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What happened on January 19, 2012

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What happened on January 19, 2012

POLITICS

Center for American Progress, group tied to Obama, under fire from Israel advocates By Peter Wallsten

Marianne Gingrich, Newt’s ex-wife, says he wanted ‘open marriage’ By James V. Grimaldi

50 years ago, Kennedy’s order empowered federal unions By Joe Davidson

Santorum finished 34 votes ahead of Romney in new Iowa tally; votes from 8 precincts missing By David A. Fahrenthold and Debbi Wilgoren

Candidates and their supporters flood S.C. airwaves with ads By Nia-malika Henderson

Republicans remember Reagan. Bush? Oh, right. By Al Kamen

At South Carolina GOP debate, four survivors spar; Gingrich adds host to the fray By Philip Rucker and Rosalind S. Helderman

Rick Perry’s ‘oops’ campaign never ready for prime time By Dan Balz

Republican presidential contest has a day full of upheaval By Dan Balz and Chris Cillizza

Gingrich tax rate about 32 percent in 2010, returns show By Dan Eggen

ENTERTAINMENT

Johnny Otis, influential bandleader and talent scout By Terence Mcardle

‘American Dervish’ is a fine contemporary coming-of-age story By Wendy Smith

Jimmy Castor dead at 71; ’70s songs became popular among sampling hip-hop artists By Terence Mcardle

Going Out Guide: Ann Hornaday reviews ‘Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close’ By Ann Hornaday

‘La Cage aux Folles’ revival at Kennedy Center is vivacious, endearing By Peter Marks

Ann Hornaday reviews ‘A Separation’ By Ann Hornaday

Ann Hornaday reviews ‘Haywire’ By Ann Hornaday

OPINIONS

Burma’s president gives his first foreign interview By Lally Weymouth

How to make the ‘Citizens United’ decision worse By Kent Greenfield

Rejecting the Keystone pipeline is an act of insanity By Robert J. Samuelson

The GOP’s suicide march By Charles Krauthammer

Obama vs. Romney: Who will blue-collar Americans hate less? By Harold Meyerson

America remains the world’s beacon of success By Tim Roemer

Republicans with a one-track mind By Eugene Robinson

O’Malley’s budget: Plenty of pain to go around By Editorial Board

The Americans no one wants to talk about By Michael Gerson

Mitt Romney’s unjust position on voting rights By Editorial Board

Hosni Mubarak’s unfair trial in Egypt By Editorial Board

Why punish ex-offenders with a voting ban? By Charles W. Colson

LOCAL

Washington Monument to remain closed until next year By Michael E. Ruane

Young cat with unidentified wasting disease is a veterinary challenge By Michael W. Fox

Jewish guilt: It’s optional By Rabbi Gil Steinlauf

Two D.C. Metro employees charged with stealing thousands in fares By Dana Hedgpeth

Unfortunately, Romney’s right that $374,000 isn’t very much — especially for most Americans By Petula Dvorak

Going Out Guide for the District of Columbia, Jan. 19-25 By Carrie Donovan

Virginia redistricting plan expected to pass, but additional hurdles await By Ben Pershing

Going Out Guide for Prince George’s County and Southern Maryland, Jan. 19-25 By Carrie Donovan

Prince George’s Planning Board approves student housing complex near University of Maryland By Ovetta Wiggins

Gov. McDonnell opposes lifting ban on uranium mining in Virginia this year By Anita Kumar

GWU to host Churchill research center By Daniel De Vise

Opponents try to force supermajority vote on Alexandria waterfront By Patricia Sullivan

As the South Carolina primary approaches, faiths remind us that every vote matters By Rev. Bill Haley

McDonnell to recommend further study of uranium mining in Southside Virginia By Anita Kumar

Bethesda mother cited for leaving 6-year-old home alone By Clarence Williams

After near-fatal accident, pedestrian finds her way back from brain injury By Theresa Vargas

BUSINESS

GM once again leads the world in auto sales By Peter Whoriskey

Facebook adds over 60 new apps with auto-share By Hayley Tsukayama

Apple announces iBooks 2, iBooks Author, deals with publishers By Hayley Tsukayama

FAQ: What’s next for SOPA, PIPA in Congress By Hayley Tsukayama

Contrary to popular belief, politicians often keep campaign promises By Ezra Klein

25 senators come out against PIPA By Tom Cheredar | Venturebeat.com

Google-Motorola deal update By T.c. Sotteck | The Verge

iBooks Author: first impressions By Paul Miller | The Verge

If parents are paying, should they get a say? By Michelle Singletary

What to expect from Apple’s announcement By Hayley Tsukayama

Apple’s education event: iBooks 2, iBooks Author, textbooks in digital book store By Hayley Tsukayama

Mortgage rate continues to hit new lows By Sara Kehaulani Goo

iBooks 2: First impressions By Nathan Ingraham | The Verge

Federal indictment claims popular Web site Megaupload.com shared pirated material By Sari Horwitz and Cecilia Kang

NATIONAL

Government survey finds that 5 percent of Americans suffer from a ‘serious mental illness’ By David Brown

Mary Ellen Avery, 84, dies; pediatrician helped save premature babies with her research By Emily Langer

Washington Adventist denied same-sex visitation; hospital apologizes By Lena H. Sun

Kaiser Permanente converting to safer IV equipment By Lena H. Sun

Keystone XL oil pipeline battle has only just begun By Steven Mufson and Juliet Eilperin

How New York’s Schoology beats Silicon Valley startups to win Palo Alto school district By Ben Popper | Venturebeat.com

Ten things you need to know about SOPA and PIPA By Tom Cheredar | Venturebeat.com

NEWS

Where We Live: Woodridge, a slice of suburbia in Washington, D.C. By Vanessa Small

Sheldon Adelson and Newt Gingrich: One gained clout from friendship, the other funding By James V. Grimaldi

Going Out Guide movie review: ‘The Flowers of War’ By Stephanie Merry

GM Back On Top With 9 Million Unit Sales In 2011 By Kurt Ernst | Highgearmedia.com

Going Out Guide movie review: ‘The Divide’ By Michael O'sullivan

Going Out Guide: ‘Red Tails’ movie review By Mark Jenkins