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What happened on July 16, 2012
WORLD
Premier Palestinian medical school graduates struggle to work in Jerusalem By Joel Greenberg
CBO says military health-care costs could soar By Walter Pincus
Japanese anti-nuclear demonstrations grow By Mure Dickie
Clinton confers with Israeli leaders about Syria, Egypt, Iran By Stephanie Mccrummen
Fighting in Damascus is the heaviest in the 16-month-long uprising By Babak Dehghanpisheh and Will Englund
In Afghan village, fears that government can't provide after Americans leave By Joshua Partlow
In surprise move, N. Korea strips military chief of all duties By Chico Harlan
ENTERTAINMENT
Chris Bohjalian’s ‘The Sandcastle Girls’ relives the Armenian genocide By Eugenia Zukerman
‘Criminal,’ a grisly thriller by Karin Slaughter By Richard Lipez
Donald J. Sobol dies: Author wrote popular ‘Encyclopedia Brown’ series By T. Rees Shapiro
Kitty Wells, country music star, dies at 92 By Terence Mcardle
‘The Pundit’ at the Capital Fringe Festival By Jane Horwitz
Capital Fringe Festival review: ‘President Harding Is a Rock Star’ By Fiona Zublin
‘Imagination Meltdown Adventure’ from Pointless Theater Company By Maura Judkis
Steven Blier’s Italian songs program for Wolf Trap Opera soars By Joan Reinthaler
Capital Fringe Festival review: ‘Superhero Celebrity Rehab’ By Stephanie Merry
‘Beertown’: A nice place to raise your theatergoers By Peter Marks
At Phillips, Simone Dinnerstein’s Bach is sincere, but not subtle By Stephen Brookes
BUSINESS
Stephen R. Covey dies; author of ‘The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People’ was 79 By Emily Langer
Barton Biggs, Morgan Stanley strategist who foresaw dot-com crash, dies at 79 By Elizabeth Stanton
Drought in U.S. reaching levels not seen in 50 years, pushing up crop prices By Peter Whoriskey and Michael A. Fletcher
Senate report criticizes HSBC for money laundering, inadequate monitoring By Brady Dennis
U.S. appeals court revives suit against Schering-Plough By Dina Elboghdady
IMF: China, India, other developing countries show signs of slowdown By Howard Schneider
GlaxoSmithKline to acquire Human Genome Sciences after raising bid to $3.6 billion By Steven Overly
College costs shifting to students, Sallie Mae survey finds By Ylan Q. Mui
Emerging markets added to global slowdown By Howard Schneider
GOP accuses Dems of toying with economy By Lori Montgomery
Apple’s Mountain Lion may be out July 25, report says By Hayley Tsukayama
Microsoft and NBC break off joint venture; MSNBC.com to become NBCNews.com By Venturebeat.com
Microsoft unveils latest version of Office By Hayley Tsukayama
Nokia drops the price of the Lumia 900 By Hayley Tsukayama
Apple investigating App Store bug that gave free in-app purchases By Hayley Tsukayama
Apple developing smaller iPad, will cost ‘significantly less’ than $499, report says By Hayley Tsukayama
LIFESTYLE
Miss Manners: Extravagant showers are burden for both hosts and guests By Miss Manners
To some Africans in U.S., children’s education is best left to the homeland By Tomi Obaro
What makes muscadet special By Dave Mcintyre
YouTube is an important source of video news, says new report By Paul Farhi
Better to cancel a wedding than to rush a prenup By Carolyn Hax
‘How to Train Your Dragon’ becomes live show By — Christina Barron
Family Almanac: Dad’s secret son By Marguerite Kelly
Jason Aldean and Luke Bryan, contrasting styles at Merriweather Post By Emily Yahr
Candidates who sing: The malady lives on By Manuel Roig-franzia
Going to ‘How to Train Your Dragon'
JEFF the Brotherhood review: ‘Hypnotic Nights’ By David Malitz
Surfing goats
Review: Nas’s ‘Life Is Good’ By Sarah Godfrey
Quick Spins: Baroness stakes its claim to rock royalty By Allison Stewart
NATIONAL
Tom Hayden, 1960s radical and ex-husband of Jane Fonda, reflects on life at age 72 By Laura Hambleton
My story about Stephen Covey — fellow Mormon, teacher and friend By Clayton Christensen
A tribute to Stephen Covey, from one leadership sage to another By Tom Peters
How to pick useful health apps for mobile devices By Carolyn Butler
Graphic novel stars Nicola Tesla, inventor of AC power and an oddball physicist By Aaron Leitko
As Titanic’s discoverer does research at sea, armchair explorers can watch online By Brian Vastag
Caffeine during pregnancy shows no effect on child behavior in study By Linda Searing
Debate reignites over religion at Air Force Academy By Chris Lisee| Religion News Service
Web videos address questions on sex, birth control, sexually transmitted diseases By Maggie Fazeli Fard
Israeli plantation grows no-high marijuana as a medicine to ease pain By Maayan Lubell and Reuters
FDA approves Truvada to prevent HIV infection By Brian Vastag
Q&A on changing health insurance By Michelle Andrews
Gene mutation seems to protect people against Alzheimer’s disease By Sciencenow
