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What happened on June 07, 2012

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What happened on June 07, 2012

WORLD

In Japan, fax machines remain important because of language and culture By Chico Harlan

In Mali, an Islamist extremist haven takes shape By Edward Cody

U.N. observers in Syria shot at in attempt to reach massacre site By Colum Lynch and Liz Sly

China cuts key interest rates By Keith B. Richburg and Steven Mufson

Congress advances bill to pressure Russia on human rights By Kathy Lally

Spain, E.U. appear closer to working out aid agreement By Anthony Faiola and Michael Birnbaum

With Panetta in Afghanistan, Karzai condemns new airstrike By William Wan and Kevin Sieff

Syrian forces resume shelling of Homs in defiance of U.N. warnings By Colum Lynch, Liz Sly and Joby Warrick

OPINIONS

Will Hillary Clinton run for president in 2016? By Anne E. Kornblut

Obama’s friend in Turkey By David Ignatius

Forty years after Watergate, investigative journalism is at risk By Leonard Downie Jr

How to stop the Syria massacre By Elie Wiesel

Not college for all, but college for more By William E. Kirwan

Reagan’s Westminster speech is still a reminder of the power of words By Editorial Board

Libya takes steps toward democracy By Editorial Board

Keep the library open after graduation By Matt Cooper and Elizabeth Wiley

Who had the worst week in Washington? Organized labor. By Chris Cillizza

D.C. doesn’t have the corruption franchise to itself By Editorial Board

Romney is wrong on tax cuts By Fareed Zakaria

Can we have partisan compromise? By Ruth Marcus

What Wisconsin means By Charles Krauthammer

ENTERTAINMENT

Reality TV’s explosion of Southern stereotypes By Roger Catlin

‘Wife 22,’ by Melanie Gideon: Marriage in the age of social media By Heller Mcalpin

‘Beauty and the Beast’ gets a budget-friendly makeover By Jessica Goldstein

National Gallery takes a holistic view of George Bellows’s art and career By Philip Kennicott

Maryland Historical Society’s 1812 exhibit captures a war’s ambiguities By Lonnae O'neal Parker

Eisenhower Memorial Commission delays design hearing By Philip Kennicott

66th Tony Awards: And the Winner Is .?.?. Washington By Peter Marks

Summer TV: Anticipatory treats, with a little extra Snooki on top By Hank Stuever

What else is new? More shows, docs arriving this summer By Emily Yahr

Leo Villareal exhibit is a light take on 1960s works By Mark Jenkins

TNT’s ‘Dallas’: A satisfying roll in the sentimental hay By Hank Stuever

LOCAL

LaHood pushes for more states to ban texting and cellphone use while driving By Ashley Halsey Iii

Man gets 23 years in failed plot to kill his lover’s husband By Mary Pat Flaherty

Mill Run Dulcimer Band to play final concert after 30 years at Colvin Run Mill By Sarah Mark

Kwame Brown charged with misdemeanor count in 2008 campaign By Del Quentin Wilber

Adele Krug, retired Gallaudet professor, dies at 104 By Bart Barnes

In D.C., a sense of entitlement fuels fully loaded political scandal By Petula Dvorak

Silver Spring death investigated as homicide By Mary Pat Flaherty

Metro for interns: Tips for newcomers By Mark Berman

Board safeguarding workers’ rights to overhaul its rules By Eric Yoder

Caught in ‘Fast and Furious’ crossfire: A lot of trees By Lisa Rein

Northern Virginia Republicans square off for right to face Connolly By Ben Pershing

D.C. spending bill is approved by House subcommittee By Ben Pershing

LaHood on the road By Ashley Halsey Iii

Va. Supreme Court rules Fairfax School Board e-mails did not break state law By Emma Brown

Cellphone laws don’t persuade all drivers to put gadgets down By Robert Thomson

Boehner irks Boxer with remark on transportation bill By Ashley Halsey Iii

Georgetown University crafts a plan to improve relations with neighbors By Marissa Evans

Charges dismissed in Loudoun school tardiness case By Emma Brown

At alumni weekends, age is no longer a hindrance By Daniel De Vise

D.C. red-light, speed cameras rake in a record $55 million By Ashley Halsey Iii

LIFESTYLE

The War of 1812, still seeking a little respect By Steve Vogel

Washington’s younger set fashions it own dinner party scene By Kris Coronado

Carolyn Hax: She wants to see other men. What does that really mean? By Carolyn Hax

The Navigator: Airline seating fees seen as anti-family By Christopher Elliott

Links to Obama campaign show fashion industry’s political clout is growing By Katherine Boyle

The ‘new’ Washington dinner party By Deneen Brown

Ask Amy: Breaking up (a friendship) is hard to do By Amy Dickinson

Style Invitational Week 975: Debunk a ‘Sixth Myth’ of The Post’s ‘5 Myths’ By Pat Myers

Sally Quinn announces the end of power in Washington By Sally Quinn

Ray Bradbury, author of ‘Fahrenheit 451,’ ‘Dandelion Wine,’ remembered by fans By Cara Kelly

‘Homeland’ nabs 4 Television Critics Association Awards nominations By Lisa De Moraes

Omar Souleyman takes his brand of Syrian folk-pop to the 9:30 Club By Aaron Leitko

Christoph Eschenbach leads National Symphony, cellist Claudio Bohorquez By Robert Battey

NATIONAL

Former Coke executive slams ‘share of stomach’ marketing campaign By N.c. Aizenman

Analysis: Bishops’ accountability still missing from abuse scandal By David Gibson| Religion News Service

CareFirst says experimental program improves primary care, reduces costs By Lena H. Sun

102 Episcopal bishops ask Obama for continued aid to Middle East hospital By Chris Lisee| Religion News Service

Cleveland bishop seeks to heal breach with priests By Michael O'malley| Religion News Service

Unlike Facebook, Twitter’s mobile revenue rivals the desktop By Venturebeat.com

House GOP moves to act on religion in vets’ funerals By Chris Lisee| Religion News Service

Franciscan friars back American nuns in Vatican spat By Daniel Burke| Religion News Service