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What happened on July 02, 2012

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What happened on July 02, 2012

NATIONAL

Bedbug sprays fail to kill even vulnerable insects in researchers’ test By Alyssa A. Botelho

Global warming no longer Americans’ top environmental concern, poll finds By Juliet Eilperin and Peyton M. Craighill

Obesity researchers study thin people for clues about hunger and metabolism By Laura Hambleton

Former white supremacist sheds hate and embraces Christianity By Aaron Aupperlee| Religion News Service

When patients demand tests and prescriptions, doctors should think twice By Manoj Jain

Decades after battle against acid rain began, soils are still recovering By Marissa Weiss

Doctors may fear being rated, but they often score high with their patients By Michelle Andrews

Catholic nuns’ bus tour concludes in nation’s capital By Chris Lisee| Religion News Service

Healthful exercise doesn’t require expensive equipment or a gym membership By Consumers Union Of United States Inc

IBM launches augmented reality app for grocery stores By Venturebeat.com

In game, particle hides from physicists By Aaron Leitko

Researchers have created paints that form a lithium-ion battery when layered together By Jacob Aron

German archbishop appointed new head of Vatican’s doctrine office By Alessandro Speciale| Religion News Service

Mormons’ love-hate relationship with America By Peggy Fletcher Stack| Religion News Service

Fear may increase length of labor By Linda Searing

New survey brings good and bad news for Jewish community By A. James Rudin| Religion News Service

Vatican bank touts transparency amid scandals By Alessandro Speciale| Religion News Service

Jet lag and a hectic life were not the cause of a woman’s exhaustion By Sandra G. Boodman

Nike app helps motivate runners; kids book explains recurring stomacheaches By Maggie Fazeli Fard

WORLD

Pablo Escobar resurrected in hit TV series in Colombia By Juan Forero

Enrique Peña Nieto, Mexico’s new president-elect, moving to reassure Americans By William Booth and Nick Miroff

Iranian authorities acknowledge impact of sanctions By Jason Rezaian

Iraq transition raises thorny and expensive questions By Walter Pincus

India Prime Minister Singh faces defining moment over economy By Simon Denyer

Putin seeks to show he won’t buckle to U.S. By Will Englund

Rival of Japan’s prime minister fails to strike critical blow to ruling party By Chico Harlan

OPINIONS

Powerful storm exposes lack of disaster preparedness By Editorial Board

When Richard met Nora: A friendship out of the movies By Richard Cohen

Why are Republicans so awful at picking Supreme Court justices? By Marc A. Thiessen

Mexico’s election gives a mandate to compromise By Jorge G. Castaneda

E-mails complicate view of Paterno’s role in Sandusky scandal By Editorial Board

What my students taught me about America By Felice Levy

A breakdown in Iran nuclear talks appears likely By David Ignatius

Feeling the heat By Eugene Robinson

European divisions continue to thwart economic moves By Editorial Board

John Roberts’s alternate universe By Michael Gerson

If the Dream Act wins, all Marylanders win By Anthony G. Brown

Sandwiched between an aging parent and children By Janice Lynch Schuster

SPORTS

Maryland cuts seven sports on ‘sad day’ in College Park By Mark Giannotto

London 2012: Dara Torres, 45, narrowly misses spot in sixth Olympics at U.S. swimming trials By Amy Shipley

London 2012: Julie Zetlin hopes to promote rhythmic gymnastics in the U.S. By Liz Clarke

U.S. track and field trials: Countdown to London includes counting up to 30 By Rick Maese

With three or four all-stars, the Nats have truly arrived By Tracee Hamilton

Next for Tiger Woods: a major, perhaps? By Barry Svrluga

U.S. track and field trials: Jeneba Tarmoh will not compete in 100-meter run-off race By Rick Maese

Wimbledon 2012: Serena Williams remains confident, outspoken after landing in quarterfinals By Liz Clarke

LOCAL

Petworth’s changing demographics lead to challenges, but also new ideas By Paul Abowd

Babywearing conference explores wearing babies instead of wheeling them By Michael Alison Chandler

Storm rekindles questions about ‘undergrounding’ power lines By Mike Debonis

July 4: Deadliest day for teen drivers By Ashley Halsey Iii

Bhutanese refugees in Maryland get an English class that offers more than vocabulary lessons By Kate Flynn

D.C. bloggers work to stand out in a crowded pool of news sources By Megan Buerger

Sweaty Washington returns to work; mass outages persist; death toll rises By Michael Ruane and Debbi Wilgoren

From Bhutan to Riverdale By Heather Caygle

Army dismisses officer who killed soldier in Iraq friendly-fire incident By Tom Jackman

After storm, 911, phone service remains spotty By Patricia Sullivan

Manassas Regional Airport to extend runway By Jeremy Borden

Osbourn Park graduate never missed a day, from kindergarten forward By Sarah Lane

Final Silver Line vote looms in Loudoun By Caitlin Gibson

A ruling class deprived of its power By Petula Dvorak

Computers stolen at new D.C. library branch By Martin Weil

Washington wilts as temperature rises and repair crews struggle with storm cleanup By Michael E. Ruane and Ted Trautman

Prince William County health calendar By — Compiled By Sarah Lane

Prince William County news in brief By — Compiled By Sarah Lane

Arlington gets first Latino school board leader as chief’s contract is extended By Emma Brown

A race against the thermometer for Alexandria brewery By J. Freedom Du Lac and Theresa Vargas

Remembering summer camp — and Armand’s pizza By John Kelly

For Pepco customers still without power, patience wears thin By Marc Fisher

VRE is on track to expand By Jeremy Borden

LIFESTYLE

Tom Cruise, Katie Holmes divorce fuels speculation about Scientology By Maura Judkis

How To: Fix a creaky floor By Jeanne Huber

Century-old movie theater in Capitol Hill to reopen as the Miracle By Mark Jenkins

The wine answer man is in By Dave Mcintyre