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What happened on July 27, 2012

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What happened on July 27, 2012

BUSINESS

TransCanada gets key go-ahead for final southern leg of pipeline project By Steven Mufson and Juliet Eilperin

Most social media companies’ stock prices are flagging By Gerry Shih and Sarah Mcbridge

D.C. area’s United Way tightens requirements for charity funding By Vanessa Small and Jia Lynn Yang

Why it’s not easy being Mark Zuckerberg By Mathew Ingram | Gigaom.com

Where to watch the London 2012 Olympics live online & on your mobile device By Janko Roettgers | Gigaom.com

Officials ready Libor probe in Great Britain By Greg Farrell and Lindsay Fortado

Instagram soars to 80M users, 4B photos By Venturebeat.com

Dow breaks 13,000 on faith in Europe’s assurances on debt crisis By Sarah Halzack

White House: Deficit would near $1T again next year, drop sharply in 2014 under Obama plan By Lori Montgomery

Apple buys fingerprint sensor company AuthenTec By Venturebeat.com

TransCanada gets final permit for southern part of Keystone XL pipeline By Steven Mufson

Google launches Google Fiber in Kansas City By Stacey Higginbotham | Gigaom.com

Economic growth slowed to 1.5% in last 3 months By Michael A. Fletcher

OPINIONS

The kind of woman who needs a late-term abortion By Christy Zink

We won’t know the cause of gun violence until we look for it By Jay Dickey and Mark Rosenberg

How conservatives misread and misuse Milton Friedman By Nicholas Wapshott

What drives the Obama doubters and haters? By David Maraniss

Why gun control isn’t a lost cause By Matt Bennett and Jonathan Cowan

Mr. Cuccinelli’s abortion crusade By Editorial Board

Book review: ‘The Candidate’ by Samuel Popkin By Mike Mccurry

Five myths about mass shootings By Jeff Kass

Unfinished business in weeding out D.C. corruption By Colbert I. King

Blowing the whistle on the federal Leviathan By George F. Will

Is the U.S. classification system dysfunctional? By Editorial Board

Insecure reporters need to stiffen their backbone By Patrick B. Pexton

More gambling isn’t the answer for Maryland’s economy By Heather R. Mizeur

Romney isn’t out to make the world swoon By Fouad Ajami

Who had the worst week in Washington? Mitt Romney. By Chris Cillizza

Turning Burma’s small steps into bigger ones By Karel Schwarzenberg

What Steny Hoyer doesn’t understand about the District’s budget By Ken Archer

The way forward for Penn State By Rodney A. Erickson

The time for patience in Syria is over By Editorial Board

It’s time to take over for Pepco By Eric Hensal

Why killing is a profitable enterprise By Michael F. Mcnulty

My friend Sally Ride’s final mission: Making science cool By Susan Okie

If Obama loses the election, here’s why By Drew Westen

The politics of horse ballet By Dana Milbank

NEWS

The Second World War by Antony Beevor By Gerard Degroot

“Snow-Storm in August” by Jefferson Morley By David O. Stewart

2012 Dodge Charger SRT8: Political incorrectness feels so right By Warren Brown

‘Village’ groups, home alterations help more elderly people keep the homes they love By Susan Straight

“Fatherhood: Rising to the Ultimate Challenge” by Etan Thomas with Nick Chiles By Michael Lindgren

Next Ford F-150 To Get Aluminum Body For Better Gas Mileage By Nelson Ireson | Highgearmedia.com

Maker of film on the black church and AIDS probes tension between faith and knowledge By Michelle Boorstein

Keystone XL pipeline is issue of property rights for some ranchers By Steven Mufson

“Something Like the Gods: A Cultural History of the Athlete From Achilles to LeBron” by Stephen Amidon By — T. Rees Shapiro

Power: Sonic, Volt, MINI Coupe More Appealing Than Larger Cars By Bengt Halvorson | Highgearmedia.com

LIFESTYLE

Turn plastic bottles into beautiful blossoms By — Ann Cameron Siegal

Unhappy husband must look past cliché By Carolyn Hax

On Love: ‘I think we caught each other off guard’ By Megan Buerger

The Impulsive Traveler: Spelunking in Tennessee’s cool Cumberland Plateau By Robin Soslow

Among the animals in Uganda By Peter Mandel

London Olympics’ Opening Ceremonies full of sentiment and cheekiness By Dan Zak

Ask Amy: In polite company, politics is usual topic By Amy Dickinson

Brittany Frank weds Misha Smirnov By Janet Bennett Kelly

Hamburg, Germany, and the Beatles’ yesterday By Davin O’dwyer

Make Facebook work for you By Monica Hesse

Carolyn Hax: Dealing with a friend who bails on invitations By Carolyn Hax

At Georgetown, reading will highlight a long-standing reality of theater: Gender bias By Deneen L. Brown

WORLD

As Olympics open, Britain rocks By Anthony Faiola

Syria has expanded chemical weapons supply with Iran’s help, documents show By James Ball

Syrian government renews Aleppo assault By Michael Peel

Malawi’s Joyce Banda ushers in a new kind of African leadership By Sudarsan Raghavan

In Damascus, losing faith in Assad By A Special Correspondent

Mitt Romney likely to get a warm welcome in Israel By Joel Greenberg

Bo Xilai's imprisoned wife denied access to family, lawyers, those close to her family say By Keith B. Richburg

LOCAL

Virginia opts for new drug in lethal injection protocol By Laura Vozzella

Pregnant D.C. woman drowns off North Carolina coast By Annys Shin

Man held in stabbing at Md. post office By Michael Laris

James D. Watkins, who led Reagan’s commission on AIDS in the 1980s, dies at 85 By T. Rees Shapiro

O’Malley hopes to run the table on Prince George’s casino vote By John Wagner

Prince George’s police officer indicted in assault on teen By Michael E. Ruane

For gay Africans, AIDS conference was a chance to come out and go out By Robert Samuels