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What happened on July 17, 2012
WORLD
As London Olympics loom, so do problems By Anthony Faiola
In the new Egypt, beards appear where they were once banned By Steve Hendrix
Greece in hard spot as debt payment looms and European doubts grow By Michael Birnbaum
David Scharia named U.N. Security Council’s top counterterrorism lawyer By Colum Lynch
Intense fighting rocks Syrian capital, fueling perceptions of a turning point By Babak Dehghanpisheh and Joby Warrick
For Syrian refugees who fled with nothing, wait seems endless By Liz Sly
Israeli coalition unravels as centrist Kadima party quits over draft dispute By Karin Brulliard
U.S., Russia try to reset and retrench relations, but Magnitsky bill threatens process By Kathy Lally
LIFESTYLE
Why fresh food is better than frozen By Casey Seidenberg
Hints From Heloise: Long live olives? By Heloise
Jair Lynch, silver medalist in Atlanta, on life after the Olympics By Vicky Hallett
The Pig to Table Project: Off to a happy start By Tamar Haspel
Seviche, Peru’s overlooked heat remedy By Tim Carman
Ask Amy: Drug addiction tests friendship By Amy Dickinson
Recommendations By Dave Mcintyre
How clothes came to make the Games By Katherine Boyle
How to scrounge up a summer sandwich By Joe Yonan
‘Asian Flavors Diabetes Cookbook’: Challenges are inherent and apparent By Jane Touzalin
Concert review: El-P and Killer Mike By Sarah Godfrey
Next week: ‘Stars in the Shadows’
El Chucho in Columbia Heights By Tom Sietsema
Movie review: ‘The Dark Knight Rises’ By Ann Hornaday
Capitol Cocktails: Crimson Dillerium
Hints From Heloise: Detergent packs may pose problem By Heloise
D.C. United is doing well, but Washington Mystics can’t score points By Fred Bowen
Carolyn Hax: A grieving relative and a wedding’s pressures By Carolyn Hax
Spice 6 in Hyattsville By — Nevin Martell
Rush Limbaugh: Will Dems benefit from ‘Dark Knight’ villain in campaign against Romney? By Paul Farhi
Ask Amy: Daughter’s hangover begs for response By Amy Dickinson
Washington Post food calendar for July 20-Aug. 4 By Becky Krystal
BUSINESS
Engility spins off from L-3 Communications By Marjorie Censer
Who is Marissa Mayer, Yahoo’s new CEO? By Hayley Tsukayama
5 challenges Marissa Mayer faces at Yahoo By Hayley Tsukayama
Keeping credit bureaus in check By Michelle Singletary
U.S. economic fears shift from Europe toward ‘fiscal cliff’ By Michael A. Fletcher and Zachary A. Goldfarb
BPA banned from baby bottles, sippy cups By Dina Elboghdady
Office 2013 signals Microsoft is betting on cloud, touch and tablets By Hayley Tsukayama
Yahoo reports earnings, but without new CEO By Hayley Tsukayama
Geithner did not show evidence of rigged Libor, British bank official says By Zachary A. Goldfarb and Jia Lynn Yang
Coalition urges tax hikes, entitlement cuts to tame national debt By Lori Montgomery
Obama plan to lift top tax rates would plague millions of small businesses, study warns By J.d. Harrison
Apple ‘iPhone 5’ rumor roundup: It’s all about the screen By Hayley Tsukayama
Mayer’s decision to work through maternity leave renews talk of work-life balance By Hayley Tsukayama
NATIONAL
South Korea outpaces the U.S. in engineering degrees By Michael Alison Chandler
Greenland glacier loses large mass of ice By Juliet Eilperin and Jason Samenow
St. Paul Saints baseball team to become ‘Mr. Paul Aints’ on atheist night By Kimberly Winston| Religion News Service
Despite doubters, mainline Protestant churches are poised for success By Tom Ehrich| Religion News Service
Could an Alabama shrine become the next Catholic pilgrimage site? By Greg Garrison| Religion News Service
Pennsylvania atheist threatens to desecrate Quran over state bill By Eric Veronikis| Religion News Service
White House weakened EPA soot proposal, documents show By Juliet Eilperin
Evangelical author sees a “Mormonizing of America’’ By Adelle M. Banks| Religion News Service
LOCAL
Washington Latin charter expected to move into old D.C. school building By Emma Brown
Frozen custard connoisseur’s fresh start By John Kelly
William Raspberry dies at 76: Washington Post columnist wrote about social issues including race, poverty By Matt Schudel
Federal officials probe Penn State for possible Clery Act violations By Jenna Johnson
D.C.’s cabbies fear being pushed out of taxi business By Marc Fisher, Ian Shapira and Annys Shin
Nationals’ minor league affiliate plans new stadium in Woodbridge By Jeremy Borden
Police: Tai Phan is victim; The Vu is possible shooter in Eden Center deaths By Tom Jackman
D.C. home sales
Montgomery Council gives Rales the green light for Glenstone sewer By Miranda S. Spivack
Jean M. White, Post journalist who covered civil rights and reviewed mysteries, dies at 87 By Adam Bernstein
Peter N. Kyros, Democratic congressman from Maine, dies at 86 By T. Rees Shapiro
D.C. wellness calendar, July 19-25
Linda Langs, homemaker
Alexandria-Arlington Animal Watch
GOP rivals in Va. governor’s race spar over who has the better edge in donors, dollars By Laura Vozzella
Some employee groups say the STOCK Act goes too far. Do you agree? How much privacy should a federal employee expect?
