Dean Takahashi | Venturebeat.com
Carlyle founders reaped nearly $138 million each in 2011 By Thomas Heath
Google catches heat over social search By Hayley Tsukayama
Intel's Mooly Eden finds himself in awkward situation By Vlad Savov | The Verge
Comcast’s AnyPlay essentially turns iPad into secondary cable box By Nilay Patel |the Verge
Detroit Auto Show 2012: Chrysler surprises with 700C concept minivan By Kurt Ernst | Motor Authority
S Google TV, 55-inch OLED, smart appliances, Spectrum smartphone By Hayley Tsukayama
Detroit Auto Show 2012: Lincoln MKZ debuts By Marty Padgett | High Gear Media
Google launches personal search tool linked with social media By Hayley Tsukayama
Sony s amazing Crystal display prototype has 6 million LEDs By Ross Miller
As Europe sorts out debt crisis, where can investors seek pockets of strength? By Paul Glader
Privacy rights activists worry about potential abuse of high-tech devices featured at CES event By Cecilia Kang
Watchdog should act like a big brother (or sister) to protect consumers from bullying By Michelle Singletary
Detroit Auto Show 2012: Cadillac ATS, Chrysler 700C concept among highlights
SPORTS
Tim Tebow rewards Denver faithful with playoff win, can he overcome Patriots in rematch?
Capitals vs. Penguins: A rivalry with a big missing piece in Sidney Crosby By Tarik El-bashir
Hall of Fame and steroids: Questions no one wants to answer By Thomas Boswell
BCS national championship: Alabama handles LSU 21-0 to claim title
Georgetown vs. Notre Dame: Skylar Diggins and No. 2 Fighting Irish run away from Sugar Rodgers and Hoyas, 80-60 By Gene Wang
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Good Counsel girls defeat Paul VI Catholic, 74-48 By Preston Williams
Maryland vs. Wake Forest: Terps feel as if they must get tougher for ACC play By Liz Clarke
BCS championship: Alabama seemed unaffected by long layoff in win over LSU By Eric Prisbell
Virginia Tech vs. Florida State: Hokies’ rally falls short in loss to Seminoles By Mark Giannotto
Wizards vs. Raptors: Washington stops winless slide to open season with 93-78 victory over Toronto By Michael Lee
Maryland boys’ basketball: Roddy Peters leads Suitland past Bowie By James Wagner
PGA Tour’s proposed changes could involve Nationwide Tour stop at TPC Potomac By Kathy Orton
Capitals vs. Kings: Loss extends road woes for Washington By Katie Carrera
BCS national championship game: Alabama Crimson Tide stifles LSU Tigers By Eric Prisbell
Track and field: Potomac’s Echols sparkles By Carl Little
Track and field: South County’s Majors wins three events at CNU Showcase By Carl Little
NFL playoffs 2012: Green Bay Packers still favored, but they have weaknesses too By Mark Maske
WORLD
Syria’s Assad vows ‘iron fist’ against opposition By Liz Sly
China’s Wen Jiabao to visit Persian Gulf energy powers By Michael Peel and Leslie Hook
Bombing kills 30 in northwest Pakistan By Haq Nawaz Khan
400 killed in Syria since Arab League monitors arrived, U.N. says By Colum Lynch
Far from Moscow, a harsh sentence and political overtones By Will Englund
In Greece, fears that austerity is killing the economy By Anthony Faiola
On 10th anniversary, Guantanamo Bay’s future is unclear By Peter Finn and Julie Tate
Public ire one goal of Iran sanctions, U.S. official says By Karen Deyoung and Scott Wilson
POLITICS
Mitt Romney may face lasting damage from New Hampshire primary By Philip Rucker
New Hampshire primary results: Romney cruises to victory By Karen Tumulty
Supreme Court weighs technology, culture in FCC power to monitor airwaves By Robert Barnes
Gingrich and Santorum sets sights on South Carolina — and Romney By Amy Gardner and Rosalind S. Helderman
Jon Huntsman vows to stay in race By Sandhya Somashekhar
Conservative activists scramble to stop Mitt Romney By Peter Wallsten and Karen Tumulty
Supreme Court, reviewing conduct of New Orleans prosecutors, overturns conviction
2 veteran Calif. GOP congressmen announce retirement By Paul Kane
The Cantor aide and the day the tweeting stopped By Al Kamen
Mitt Romney wins New Hampshire Republican primary By Philip Rucker and David Nakamura
New Hampshire voters make their choice after long campaign By Nia-malika Henderson
What does Bill Daley’s White House exit mean for Obama in 2012?
OPINIONS
The Virginia Senate’s self-defeating politics as usual
Primary system doesn’t need fixing
Humanity’s long indifference to civilian war deaths
Extremist in pinstripes By Katrina Vanden Heuvel
The U.S. needs to intensify sanctions on Iran By Editorial Board
Republican candidates try to assert their blue-collar instincts By Harold Meyerson
The challenge of getting the Taliban to the table By David Ignatius
Journalists’ campaign trail secrets revealed By Dana Milbank
Redistribution of wealth: An age-old issue
The peculiar debate over Mr. Romney’s business record By Editorial Board
A humane immigration policy
Eva Zeisel, a generous spirit
Persecution of Husain Haqqani sends a signal to Pakistanis By Farahnaz Ispahani
NEWS
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