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What happened on June 01, 2012

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What happened on June 01, 2012

OPINIONS

Book review: ‘Let’s Pretend This Never Happened (A Mostly True Memoir)’ by Jenny Lawson By Melissa Bell

Syrian intervention risks upsetting global order By Henry A. Kissinger

The kids are moving back in after college? Smart career move. By Steven Mintz

“American Canopy: Trees, Forests, and the Making of a Nation” by Eric Rutkow By Colin Woodard

Welcome to Camp Competitive By Dana Milbank

Eliminating barriers to adoption By Jeff Katz

Review: ‘Our Divided Political Heart: The Battle for the American Idea in an Age of Discontent’ by E.J. Dionne Jr. By Jeff Greenfield

Still waiting for our first black president By Fredrick Harris

David Petraeus’s first year at the CIA By David Ignatius

“An Economist Gets Lunch: New Rules for Everyday Foodies” by Tyler Cowen By Hannah Wallace

Wisconsin’s Peter Pan progressivism By George F. Will

“Season of the Witch Enchantment, Terror, and Deliverance in the City of Love,” by David Talbot By Dennis Drabelle

Courts evolve on same-sex marriage By Editorial Board

The euro can be saved. Can the E.U.? By Charles A. Kupchan

One-party system fails D.C. By Colbert I. King

What if America had a queen? By Autumn Brewington

In the John Edwards trial, would a smaller jury have reached a verdict? By Justin Moyer

For Obama, intervening in Syria would be good policy and good politics By Danielle Pletka

Human rights in the Western Hemisphere By Editorial Board

D.C.’s big sewer dig: Why the whole region should pitch in By Carol O’cleireacain

The thoughtful Americans who are never heard By Patrick B. Pexton

A fiscal fix for America By Neel Kashkari and Libby Cantrill

NEWS

Green algae? Reach for oxygen bleach — not chlorine bleach — and scrub away. By Tim Carter

Fairfax County’s Hollin Hills is a happy experiment in modernity By Roger K. Lewis

2012 Fiat 500 Abarth: A mite fast By Warren Brown

D.C. toughens lead-paint disclosure requirements for home sellers, landlords By Benny L. Kass

2013 Hyundai Elantra: Five Stars For Safety, But Will 40 MPG Get An Asterisk? By Marty Padgett | Highgearmedia.com

‘Are You My Mother?,’ a comic drama by Alison Bechdel By Joanna Scutts

Q&A with Long & Foster’s president: In housing market, ‘tomorrow looks better’ By V. Dion Haynes

Romney discloses sale of stocks in dozens of companies over past year By Dan Eggen and And Tom Hamburger

DC Reynolds bar has a huge back patio, drink specials By — Fritz Hahn

Where We Live: Greenbelt, an experiment that worked By Amanda Abrams

Family Filmgoer guide to movies By Jane Horwitz

Is Mitt Romney’s Mormonism fair game? By Jason Horowitz

Happy hour of the week: Yappy Hour at Blue Banana By — F.h

WORLD

Stuxnet was work of U.S. and Israeli experts, officials say By Ellen Nakashima and Joby Warrick

Panetta, in speech in Singapore, seeks to lend heft to U.S. pivot to Asia By William Wan

For Mexico’s middle class, drug war deepens trust deficit By Nick Miroff

China arrests official on suspicion of spying for U.S. By Reuters

India’s telecom success story turns sour By Simon Denyer

Violent Mexican cartel targets PepsiCo chip maker By William Booth

Ireland voters strongly approve European fiscal treaty By Anthony Faiola

LIFESTYLE

Fjallbacka, Sweden: The quiet town that inspired Camilla Lackberg’s crime novels By Steve Vickers

Carolyn Hax: Of brides and bridesmaids By Carolyn Hax

Hilton Head Island, S.C.: Where to stay, what to do and more By J.t

The Impulsive Traveler: The nature of Hilton Head Island, S.C. By Jane Touzalin

Rambling like Rousseau in Switzerland By Nicolas Brulliard

The empowered ‘Snow White,’ a bad apple in modern film typecasting By Monica Hesse

Fjallbacka, Sweden: Where to stay, what to do and more By S.v

Does Metro save you money? By Katherine Boyle

When ‘one special day’ grows to marathon of wedding fetes, is it too much? By Ellen Mccarthy

Paris Opera Ballet’s ‘Giselle’ is a promising summer dance offering By Sarah Kaufman

Do they also not believe in civility? By Miss Manners

Elderly couple has put daughter in tough spot By Amy Dickinson

Ann Hornaday’s picks for Silverdocs By Ann Hornaday

Buses shut down for alleged safety violations By Becky Krystal

Butterfly gardens are a fun family project By Associated Press

Quiet dignity in a time of grief By Miss Manners

What’s the Deal? This week’s best travel bargains around the globe. By Andrea Sachs and K.c. Summers

Are we Yanks missing out royally without a queen? By Washington Post Staff

Migratory birds teach kids in Fairfax County and Central America about their cultures By — Ann Cameron Siegal

Hints From Heloise: Can glasses be darkened? By Heloise

BUSINESS

Bank oversight office failed to spot foreclosure fraud, Treasury inspector general says By Brady Dennis

How Popularise brought crowdsourcing to D.C.’s commercial real estate market By Olga Khazan

Facebook stock performance, IPO said to be under investigation by SEC By Suzy Khimm

Stocks suffer worst losses of 2012 on poor jobs report By Rita Nazareth

Google letting users in China know which searches are likely to be censored By Jeff Blagdon | Theverge.com

Windows 8 Release Preview: What you should know By David Pierce | Theverge.com

Five things to look for By Hayley Tsukayama

Facebook attack claimed by group identified as members of Anonymous By Hayley Tsukayama

Windows 8 Release Preview puts apps front and center By Hayley Tsukayama

Markets tumble on weak unemployment report amid fear that U.S. recovery has stalled By Ylan Q. Mui

Nokia on Google’s patent allegations: They’re just ‘wrong’ By Vlad Savov | Theverge.com

Mobile app development: Should small businesses create, customize or buy off the shelf? By James Quigley