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What happened on July 19, 2012
NEWS
A new home for $21,000? Here’s how some make it happen By Katherine Salant
Study finds that energy-efficient homes often command higher prices By Kenneth R. Harney
Bringing the family room outdoors By Deborah K. Dietsch
Hot Chip has it all By David Malitz
Unexpected Stage theater company in Maryland settles into a booming scene By Lavanya Ramanathan
Family filmgoer By Jane Horwitz
The Tallest Man on Earth, ‘There’s No Leaving Now’ album review By Chris Kompanek
Shawn Colvin, ‘All Fall Down’ album review By Mike Joyce
Lotus Plaza, ‘Spooky Action at a Distance’ album review By — Brandon Weigel
Movie review: ‘China Heavyweight’ By Mark Jenkins
‘Unforgivable’ movie review By Michael O'sullivan
Gallery opening of the week: ‘Exchange’ By Michael O’sullivan
District Taco By Fritz Hahn
Review: ‘Six Degrees of Peggy Bacon’ By Michael O'sullivan
‘40 Under 40: Craft Futures’ spotlights new craft By Michael O’sullivan
2013 Ford Escape In Recall For Potential Fire Risk By Kurt Ernst | Highgearmedia.com
‘Neil Young Journeys’ movie review By David Malitz
Summer getaways, frozen drinks, water parks and more ways to beat the heat
The story behind the work By Michael O’sullivan
Rebecca Gates, ‘The Float’ album review By — David Malitz
Real estate experts say mess could be solved if government would stop helping By Harvey S. Jacobs
Neighborhood profile: Fenwick Park By Cheryl A. Kenny
Pacifico brings a rooftop to Barracks Row By Fritz Hahn
Movies: Ann Hornaday reviews ‘Trishna’ By Ann Hornaday
LIFESTYLE
‘Queen of Versailles’ depicts fall from grace By Jen Chaney
Rock climber Sasha DiGiulian, 19, is making her way to the top By Anna Katherine Clemmons
Carolyn Hax: Dealing with a secretive girlfriend By Carolyn Hax
Hints From Heloise: How to file a TSA claim By Heloise
Phillips Collection to permanently install wax room by Wolfgang Laib By Philip Kennicott
Edie Windsor’s fight for same-sex marriage rights continues, even after partner’s death By Manuel Roig-franzia
Emmy nominations 2012: Surprises include ‘Girls’ and Betty White
Mike Daisey returns to D.C. with ‘Agony and the Ecstasy of Steve Jobs’ By Peter Marks
Style Invitational Week 977 results: Twisting the tongues of Google Translate By Pat Myers
Ask Amy: After Mr. Frog’s wild ride, he doesn’t call By Amy Dickinson
BUSINESS
Anemia drugs made billions, but at what cost? By Peter Whoriskey
Health-care law driving doctors away from small practices, toward hospital employment By J.d. Harrison
Ending Bush tax cuts for rich would save about $80 billion in 2013, analysts say By Lori Montgomery
Clock ticking for SEC to pursue fraud charges in financial crisis cases By Dina Elboghdady
Obama support for GE, Boeing, JPMorgan doesn’t always go both ways By Zachary A. Goldfarb
No right or wrong in Bain Capital argument By Allan Sloan
In Washington, users will soon be able to register to vote via Facebook By Ricardo Bilton | Venturebeat.com
Spanish bond rates jump as investors spurn latest initiatives By Howard Schneider
Could Libor rigging have an upside? By Zachary A. Goldfarb and Jia Lynn Yang
Nokia’s flagging sales are clinging to the Lumia line By Hayley Tsukayama
Internet Defense League starts initiative today By Hayley Tsukayama
Prenup or no nup By Michelle Singletary
NATIONAL
New report examines beliefs of Asian-Americans By Lauren Markoe| Religion News Service
Atheists rally for persecuted unbeliever in Indonesia By Kimberly Winston| Religion News Service
Foremost rabbinic authority in the world dies at 102 By Michele Chabin| Religion News Service
The coming culture war over fertility technology By A. James Rudin| Religion News Service
Atheist’s plan to whip the Quran won’t be allowed in the Capitol, official says By Nick Malawskey| Religion News Service
D.C. needs to improve anti-HIV effort, report says By Lena H. Sun
ENTERTAINMENT
Michael Caruso, Smithsonian’s new editor, sees a livelier future for magazine By Ellen Mccarthy
‘The Neruda Case’ mixes detective work with the troubled history of Chile By Art Taylor
Fringe review: ‘All-Nude College-Girl Revue or Why I Can’t Pass the Vetting’ By Stephanie Merry
Jon Lord, Deep Purple keyboardist, dies at 71 By Maggie Fazeli Fard
Tom Davis, ‘SNL’ writer and comedy partner of Al Franken, dies at 59 By T. Rees Shapiro
A new summertime treat: concert series at Evermay By Anne Midgette
For rock and pop stars, including Staind’s Aaron Lewis, country isn’t an easy genre to crack By Chris Richards
American Century Theater to perform ‘Marathon ’33’ By Sarah Kaufman
‘Deacon Peckham’s Hobby Horse’ and the curator’s 30-year ride By Lonnae O'neal Parker
Fringe review: ‘I By Rebecca Ritzel
Autobiographical exhibits from Fatzinger, Lambert and Chartier
Fringe review: ‘Hair Chronicles’ discuss knotty issues
Jeremy Denk mixes Brahms and Ligeti at Clarice Smith Center By Robert Battey
WORLD
Russia, China veto U.N. sanctions resolution on Syria By Colum Lynch
U.S. increases planned aid to Yemen in fight against al-Qaeda By Craig Whitlock and Julie Tate
Rabbi Yosef Shalom Elyashiv, 102, was revered worldwide as expert on Jewish religious law By Ian Deitch
Egypt's former spy chief Omar Suleiman, 76, dies in Cleveland By Simon Denyer
