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What happened on June 04, 2012

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What happened on June 04, 2012

NATIONAL

The nuns who once taught the bishops aren’t done yet By Mary Johnson| Religion News Service

NASA gets two military spy telescopes for astronomy By Joel Achenbach

This is how you make kids love math By David Steel

Fat might be the sixth basic taste By Julie Wan

The ups and downs of being an empty-nester By Carolyn Butler

Bacteria are common on keyboards and other office gear, especially on men’s desks By Sciencenow

As Venus crosses the sun, a rare treat for skywatchers By Brian Vastag

Vatican censors nun’s book on sexual ethics, and some see a bid to muzzle women’s voices By Alessandro Speciale| Religion News Service

Malware writers could adapt Flame for future attacks, Microsoft warns By Ricardo Bilton | Venturebeat.com

Monks’ caskets suit heads back to court By Ramon Antonio Vargas| Religion News Service

Analysis: What’s at stake in Pope Benedict XVI’s visit to Philadelphia By David Gibson| Religion News Service

For older women, supplemental soy may not yield cognitive benefits, study shows By Linda Searing

Billionaire names two finalists for free Mass. campus By G. Jeffrey Macdonald| Religion News Service

‘GeekDad’ writer shows parents how to encourage a child’s nerdier impulses By Aaron Leitko

Vatican ‘moles’ say pope’s butler didn’t act alone, vow more leaks By Alessandro Speciale| Religion News Service

Can years of chocolate protect your heart? Analysis says yes, but doubts remain. By Reuters

Tomato genome project bears fruit By Reuters

Doctors often order tests and recommend drugs or procedures when they shouldn’t By Consumer Reports

Global cancer cases seen surging 75 percent by 2030 By Kate Kelland

Online quiz reveals surprising facts about sodium in your diet By Whitney Fetterhoff

BUSINESS

Facebook mulls lowering age restrictions By Cecilia Kang

Yahoo, Facebook reportedly close to settlement By Hayley Tsukayama

Ezra Klein: The Keynesian case for Romney By Ezra Klein

Microsoft Smart Glass may be streaming service, report says By Hayley Tsukayama

Microsoft shows off Halo 4, Smart Glass and more By Hayley Tsukayama

Nintendo outlines Wii U’s online gaming By Ross Miller | Theverge.com

Goldman board talks confidential, Blankfein testifies By Grant Mccool

U.S. and European stocks mixed, amid fears of political deadlock By Zachary A. Goldfarb

Business advice: The four pillars of effective networking By Kimberly E. Stone and Tamara Franklin

Commodity prices drop on economic woes in Europe, China, U.S. By Steven Mufson

Samsung Galaxy S III, sans quad-core, hits five U.S. carriers By Hayley Tsukayama

Wii U aims to distinguish itself from the pack By Hayley Tsukayama

As euro problems fester, ECB eyes a more perfect economic union By Howard Schneider and Michael Birnbaum

LIFESTYLE

Bike commuting in D.C.: From the suburbs, it’s not so easy By Lenny Bernstein

Carolyn Hax: Bridesmaid dilemmas By Carolyn Hax

Alan Jackson’s ‘Thirty Miles West’: Reliably comforting By Chris Richards

MTV Movie Awards: Young Adult literature reigns By Cara Kelly

Radiohead: writhing and rocking at Verizon By Chris Richards

Quick Spin: ‘Banga,’ by Patti Smith By Allison Stewart

Hints From Heloise: Whose card is it? By Heloise

Quick spin: ‘The Stoned Immaculate,’ by Curren$y By Sarah Godfrey

Quick spin: ‘I Like to Keep Myself in Pain,’ by Kelly Hogan By Bill Friskics-warren

TV highlights By — Emily Yahr

Ask Amy: Boyfriend sleepovers stress household By Amy Dickinson

Carolyn Hax: Between controlling parents and the boyfriend they hate By Carolyn Hax

The rosé that wasn’t supposed to be By Dave Mcintyre

SPORTS

Stone Bridge All-Met Murielle Tiernan thrives while battling cystic fibrosis By James Wagner

Houston Astros make shortstop Carlos Correa the first pick at the major league draft By Dennis Waszak Jr. and — Associated Press

Though nothing like Seattle Slew, I’ll Have Another is chasing the legendary horse By Mike Klingaman

U.S. Open 2012: Seven players emerge from sectional qualifying at Woodmont to grab a spot in the Open By Barry Svrluga

Draft: Washington Nationals select Lucas Giolito at No. 16 By Adam Kilgore

Basketball: Frank Moore leaves Calvert girls to take boys’ job at Northern By Greg Schimmel

Olympic torch relay diverted after IRA supporters clash with police By From News Services

Rep. Darrell Issa won’t testify in Roger Clemens trial By Del Quentin Wilber and Ann E. Marimow

Tiger Woods finishes in front at Memorial, but is he back? By Tracee Hamilton

Washington Wizards retain Randy Wittman as head coach By Michael Lee

NBA playoffs 2012: Celtics knot series by beating Heat in overtime, 93-91 By Michael Lee

Venus Williams’s Kastles appearance moved up to avoid conflict with London Olympics By Liz Clarke

How six dollars cost LaShawn Merritt much more: Sprinter moves on from embarrassing steroids gaffe By Amy Shipley

LOCAL

CIA memoirs offer revelations and settle scores among spies By Ian Shapira

College student who knows pain of parent’s incarceration gives back to kids By Petula Dvorak

Montgomery courts improving safety in domestic violence cases, watchdog says By Mary Pat Flaherty

Prince William County news in brief By — Compiled By Sarah Lane and And Mari-jane Williams

Loudoun residents to weigh in on Silver Line By Caitlin Gibson

What’s happening in Fauquier County By Sandy Mauck

May was one of warmest on record By Martin Weil

Loudoun and Fauquier health calendar, week of June 3 By Sandy Mauck

Prince William County health calendar By — Compiled By Sarah Lane

In Germany, all’s fair in lining up By John Kelly

Cannibalism suspect gets support from East Baltimore church By Gus G. Sentementes / Baltimore Sun

Former Orioles executive Jim Duquette to donate kidney to his daughter By Andrea K. Walker Of The Baltimore Sun

Loudoun camp helps at-risk youths By Caitlin Gibson

Metro’s Silver Line expansion plan draws scores of speakers to Loudoun meeting By Caitlin Gibson

Alleged ‘East Coast Rapist’ may use insanity defense By Josh White and Jeremy Borden