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What happened on July 12, 2012

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What happened on July 12, 2012

NEWS

Health-care law’s 3.8 percent surtax will not affect many home sellers By Kenneth R. Harney

In West End condo, buyer made more of a quirky design By Nancy Mckeon

2013 North American Car, Truck/Utility Of The Year Nominees Named By Nelson Ireson | Highgearmedia.com

Neo-soul singer Yahzarah finds her comfort zone By David Malitz

Kelly Hogan album review: ‘I Like to Keep Myself in Pain’ By — Geoffrey Himes

‘Ballplayer’ movie review By David Malitz

‘Ice Age: Continental Drift’ movie review By Sean O’connell

El-P album review: ‘Cancer for Cure’ By — Geoffrey Himes

Supreme Commander album review: ‘Paper Tigers’ By — Catherine P. Lewis

Mindy Smith album review By Catherine P. Lewis

Ann Hornaday reviews ‘5 Broken Cameras’ By Ann Hornaday

Shaping the City: As the District’s vitality grows, housing affordability will shrink By Roger K. Lewis

Ask the Builder: Home inspector plays key role in building a house By Tim Carter

There are few options for altering a living trust By Ilyce R. Glink and Samuel J. Tamkin

Watch The McLaren MP4-12C Spider Hit The Track: Video By Viknesh Vijayenthiran | Highgearmedia.com

Chromatics album review: ‘Kill for Love’ By Brandon Weigel

Try This: The Crime Museum offers classes in decomposition By Kris Coronado

Taffety Punk premieres ‘The Golem’ By Stephanie Merry

BUSINESS

Wells Fargo, Justice Department settle discrimination case for $175 million By Ylan Q. Mui

SBA chief serves up advice and admiration for food trucks By J.d. Harrison

Produce-safety testing program on chopping block By Dina Elboghdady

Geithner made recommendations on Libor in 2008, documents show By Jia Lynn Yang

Yahoo passwords hacked, likely taken through Yahoo Voices By Hayley Tsukayama

The secret to Silicon Valley’s enduring success By Venturebeat.com

New home construction is promising sign By Brady Dennis

JOBS Act could encourage premature IPOs By Steve Hobbs

Lessons learned, a regulator returns By Suzy Khimm

Facebook celebrates weddings and engagements with new homepage feature By Venturebeat.com

Startup Livrada to sell ebook gift cards in U.S. Target stores By Laura Hazard Owen | Paidcontent.org

It’s a hot mess By Michelle Singletary

‘Amazing Alex,’ new game from Angry Birds maker Rovio By Hayley Tsukayama

NATIONAL

Your mean boss could be insecure By Teresa Amabile

Do atheists have a sexual harassment problem? By Kimberly Winston| Religion News Service

What the next multibillion-dollar edtech company will look like By Venturebeat.com

Learning from (dis)ability By Mark I. Pinsky| Religion News Service

Medicaid expansion a tough sell to governors of both parties By N.c. Aizenman and Karen Tumulty

Vatican says disgraced Legion of Christ needs a new identity By Alessandro Speciale| Religion News Service

NAACP urges black churches to address AIDS epidemic By Adelle M. Banks| Religion News Service

How technology can limit India’s rampant corruption By Venturebeat.com

In their interfaith marriage and divorce, Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes are ‘just like us’ By Lisa Miller

Boston mosque aims to keep young Somali immigrants off the streets By Omar Sacirbey| Religion News Service

Jesse Jackson Jr.’s treatment: What are mood disorders? By David Brown

LOCAL

Jeffrey Thompson’s presence shrinks in spotlight of federal investigation By Mike Debonis

Class of 2007: Reunion after a tough 5 years By Jenna Johnson

ACLU alleges Michigan school district violated students’ ‘right to learn to read’ By Lyndsey Layton

The Rev. Tara Spuhler McCabe: Why I stand with her in support of same-sex marriage By Byrev. Jeff Krehbiel

Verizon, 911 service providers out of sync on storm outage By Patricia Sullivan and Mary Pat Flaherty

Murder trial begins for man police say wrote on victim’s wall “You gave me HIV” By Keith L. Alexander

Man charged with killing dog with a 100-pound concrete slab By Mihir Zaveri

Postal Service reform bill may not clear Congress this year By Ed O’keefe

D.C. to introduce enhanced 911 By Mihir Zaveri

Metro redefines ‘on time’ for trains By Ted Trautman

In Prince William, businesses make do during storms, even thriving By Jeremy Borden

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

D.C.’s pulse: Residents divided in reaction to mayoral scandal By Annys Shin and Ian Shapira

Embattled D.C. mayor seeks support from Council members By Tim Craig

New Md. rules for when schools fall short By Ovetta Wiggins

With mixed record of success, Jim Webb eyes last Senate battles By Ben Pershing

Mayor Gray’s campaign mislabeled $100,000 in expenses, treasurer Betty Brown says By Nikita Stewart

Former Alexandria sheriff James H. Dunning dies in South Carolina By Allison Klein

Fort Belvoir Elementary test violations could lead to invalidation of some scores By Emma Brown

Metro to revise evacuation procedures and extreme weather guidelines By Lori Aratani

Round 1 to Mitchell Rales in his quest for sewer for his Glenstone art gallery By Miranda S. Spivack

LIFESTYLE

Yet again, Internet’s effects on us are overstated By Monica Hesse

The Navigator: Confirm hotel reservations to avoid problems By Christopher Elliott

Ask Amy: Drug addict steals family’s security By Amy Dickinson

Hints From Heloise: ATM mistake could be costly By Heloise

The girls of summer: Some wins, some losses and lots of mixed signals By Ann Hornaday

Festival tips from the Capital Fringe Festival’s biggest fan By Jessica Goldstein

Carolyn Hax: Taking vacation without going on a guilt trip By Carolyn Hax

For Mr. Unemployment, a ‘nice’ epiphany By T.m. Shine

Peter Marks reviews the Kennedy Center’s ‘Addams Family’ By Peter Marks

Quidditch players want sport in Olympics By — Reuters

Squeeze: 1980s pop band has the juice again By John F. Kelly