Zuma warns on Africa’s trade ties to China By Leslie Hook
Israeli officials says Iran will face retaliation for bombing that killed 5 in Bulgaria By Karin Brulliard
Unlike its struggling neighbors, Germany takes a slow and steady stance on the euro crisis By Michael Birnbaum
Attack on Israeli tourists prompts fears of escalating ‘shadow war’ By Joby Warrick
Prominent Russian Muslims targeted in attacks By Will Englund
Syrian rebels seize key border crossings By Liz Sly and Babak Dehghanpisheh
LOCAL
A Prince George’s pool builds an African American swimming powerhouse By Petula Dvorak
Landon N. Rosen, Washington native
Killing of Fauquier reporter remains a mystery By Justin Jouvenal
William A. Hagins, medical researcher
Georgetown University is looking east in D.C. to expand By Jonathan O’connell
Pepco angers Montgomery County neighborhood residents by pruning beloved cherry trees By Ian Shapira and Victor Zapana
Fairfax school board debates Thomas Jefferson High admissions By Emma Brown
No mayoral aspirants have clear advantage, D.C. poll finds By Mike Debonis and Scott Clement
Congress considers lifting height limits on District buildings By Ben Pershing
Vincent R. Mancusi dies; Attica prison warden was 98 By Emily Langer
Prince George’s home sales
Storms leave thousands without power in Md., D.C. and Va. By Clarence Williams
Help delayed for electrocuted man as 911 calls backed up during storm By Patricia Sullivan
Pepco takes heat for storm recovery in Montgomery By Victor Zapana
Prince George’s County volunteer opportunities
7 things to watch for as Allen, Kaine square off in Virginia’s U.S. Senate debate By Anita Kumar and Ben Pershing
Prince George’s County community calendar, July 19-26, 2012
Evvie Gordon, drama teacher
D.C. Mayor Gray disappointed in public’s view of his administration By Nikita Stewart and Mike Debonis
Northern Virginia 911 outages draw FCC attention By Mary Pat Flaherty
Prince George’s County development projects
Audrey Rozycki, World Bank employee
Carl H. Peter, Navy Department employee
Prince George’s County crime report
Suspect in stabbing death surrenders to D.C. police By Peter Hermann
Petworth house finds itself Occupied By Annie Gowen
Vincent Gray drama has become about ethics By Scott Redd
Summer tourists return to Ocean City, bringing business confidence with them By Mike Debonis and Scott Clement
David Howell-Jones, editor, writer
Anne Arundel County and Howard County home sales
Roger H. Sullivan, lawyer
D.C. gets No Child Left Behind waiver By Emma Brown
David Minton, postal expert, lawyer
George M. Lilly, planning commission chairman
Accused Montgomery killer impersonated victims in texts, prosecutors say By Michael Laris
Rights group accuses police of using condom count to target prostitutes By Peter Hermann
POLITICS
Hospitals’ readmission rates still too high, government says By Jordan Rau
Federal regulations ease rules for same-sex partners By Joe Davidson
As race tightens, Obama opens two-day Florida tour to court seniors By David Nakamura and Felicia Sonmez
Congress’s debate on year-end ‘fiscal cliff’ sets stage for fall showdowns By Paul Kane
Mitt Romney hopes overseas trip will show him as statesman By Philip Rucker and Dan Balz
Scalia: No falling out with Roberts over health care By Robert Barnes
Racial profiling trial begins for Ariz. sheriff By Jacques Billeaud
Michelle Obama to lead grass-roots campaign effort By Krissah Thompson
GSA spent more than $270,000 to entertain employees who got performance awards By Lisa Rein
OPINIONS
The quiet overturn of No Child Left Behind By Michael Gerson
Did the state make you great? By Charles Krauthammer
Boy Scouts reaffirm their intolerant ban on gays By Editorial Board
The Postal Service is struggling, but not because of the mail By Fredric Rolando
Michele Bachmann’s baseless attack on Huma Abedin By Editorial Board
Census surveys: Information that we need By Robert Groves
Libor fraud exposes Wall Street’s rotten core By Elizabeth Warren
A pain pill for the economy
The District earns a page in campaign-finance secrecy By Harold Meyerson
The human influence on music
Answers please, Mr. Gray By Editorial Board
Time for the U.S. to leave the Mideast peace process?
What to make of Mitt Romney’s riches
‘7 Habits’ still worth heeding
How D.C. can earn a cleaner image — and statehood
SPORTS
Baltimore Orioles rally for 4-3 win over Minnesota Twins By Eduardo A. Encina
TV and radio listings: July 20
Nationals vs. Mets: Gio Gonzalez suffers his worst start since coming to Washington By Adam Kilgore
Ted Leonsis’ confidence unshaken as he sticks with his plans By Mike Wise
Nationals vs. Braves series could be the start of an annual pennant-race ritual By Thomas Boswell
Adam Scott shoots a 64 in the first round of British Open; Tiger Woods trails by three strokes By Paul Newberry
Chevy Chase’s Claire Van Ekdom, 16, rises on the U.S. cycling stage By Eric Detweiler
Full Q&A with Wizards and Capitals owner Ted Leonsis
Farrah Hall pursues her Olympic dream in windsurfing out of her own pocket By Matt Breen
For Washington Nationals and other MLB teams, oblique injuries have become ubiquitous By James Wagner
Stephanie Stevens is right fit for Gallaudet women’s basketball By Gene Wang
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