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What happened on July 13, 2012

LOCAL

OPINIONS

ENTERTAINMENT

NEWS

NATIONAL

SPORTS

LIFESTYLE

WORLD

BUSINESS

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What happened on July 13, 2012

LOCAL

Welcome to the D.C. summer jobs program, where work’s in progress By Maggie Fazeli Fard

Blog post about sexual assault in D.C. unleashes torrent of women’s stories By Petula Dvorak

Kirk L. Odom officially exonerated; DNA retesting cleared him in D.C. rape, robbery By Spencer S. Hsu

Baltimore City Fire Department to restrict social media By Kevin Rector | Baltimore Sun

Prince George’s schools chief to leave Sept. 30 By Ovetta Wiggins

Prospects: Looking for health-care jobs? Try the federal government By Derrick T. Dortch

Blind ‘Glee Project’ star reunites with father By Hamil R. Harris

Former Metro bus driver sentenced to a year in prison for ‘08 fatal accident By Keith L. Alexander

A simple message to Pepco at D.C. hearing: ‘Shame on you’ By Tim Craig

Gray: Critics on council have own motives for telling me to quit By Mike Debonis

Fairfax School Board taps Moon as chair, Hynes as vice chair By Emma Brown

Md. man, 57, charged in fatal shooting of cousin, 69 By Matt Zapotosky

Nation’s governors gather in Virginia By Anita Kumar

Planned Vietnam War education center on the Mall notches another approval By Michael E. Ruane

Fauquier County passes ordinance restricting wineries By Susan Svrluga

OPINIONS

Tree down: The ethics of being a neighbor By Paul Farhi

How America and hip-hop failed each other By Touré

Why isn’t the Cosby Show for a new generation on network TV? By Reniqua Allen

We see all immigrants as legal or illegal. Big mistake. By Roberto Suro

How D.C. became a District of Corruption By Kojo Nnamdi

Five myths about free enterprise By Arthur Brooks

“Where They Stand: The American Presidents in the Eyes of Voters and Historians” by Robert W. Merry By Eric Foner

What the U.S. should do to help Syria By Charles Dunne, David J. Kramer and William H. Taft Iv

The Post’s more opinionated front page By Patrick B. Pexton

Our high-maintenance relationship with Pakistan By David Ignatius

Beginning of the end for ‘prison-based gerrymandering’ By Peter Wagner

Mayor Gray’s campaign mess By Colbert I. King

Romney’s critics take the bait By Kathleen Parker

Monuments to the mistreatment of D.C. By Mark Plotkin

Who had the Worst Week in Washington? D.C. Mayor Vincent C. Gray. By Aaron Blake

The rotten results of one-party rule By Dana Milbank

The scandal’s serious, but the city’s solid By David Alpert

How can you be a rebel if you use Mom’s iTunes account? By Aaron Leitko

Can a charter school proposal get a fair shake in Fairfax? By Kristen Amundson

Whole Foods coming soon to Prince George’s By Editorial Board

No pedestals for coaches By John Feinstein

The breaking point in Syria By Editorial Board

For Tibetans, no other way to protest By Lobsang Sangay

Romania’s repressive moves By Editorial Board

“A Good Man: Rediscovering My Father, Sargent Shriver” by Mark K. Shriver By Reeve Lindbergh

ENTERTAINMENT

‘Mercury: An Intimate Biography of Freddie Mercury,’ by Lesley-Ann Jones and ‘40 Years of Queen,’ by Harry Doherty By David Kirby

“Kasher in the Rye” by Moshe Kasher, “Ninety Days” by Bill Clegg, and “Memoirs of an Addicted Brain” by Marc Lewis By Diana M. Raab

Maria Cole, 89; jazz singer was widow of Nat ‘King’ Cole, mother of Natalie Cole By Associated Press

How Our Words Unite, Divide and Define a Nation by Stephen Prothero By Stephen L. Carter

The Rant: Proven plays, major writers often edged off D.C.’s marquee By Nelson Pressley

Fringe’s ‘Colony’: It’s all in the movement By Rebecca Ritzel

Signature Theatre hosts Sizzlin’ Summer Cabaret By Nelson Pressley

‘D.C. Trash’: Ron Litman’s treasure at Capital Fringe Festival By Nelson Pressley

Fringe’s ‘The Circle’ expands imaginations By Maura Judkis

‘Beertown’: A stein’s full of democracy By Peter Marks

For Capital Fringe Festival, Faction of Fools redefines ‘staging a wedding’ By Maura Judkis

The TV Column: Jennifer Lopez is the latest ‘Idol’ judge to split By Lisa De Moraes

NEWS

2013 Infiniti JX35: For the driveway, not the raceway By Warren Brown

Homeland Security warns of hackers targeting popular Niagara software By Robert O’harrow Jr

“London: A Social and Cultural History, 1550-1750” by Robert O. Bucholz and Joseph P. Ward By Jonathan Yardley

Viper Earns Its Stripes By Viknesh Vijayenthiran | Highgearmedia.com

Family Filmgoer By Jane Horwitz

Spacebar lands in Falls Church By Fritz Hahn

‘Over Time: My Life as a Sportswriter,’ by Frank Deford By Dave Sheinin

NATIONAL

Mormon church lashes back at magazine over portrayal of prophet and profits By Daniel Burke| Religion News Service

‘’God particle” discovery ignites debate over science and religion By Chris Lisee| Religion News Service

Five Things To Know About Religious Violence in Nigeria By Lauren Markoe| Religion News Service

Temperatures climbing, weather more unstable, a majority says in poll By Juliet Eilperin and Peyton M. Craighill

Ethics in the age of acceleration By Vivek Wadhwa

Why Republican state leaders are resisting Medicaid expansion By N.c. Aizenman

Judges skeptical of Texas’s arguments on voter ID law By Sari Horwitz

SPORTS

Georgetown lacrosse coach Dave Urick steps down after 23 seasons By Christian Swezey

Bobby Mitchell, Redskins great, is a model for charitable giving among athletes By Jason Reid

Washington Nationals: 5 questions for the second half of the season By Adam Kilgore

Orioles vs. Tigers: Baltimore ace Jason Hammel leaves 7-2 loss with knee injury By Eduardo A. Encina

Joe Paterno’s failures, deception cast shadows over eroding legacy at Penn State By Washington Post Sports Editors

2012 London Olympics: Pops Mensah-Bonsu hopes to kick-start British basketball like he did at GW By Matt Breen

London Olympics 2012: Greenwich Park’s history, hills will test equestrian competitors By Frances Stead Sellers