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What happened on June 15, 2012

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What happened on June 15, 2012

POLITICS

U.S. will stop deporting some illegal immigrants who came here as children By Peter Wallsten

Third supervisor was involved in Secret Service scandal in Colombia By Carol D. Leonnig and David Nakamura

Daily Caller reporter Neil Munro interrupts Obama’s immigration announcement By David Nakamura

McConnell defends political contributions as free speech By Kathleen Hunter

Former U.S. Rep. Norman F. Lent dies; New York Republican was 81 By Emily Langer

Romney launches tour of heartland by saying, ‘I hear you’ By Philip Rucker

OPINIONS

Five myths about Marco Rubio By Manuel Roig-franzia

Is teacher churn undermining real education reform in D.C.? By Mark Simon

Book review: Daniel Klaidman’s ‘Kill or Capture’ and David Sanger’s ‘Confront and Conceal’ By Dina Temple-raston

Kathleen Parker: Watergate’s legacy to America By Kathleen Parker

To fix the climate, take meat off the menu By Frances Kissling and Peter Singer

Is it a father’s job to teach his kid to fight? By Joel Stein

Leaks aren’t the problem. We need more disclosure, not less. By P.j. Crowley

Baltimore Harbor is missing a guest of honor By Lawrence J. De Meo Jr

‘The Obamians : The Struggle Inside the White House to Redefine American Power ,’ by James Mann By Gideon Rose

What Judge Urbina taught me By Daniel Rosenthal

Pressing Egypt on democratic change By Editorial Board

D.C. needs tougher campaign finance laws By Editorial Board

‘Who I am,’ with little predictability By Gary Wasserman

3 books on Soviet communism By Dennis Drabelle

Dawdling on the deficit By Editorial Board

George Will: Unleash the high court By George F. Will

Is The Post going after Jim Graham? By Patrick B. Pexton

Negotiating a nuclear bomb By Ray Takeyh

“Prairie Fever: British Aristocrats in the American West 1830-1890,” by Peter Pagnamenta By Scott Martelle

“The Man Who Changed the Way We Eat: Craig Claiborne and the American Food Renaissance” by Thomas McNamee By Phyllis Richman

Israeli President Shimon Peres discusses Syria and Iran By Lally Weymouth

Lessons of love from my dad By Mark K. Shriver

D.C.’s unethical elected officials By Colbert I. King

BUSINESS

Feld Entertainment head prepares to pass his empire to his daughters By Thomas Heath

YouTube channel YOMYOMF launches, focus on Asian-American pop culture By Hayley Tsukayama

Dealing with bad ads online By Hayley Tsukayama

Facebook moves to consolidate cases By Hayley Tsukayama

Study: Nearly one-third of small contractors report ‘bait and switching’ By Olga Khazan

Greek election: Candidate Alexis Tsipris hopes an earthquake will shake the euro zone Sunday By Howard Schneider

District unemployment falls in May By Abha Bhattarai

ECB pledges action if Greece forced from euro zone By Zachary A. Goldfarb

Vizio shows off new laptops, desktops By Hayley Tsukayama

FCC considers whether to study cellphone radiation By Cecilia Kang

Facebook CTO Bret Taylor leaving for start-up By Hayley Tsukayama

Rajat Gupta guilty of insider trading By Grant Mccool and Basil Katz

Microsoft planning a tablet launch, report says By Hayley Tsukayama

Small cloud companies struggling to secure federal contracts, certification By J.d. Harrison

Why grads should choose a start-up over Wall Street By Ezra Klein

NEWS

2012 Nissan Quest: An anything-but-mini van By Warren Brown

Outdoor wood will rot and crack from water damage if not treated periodically By Tim Carter

5 Misconceptions about the financial crisis and its aftermath By Allan Sloan

Hyundai Elantra GT Goes Zombie For The Walking Dead's 100th Issue At Comic-Con By Nelson Ireson | Highgearmedia.com

U.S. markets swing to Europe’s moods By Amrita Jayakumar

New releases: music, movies, books and video games By Jen Chaney and Weekend Staff

Reactions to Obama’s plan to spare younger illegal immigrants from deportation By Ryan Kellett

Family Filmgoer reviews ‘Madagascar 3,’ ‘Rock of Ages’ and ‘Lola Versus’ By Jane Horwitz

Audi SQ5 Preview: 313-HP, Twin-Turbo Diesel Crossover By Nelson Ireson | Highgearmedia.com

Building an optimistic future for D.C. By Roger K. Lewis

LIFESTYLE

Forty years after ‘napalm girl’ picture, a photographer reflects on the moment that might have been his By David Burnett

The Impulsive Traveler: Gulf Shores, Ala., the Jersey Shore of the South? By Bob Carden

Washington Early Music Festival celebrates music from medieval to baroque By Deneen Brown

Skin care doesn’t have to be pricey By Katherine Boyle

Now seaworthy cadets bring Coast Guard’s Eagle to Baltimore for Star-Spangled Sailabration By Steve Vogel

You can taste Burgundy here, but it helps to go there By Dave Mcintyre

Corcoran’s conundrum: Great location, tricky redevelopment By Jonathan O’connell

Review: Neil Diamond at Verizon Center By Dave Mckenna

Did the Internet really need Dudepins? By Monica Hesse

In San Francisco, a bounty of farmers markets By Brendan Spiegel

Movie offers a rare look at Arctic wildlife By — Juliet Eilperin

Repaying boyfriend’s generosity; needing time solo By Carolyn Hax

The Navigator: GPS improvements are on the way By Christopher Elliott

On Sale: Deals on wedding dresses, children’s apparel and more By Janet Kelly

The Jurassic Coast, England’s Riviera By Tilly Lavenas

Natalie Standiford talks about summer reading and writing about her favorite season By Tracy Grant

Reporter Chon defends affair with U.S. official By Paul Farhi

To cure the blahs, look inside yourself first By Carolyn Hax

Postcard from Tom: Meatball love in Minneapolis By Tom Sietsema

ENTERTAINMENT