Gallup reports new low in religious confidence By Bruce Nolan| Religion News Service
Study using hands made of rubber shows skin color is not important in sensations By New Scientist Magazine
Consumer Reports: Water workouts can help your heart and burn calories
Readers write about pains of assisted living
Churches shifting summer worship from Sunday to Wednesday nights By G. Jeffrey Macdonald| Religion News Service
Seventh-day Adventists file suit over door-to-door solicitations By Kent Faulk| Religion News Service
John G. Roberts and the leadership of America’s great chief justices By James F. Simon
Scientists apply Darwin’s theory of evolution to world of music By Alyssa A. Botelho
POLITICS
Can Heather Wilson, a moderate Republican, win over New Mexico’s Latino voters? By Krissah Thompson
FDA lawyers authorized spying on agency’s employees, senator says By Ellen Nakashima and Lisa Rein
Mormons, African Americans face substantial prejudice, poll finds By Scott Clement
News startup Politix nabs first editor-in-chief from Politico By Venturebeat.com
Republican Rob Portman, who could be a vice presidential contender, is a Washington insider By Jerry Markon and Alice Crites
Romney tries to regain momentum with new focus on Obama’s ‘political payoffs’ By Philip Rucker
Governor says sorry, but not to feds By Joe Davidson
Republican fundraising engine shifts into a higher gear By T.w. Farnam and Dan Eggen
As DISCLOSE Act stalls, Super PAC reserves $6 million in ad time for House races By Paul Kane
Bain Capital attacks put Romney campaign on defensive By Washington Post Editors
OPINIONS
The dark side of forensic science By Editorial Board
The politics of polarization By Michael Gerson
The government wants you to eat cheese By Charles Lane
The dressing down over Olympics outfits
Romney’s problem of his own making By Eugene Robinson
Forget the apologies and take the mitts off, Mitt By Marc A. Thiessen
Historic border crossing is the rightful place for a museum
Mitt Romney’s losing battle with the media
Jim Graham should shed light on the lottery contract By Editorial Board
Transparency on congressional trips
Romney and his time machine By Dana Milbank
Bain and offshoring are off point By Richard Cohen
Wheeling and dealing with Pakistan By Editorial Board
LOCAL
More D.C. special-ed students attending public schools By Emma Brown
Burglaries rattle neighbors in Germantown and Gaithersburg By Michael Laris
Property rights amendment headed for Virginia ballot By Laura Vozzella
Loudoun and Fauquier sports announcements
Loudoun and Fauquier health calendar, week of July 15
Fauquier County pet adoption
What’s happening in Fauquier County
Loudoun community calendar, July 15-22
Prince William County health calendar By — Compiled By Sarah Lane
Prince William County adopt a pet
Metro running normally as officials probe cause of 2 weekend shutdowns By Miranda S. Spivack
Arlington police seek witnesses to man’s death By Martin Weil and Marissa Evans
Loudoun County news in brief
Hedwig ‘Hedy’ Saucier, Air Force employee
Prince William County news in brief By — Compiled By Sarah Lane
Pr. William groups to educate voters about Virginia voter ID law By Jeremy Borden
Prince William County community calendar, July 15-22, 2012
Man run over by car in Capitol Heights was a father, worker By Matt Zapotosky
Manassas to upgrade utilities, bury power lines in Old Town By Jeremy Borden
Virginia attorney general’s office declines to certify abortion clinic rules By Laura Vozzella
No water pipeline extension for Loudoun community By Caitlin Gibson
Prince William County sports announcements
Metro: Still no answers on cause of system shutdown By Lori Aratani and Ashley Halsey Iii
Why D.C.’s bicycle groper must be found By Petula Dvorak
Mark Knight, affordable housing specialist
Meet the boys on the (summer camp) bus By John Kelly
SPORTS
Team USA vs. Brazil: U.S. women’s team rolls past Brazil, 99-67 By Gene Wang
Bryce Harper uses pine tar, but Ozzie Guillen needs to get a grip By Tracee Hamilton
Washington Kastles’ win streak grows to 21 matches By — From Staff Reports
Penn State faces uncertain path forward in Freeh report aftermath By Washington Post Sports Editors
TV and radio listings: July 16
Nationals vs. Marlins: Bryce Harper, Washington left frustrated in 5-3 loss By Adam Kilgore
Olympics 2012: Current crop is good, but President Obama’s vote is the ’92 Dream Team was better By Mike Wise
Mike Green signs three-year deal to stay with the Washington Capitals By Katie Carrera
Nationals vs. Marlins: Bryce Harper, Washington left frustrated in 5-3 loss By Adam Kilgore
Olympics 2012: LeBron James scores 30, Team USA pulls away from Brazil, 80-69 By Michael Lee
Venus Williams helps Washington Kastles win 22nd straight match By Matt Breen
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