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What happened on July 20, 2012

NEWS

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WORLD

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OPINIONS

LIFESTYLE

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What happened on July 20, 2012

NEWS

The basics of owning bonds By Barry Ritholtz

The South is the epicenter of new HIV infections in the United States By David Kohn

Off the beaten path By Amanda Erickson (for Express)

Analysis: Affordable Care Act could improve health care for HIV-positive people By Robert Greenwald and Amy Rosenberg

Try This: Bird’s-eye view of Washington By Fritz Hahn

LOCAL

A fight over Dewey Beach’s soul and sobriety By J. Freedom Du Lac

The month that E.T. came to D.C. By John Kelly

Army soldier with Maryland ties killed serving in Afghanistan By Mihir Zaveri

Father-son outings strengthen relationships By Courtland Milloy

Patricia Liberatore, volunteer art tutor and fundraiser, dies at 67 By Bart Barnes

Whither the black church on HIV/AIDS? By Michelle Boorstein

Family mourns shop manager slain in D.C. robbery near Nationals Park By Peter Hermann

D.C. braces for floods By Ted Trautman

Congress to get look at campaigns of the past By Michael E. Ruane

Dulles rail moves forward By Caitlin Gibson

Along 16th street, late-night workers often are left behind by overcrowded buses By Robert Samuels and Luz Lazo

Batman fans go to movies despite jitters after Colorado theater killings By Fredrick Kunkle

Fire alarm empties Metro’s Mount Vernon Square station By Ted Trautman

Kevin Ricks pleads guilty to Md. sex offense against student By Josh White

Pepco receives small rate hike in Maryland By Victor Zapana and Aaron C. Davis

WORLD

Privacy rights violated at least once by U.S. intelligence-collection initiative, official says By Ellen Nakashima

As Syria conflict rages, China hews to ‘non-interference’ principle By Keith B. Richburg

With crackdown, N. Korea puts a hold on defectors By Chico Harlan

Russia keeps punk rock protesters jailed By Kathy Lally

Police say Colorado shooting suspect James Holmes had 2 pistols, assault rifle, shotgun By Sari Horwitz and Debbi Wilgoren

Thousands flee turmoil in Syria By Babak Dehghanpisheh

Russia arrests five in attacks on Muslim leaders By Will Englund

China’s goods burden Africa’s producers By Xan Rice

NATIONAL

Gunman opens fire at Colorado movie theater, killing 12 By By David Fahrenthold, Sari Horwitz and Bill Turque

James Holmes, held in Colorado shooting, had academic promise but was struggling By Carol D. Leonnig and Joel Achenbach

Orthodox Church in America head Metropolitan Jonah dismissed over alleged rape cover-up By David Gibson| Religion News Service

Glock semiautomatic pistol links recent mass shootings By Sari Horwitz

For Americans with HIV, there are many obstacles to successful treatment By David Brown

Shift in strategy to treatment as prevention for HIV/AIDS By Lena H. Sun

Survey finds record 19 percent of religiously unaffiliated Americans By Cathy Lynn Grossman| Religion News Service

Arctic drilling close for Shell, but still elusive By Juliet Eilperin and Steven Mufson

Mormons and Baptists compete for converts By Bob Smietana| Religion News Service

Can Romney reconcile his wealth and his faith? By Lisa Miller

Why you shouldn’t write off Google+ just yet By Rob ‘cmdrtaco’ Malda

Religious leaders call for prayer and tighter gun control after Colorado shooting By Daniel Burke| Religion News Service

OPINIONS

The U.S. must help Syria By Danielle Pletka

AIDS remains a problem. But is it still a priority for the gay community? By Daniel Tietz

Yahoo’s Marissa Mayer and the work-life dilemmas of the rich and famous By Sharon Lerner

Ross Perot 2012! His message was 20 years ahead of its time. By Chris Cillizza

In Maine, a crustacean calamity By Joanne Omang

The Bain of truth By Kathleen Parker

Should doctors keep patients’ HIV status a secret? By Lisa Fitzpatrick

Holding Iran accountable for terrorist attacks By Editorial Board

Romney’s tax returns, Obama’s birth certificate and the end of trust By Marc Fisher

Colbert I. King: Cleaning up D.C. elections By Colbert I. King

Central banks face a giant bill coming due By David Ignatius

Who had the worst week in Washington? Rep. Michele Bachmann. By Chris Cillizza

The Post neglects protesters By Patrick B. Pexton

How I got to know Bill Raspberry By Ed Chinn

If Romney releases his tax returns, what are the worst things we could find? By Matthew Yglesias

The Colorado shooting and the gag rule on guns By E.j. Dionne Jr

Romney’s encouragement of Obama nuttiness By Dana Milbank

Gray and his shadow By Jeremy Van Ess

For D.C. and Baltimore By Robert C. Gallo

No answer at 911 By Editorial Board

What D.C. can teach the world about fighting HIV/AIDS By David Catania

The voter ID mess subverts an American birthright By Charlie Crist

Going to the movies is a break from reality. Until reality starts shooting. By Ann Hornaday

Colorado shootings show that U.S. gun laws make no sense By Editorial Board

LIFESTYLE

At Atlantic City’s Golden Nugget hotel, the pool’s the prize By Andrea Sachs

Deal Hunter: Summertime tips on air conditioning By Katherine Boyle

Game review: Race for the White House By Monica Hesse

‘Parks and Rec’ stars, filming in D.C., engage in some monumental foolishness By Jen Chaney

This week’s best travel bargains around the globe By K.c. Summers

Something to read: ‘The Go-for-Gold Gymnasts’ series By — Tracy Grant

Gliding through London on a narrow boat By Jamie Rich

Hints From Heloise: Helping those who are giving By Heloise

Aurora’s horror is a sadly familiar exercise in America By Monica Hesse