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What happened on June 11, 2012

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What happened on June 11, 2012

OPINIONS

Obama loses veneer of deniabilty with intelligence leaks By Richard Cohen

It’s the public sector that’s ‘doing fine’ By Marc A. Thiessen

Saving the rainforest — and making money off of it By Editorial Board

NATO’s lost lessons from Libya By Marc Garlasco

D.C. Council could usher in a fresh start with overdue reforms By Editorial Board

Pileup at the White House By Dana Milbank

Training the government beast By Charles Lane

Fertile ground for change By Editorial Board

California’s election reforms off to a good start By Editorial Board

A step forward in Iranian nuclear talks By David Ignatius

LIFESTYLE

‘Richard Nixon retired very happily:’ What if Watergate hadn’t happened (From the archives) By Martha Sherrill

Tony Awards 2012: ‘Once’ wins best musical; ‘Clybourne Park’ best play By Peter Marks

Waka Flocka Flame’s ‘Triple F Life’: Fire in his belly, bite in his words By Chris Richards

Carolyn Hax: Can counseling help a couple with two divergent dreams? By Carolyn Hax

Quick spin: ‘Punching Bag,’ by Josh Turner By Allison Stewart

‘Looking 4 Myself’: Usher’s best album since 2004’s ‘Confessions’ By Sarah Godfrey

Hints From Heloise: Strip it out! By Heloise

Quick spin: ‘The Lion the Beast the Beat,’ by Grace Potter and the Nocturnals By Timothy Bracy

Books to encourage summer play By — Moira E. Mclaughlin

Miss Manners: Couple ordering wine wants to skip accompanying show By Miss Manners

At Post Watergate forum, scandal’s players tell their stories By Robert Samuels

Ask Amy: Can online love lead to the real thing? By Amy Dickinson

LOCAL

Senior Week in Ocean City: How heinously are your kids behaving? By Petula Dvorak

Dr. Bronner’s Magic Soaps CEO arrested in hemp protest By Margaret Ely

Pr. George’s freshmen finish first year of high school, and college By Ovetta Wiggins

Trial begins for teen accused of abducting and assaulting child in Fairfax County By Justin Jouvenal

A Md. Catholic nun represents views of many in differences with Vatican By Michelle Boorstein

Northern Virginia teacher evaluations to put greater weight on student progress By Emma Brown

Former Manassas elementary aide pleads guilty to 22 counts of sex abuse By Josh White

Loudoun terminates county assessor’s contract By Caitlin Gibson

Prince William County health calendar By — Compiled By Sarah Lane

Defense rests in Roger Clemens perjury trial By Ann E. Marimow and Del Quentin Wilber

As Senate primary arrives, Allen already looking ahead to November By Ben Pershing

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

Loudoun board continues discussions on Silver Line By Caitlin Gibson

Triangle hopes a wider Route 1 will spur development By Jeremy Borden

U.-Va. board ouster of President Teresa Sullivan sparks anger By Anita Kumar and Daniel De Vise

Virginia budget process draws to a close By Laura Vozzella

Mom knows best, this time around By John Kelly

Man who crashed SUV into D.C. building says he was trying to get FBI’s attention By Marissa Evans

Shoes on power line prompt concern in Northeast D.C. By Martin Weil

U.S. surveillance drone crashes on Eastern Shore, Navy says By Ashley Halsey Iii

NATIONAL

Educators once opposed raising bilingual children. Experts now say it’s beneficial. By Catherine De Lange

Liquid injections for knee arthritis do not prove to be helpful in studies By Linda Searing

Pediatric growth charts often leave parents confused and concerned By Marlene Cimons

Insurer’s 30-day prescription limit aims to cut painkiller abuse By Michelle Andrews

As CT scans become more common for children, concerns about radiation grow By Laura Ungar

Virginia teen Heydi Mejia is a granted reprieve from deportation By Eli Saslow

Don’t get tangled in the IPO yarn By Vivek Wadhwa

As the Earth warms, forest floors add greenhouse gases to the air By Brian Vastag

NASA mission to study black holes, supernovae and the sun is led by a woman By Brian Vastag

Back pain can be eased by strengthening and elongating muscles, author says By Whitney Fetterhoff

Analysis: The unexpected evangelical silence on Mitt Romney’s Mormonism By Jonathan Merritt| Religion News Service

Crowdfunding: the next generation — four changes that will shake up the model By Venturebeat.com

Overfished oceans threaten large species; solar flares might wreak havoc By Aaron Leitko

Black Mormons face a political choice like no other By Peggy Fletcher Stack| Religion News Service

Jerry Sandusky child sex abuse trial: Witness says he was treated as ‘girlfriend’ By Joel Achenbach and Jenna Johnson

Catholic theologians rebuff Vatican By Tim Townsend| Religion News Service

Former USCIRF staffer charges Muslim bias By Adelle M. Banks| Religion News Service

ENTERTAINMENT

‘Trapeze,’ by Simon Mawer By Wendy Smith

Lots of ire, little fire in ‘Sister Mary’ By Jane Horwitz

A long finish for a choral director, a new look for Washington’s choruses By Anne Midgette

Corcoran seeks input via community meeting By Jacqueline Trescott

Signature Theater’s things that go bump in the night By Jessica Goldstein

Tonys lose some luster By Lisa De Moraes

After the Tonys, D.C. raises a glass By Peter Marks

Olney’s new artistic director to ‘raise some eyebrows’ By Jessica Goldstein

BUSINESS

Americans saw wealth plummet 40 percent from 2007 to 2010, Federal Reserve says By Ylan Q. Mui

With crisis rooted in Europe, U.S. less vulnerable but has less flexibility to act By Zachary A. Goldfarb

Apple online store is down, updates likely By Hayley Tsukayama

University of Maryland, Northrop Grumman partner on cybersecurity program By Steven Overly

Apple details more on Mountain Lion By Hayley Tsukayama

Apple s iOS 6, Mountain Lion, MacBooks, Macs By Hayley Tsukayama