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What happened on July 08, 2012

OPINIONS

WORLD

BUSINESS

ENTERTAINMENT

LIFESTYLE

LOCAL

SPORTS

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What happened on July 08, 2012

OPINIONS

Why U.S. economic policy is paralyzed By Robert J. Samuelson

An economics of national pride By E.j. Dionne Jr

A toddler’s death in foster care By Editorial Board

The United States’ chance for a do-over with Egypt By Jackson Diehl

Oil sanctions against Iran will not be enough By Michael Singh

Postal disservice By Editorial Board

13 minutes to doomsday By Editorial Board

WORLD

Mysterious fatal crash offers rare look at U.S. commando presence in Mali By Craig Whitlock

Egypt’s Morsi makes bid to reinstate Islamist parliament By Steve Hendrix and Ernesto Londoño

International group urges sanctions on Russians By Kathy Lally

International donors pledge $16 billion in aid to Afghanistan over four years By Stephanie Mccrummen

In Burma, many fear completion of stalled dam By Jason Motlagh

At least 18 civilians killed in Afghan attacks By Sayed Salahuddin

BUSINESS

Need a dessert at night? Just go to the cupcake ATM. By Danielle Douglas

For black Americans, financial damage from subprime implosion is likely to last By Ylan Q. Mui

Lance Armstrong’s lawyer is no stranger to famous faces By Catherine Ho

Army privatizing base hotels By Marjorie Censer

Navy Federal offers to buy credit unions’ business loans By Danielle Douglas

At Camden, a discount at home — and away By Abha Bhattarai

Carlyle Group invests in Philly refinery By Thomas Heath

After years of decline, the Ocean City real estate market may have found its floor By Steven Overly

Commentary: Pepco’s dark and stormy problems By Steven Silverman

Entrepreneur’s pregnancy gave birth to idea for better-tasting prenatal vitamins By Abha Bhattarai

Contract to watch: Army opening $7.2B intelligence program By Marjorie Censer

Obama, Romney talk job creation following weak jobs report By Catherine Ho

Contractors cautious about acquisitions as uncertainty looms By Marjorie Censer

Editor’s note: Biotech’s promise has been slow to materialize here By Dan Beyers

Start-up unable to find a place to brew beer in D.C. By Jonathan O'connell

BIDs face budget holes from unpaid taxes By Jonathan O'connell

CoStar: For commercial real estate, uncertainty hangs in the air By Erica Champion

Delta: Demand for hotel rooms in Washington expected to continue outpacing supply By David Parham

The Download: Tech community offers ideas to D.C. for more support By Steven Overly

Gray looks abroad for investment By Jonathan O'connell

New at the top: Bob Barry’s recipe for success started in the kitchen By Interview With Vanessa Small

Career Coach: Tips for improving your writing in the age of instant communication By Ken White

Urban farm in Prince George’s gets donation of fruit trees By Vanessa Small

At Augaroo, big data you can see and touch By Steven Overly

Adds student loan consolidations By Danielle Douglas

States, Congress rallying for an e-sales tax By Amrita Jayakumar

Washington area business diary for week of July 9 By Shawn Selby

Value Added: Choice Hotels chief bets future on technology and one heck of a waffle By Thomas Heath

ENTERTAINMENT

Book World: ‘Kingdom of Strangers,’ by Zoe Ferraris By Anna Mundow

Positive reception for Twin Shadow’s ‘Confess’ shows mediocre taste in indie-rock world By Chris Richards

Ernest Borgnine dies at 95; actor played lonely Bronx butcher in ‘Marty’ By Adam Bernstein

LIFESTYLE

Ask Amy: In marriage, the bill comes due By Amy Dickinson

Music review: Santiago Rodriguez in recital at Clarice Smith Center By Charles T. Downey

New D.C. gallery, VeraCruz, will showcase the work of street artists By Maura Judkis

These United States at the Black Cat By Mark Jenkins

Hints From Heloise: A solution for dented carpet By Heloise

Castleton Festival’s ‘Carmen’ is a group effort By Charles T. Downey

Chris Hughes, once a new-media pioneer, makes bet on old media with New Republic By Paul Farhi

LOCAL

Three boys, apparent drowning victims, found in Eastern Shore creek By Martin Weil

Maryland developers David Cordish, Milton Peterson fight for casino By John Wagner

New Maryland superintendent aims high for schools By Michael Alison Chandler

US Airways plane gets stuck in ‘soft spot’ on pavement at Reagan National By Martin Weil

Nails expert is a rising leader among Vietnamese Americans in Northern Virginia By Luz Lazo

3 killed in the District during the weekend By Martin Weil

Pr. George’s decision expected on proposed Whole Foods project By Luz Lazo

Heat-damaged Green Line fully repaired in time for Monday rush By Fredrick Kunkle and Marissa Evans

Four legs bad: The animals are out to get us By John Kelly

Hint of relief coming after 11-day heat wave By Fredrick Kunkle and Jeremy Borden

Math-science charter proposed in Loudoun, modeled on school with Turkish connection By Emma Brown

Two sisters give homeless men hotel haven from the heat By Katherine Shaver

SPORTS

University of Maryland Eastern Shore looks to resurrect football program By Matt Breen

Nate Britt Jr. to transfer, play senior year at Oak Hill By Steve Yanda

Orioles vs. Angels: Jered Weaver holds Baltimore scoreless in 3-0 Los Angeles win By Eduardo A. Encina

Four young Capitals used to playing together for U.S. National Team Development Program By Katie Carrera

Baseball playoff expansion: It’s time to go all-in By Norman Chad

Andy Murray loses Wimbledon final, but takes positive steps in his play By Liz Clarke

Baltimore Orioles are shut out by the Los Angeles Angels for a second straight day By Eduardo A. Encina

NBA owners making same bad decisions as before the lockout By Jason Reid

Roger Federer beats Andy Murray to win seventh Wimbledon title By Liz Clarke