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What happened on January 25, 2012

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What happened on January 25, 2012

WORLD

Navy SEALs rescue kidnapped aid workers Jessica Buchanan and Poul Hagen Thisted in Somalia By Karen Deyoung and Greg Jaffe

Philippines may allow greater U.S. military presence in reaction to China’s rise By Craig Whitlock

A year after revolution, thousands flock to Egypt’s Tahrir Square By Leila Fadel

Abbas weighs next moves after talks with Israel falter By Joel Greenberg

Advice to presidential hopefuls: Details matter By Walter Pincus

Kerry: Syria ‘pretty close’ to civil war By — Josh Rogin

Yemen’s secessionists emboldened by turmoil By Sudarsan Raghavan

After earthquake, Japan can’t agree on the future of nuclear power By Chico Harlan

LIFESTYLE

Why you should grow garlic chives By Barbara Damrosch

College majors and their income potential By Tracy Grant

Miss Manners: Stick to the chair when storing your purse By Miss Manners

Carolyn Hax: Debating couple’s counseling to save a relationship By Carolyn Hax

How to shop smart when buying a television By Jura Koncius

Get organized in 20 minutes By Terri Sapienza

Military veterans seek support and release through song at LifeQuest music camp By Chris Richards

More than 38 million watch Obama’s State of the Union Address By Lisa De Moraes

How To: Clean antique fabric By Jeanne Huber

Garden journal Hortus marks 25 years By Adrian Higgins

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange will host a talk show on a Russian TV network By Paul Farhi

Would Gray pick a birthday over politics? Well .?.?. By Roxanne Roberts and Amy Argetsinger

Theater review: ‘The Gallerist’ at Atlas Performing Arts Center By Peter Marks

Hints From Heloise: Safely dealing with natural gas By Heloise

Washington Wizards fire their coach, but team’s players may be a bigger problem By Fred Bowen

Tom Sietsema: Wishes come true at Evening Star Cafe By Tom Sietsema

It loses some luster, but ‘Snowy Day’ musical still preserves winter wonderland By Celia Wren

Kloby’s Smokehouse in Laurel By Rina Rapuano

From Lear to Rothko, a director who wields a big brush By Peter Marks

Tom Sietsema’s First Bite of Tortino By Tom Sietsema

Five things you may not know about organizing By Terri Sapienza

Ways to get kids to eat quinoa By Casey Seidenberg

Ryan Adams, a bit unfocused but fine at Strathmore By Chris Klimek

Ask Amy: An adult by any other name is still a ‘Mr.’ or ‘Ms.’ By Amy Dickinson

BUSINESS

Maybe it’s time for Google to rethink its ‘Don’t be evil’ motto By Joshua Topolsky

How to close your Google Account By Hayley Tsukayama

Fed: Rates likely to remain near zero through 2014; inflation target set at 2% By Zachary A. Goldfarb

Experts: Google privacy shift will have greater impact on Android users By Cecilia Kang

Report: iPhone 5 coming this summer By Hayley Tsukayama

Schools to serve more-nutritious meals under new guidelines By Dina Elboghdady

Bill Gates pushes ‘green revolution’ for small farms in developing world By Howard Schneider

Google faces backlash over privacy changes By Hayley Tsukayama

GOP senator grilled Obama nominee in 2010 about tax havens By David S. Hilzenrath

Motorola Droid Razr Maxx on sale Jan. 26 By Sean Ludwig | Venturebeat.com

BlizzCon not happening this year By Paul Miller | The Verge

Megaupload founder denied bail By Hayley Tsukayama

The Pirate Bay launches crazy Physibles category for printing 3D objects By Sean Ludwig | Venturebeat.com

World Bank’s action on Europe reflects fear of another global meltdown By Howard Schneider

Gingrich on international cyber espionage By Vlad Savov | The Verge

Nokia Lumia 900 rumors emerge By | The Verge

NATIONAL

Dietary restriction before surgery may help prevent some complications By David Brown

Spike Lee does the right thing by religion By Dick Staub| Religion News Service

Jack Idema, convicted of running private Afghan jail, dies at 55 By Associated Press

Leadership that’s right on the money By Tom Fox

Top Catholic bishop feels betrayed by Obama By David Gibson| Religion News Service

After angering Catholics, White House honors teachers By Lauren Markoe| Religion News Service

10 minutes with ... Lobsang Sangay By Vishal Arora| Religion News Service

Why Mitt Romney can’t be the Mormon JFK By David Gibson| Religion News Service

LOCAL

New rescue in Dunkirk gives young horses a second chance By Katie Fitzpatrick

D.C. school cafeteria supplier was warned of losing contract By Ovetta Wiggins

New plant map shifts area to warmer zone By Adrian Higgins

List details properties at risk of condemnation for Purple Line By Katherine Shaver

Students climbing the walls at Sandy Spring Friends School By Terri Hogan

In eighth book, Guyther continues telling story of St. Mary’s By Jason Babcock

Quinn’s Auction Galleries in Falls Church a hit with ‘urban beachcombers’ By Dave Seminara

Arlington Cemetery trying to account for missing $12 million By Christian Davenport

A special place in our hearts for minivans By John Kelly

Robberies raise deep fear in Shepherd Park By Clarence Williams

Capitol Heights Elementary think tank could multiply By Natalie Mcgill

2 Pr. George’s lawmakers push bill to speed any convicted public official’s resignation By Miranda S. Spivack

Metro to narrow down budget-cut options that will be put to the public By Dana Hedgpeth

Fog gives way to warm winter day in Washington region By Martin Weil

Going Out Guide for the District of Columbia, Jan. 26-Feb. 1 By Carrie Donovan

Older drivers will need transit alternatives By Robert Thomson

National Park Service defense of Occupy action is a muddle By Robert Mccartney

New plant hardiness map revealed By Adrian Higgins