White House Visitor Center closing for 15-month rehab By Michael E. Ruane
O.C. Simpson, airline employee
U-Va. takes major step in online education By Daniel De Vise
$25 campaign donation wins a dinner with Obama By Courtland Milloy
Pilot who died in Montgomery crash was local legend By Ashley Halsey Iii and Luz Lazo
ENTERTAINMENT
Book World: ‘Jack 1939,’ by Francine Mathews, imagines JFK as a WWII spy By Marie Arana
‘Shadow of Night’ is the sequel to Deborah Harkness’s ‘A Discovery of Witches’ By Elizabeth Hand
‘The Infinite Tides,’ by Christian Kiefer, and ‘Shine Shine Shine,’ by Lydia Netzer By Yvonne Zipp
Bob Babbitt, Funk Brothers bassist at Motown, dies at 74 By Terence Mcardle
Review: Lumina Studio Theatre’s ‘Girls Who Think They’re Hot’ takes a trip on the wild side at Fringe Festival By Erin Williams
Studio ‘Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson’: Some missteps in energetic musical By Peter Marks
The TV Column: Emmy Awards nominations — will ‘Mad Men’ face some competition? By Lisa De Moraes
Review: ‘Madame: Helena Rubinstein in America’ at the Capital Fringe Festival needs more than a little makeup By Celia Wren
Backstage: STC subs ‘Hughie’ into 2012-13 season; a look inside Studio Lab By Jessica Goldstein
POLITICS
Woosley never thought he’d be caught in ICE scheme, lawyer says By Andrew Becker
Obama raises campaign cash in deep-red Texas By David Nakamura
Housecleaning at the World Bank By Al Kamen
Military contractors to testify on potential defense cuts By Ed O’keefe
EPA’s Lisa Jackson loves movies. Camping, not so much. By Al Kamen
FDA isn’t the only agency snooping in e-mail By Joe Davidson
With or without tax return release, pressure on Romney ramps up from both sides By Felicia Sonmez and Philip Rucker
OPINIONS
Technology can be harnessed to fight drug cartels in Mexico By Eric Schmidt and And Jared Cohen
How to get smart: News literacy programs train readers to look beyond infotainment By Kathleen Parker
Dick Cheney offers the GOP familiar advice on spending By Dana Milbank
Not so fast on blaming global warming By Editorial Board
Another angle on Medicaid patients and the ER room
Political offshoring squabble doesn’t address job insecurity By Editorial Board
William Raspberry, a columnist who listened respectfully to other views By Editorial Board
The peril of pining for a ‘Cosby Show’ look-alike
Surging ahead with solutions to power outages
The virtue in pledging fidelity to Catholic teachings
Getting to the root of responsibility for toppled trees
Unleashing the power of real girls By Katrina Vanden Heuvel
Stepping lightly on the moon: Anticipating tourists, researchers want to preserve Apollo 11 sites By Beth O’leary, Lisa Westwood and And Robert Kelso
NEWS
SPORTS
DeYoung, U.S. junior men’s inline hockey team claim bronze at worlds By Matt Brooks
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Orioles vs. Twins: Baltimore’s Chris Tillman doesn’t make it out of first inning in 19-7 loss By Eduardo A. Encina
Wizards sever ties with Andray Blatche By Michael Lee
Nationals vs. Mets: Wild pitch in 10th leads to wild ending, as Danny Espinosa and Bryce Harper key rallies By James Wagner
George Mason’s Tony Skinn will play for Nigeria in the Olympics By Matt Breen
Harrison twins at center of Maryland recruiting efforts By Mark Giannotto
London 2012: Olympics used as fitness motivation for British women By Liz Clarke
London Olympics 2012: Moratorium begins on athletes marketing themselves By Barry Svrluga
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