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What happened on June 19, 2012

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What happened on June 19, 2012

BUSINESS

MacBook Pro with Retina display review: Should you buy it over the standard Pro? By Ross Miller | Theverge.com

'Civilization V: Gods & Kings' review: Strategic combat finally feels strategic By Russ Pitts | Theverge.com

Facebook explains reporting tool By Hayley Tsukayama

Microsoft Surface vs. Apple’s iPad By Hayley Tsukayama

CFPB launches complaint database By Ylan Q. Mui

Pizza chains band together over proposed menu-labeling plan By Dina Elboghdady

Fab celebrates 1st birthday with UK expansion By Venturebeat.com

Fed expected to do more stimulus By Zachary A. Goldfarb

Walgreens announces partnership with Alliance Boots By Sarah Halzack

Microsoft Surface: Five things we don’t know By Hayley Tsukayama

Google+ streams coming to Flipboard By Venturebeat.com

Greek parties close to forming coalition government to tackle economic crisis By Howard Schneider

Microsoft aims to straddle two worlds with new Surface tablet By Cecilia Kang

Should Netflix buy Spotify? By Janko Roettgers | Gigaom.com

LIFESTYLE

Edward Klein defends his Obama biography, ‘The Amateur’ By Steven Levingston

Carolyn Hax: Introvert dreads exhausting visits with extrovert husband’s family By Carolyn Hax

CrossFit Kids gets children to exercise By Vicky Hallett

Pixar’s ‘Brave’ features a girl as the hero By — Christina Barron

Byrrh and Swedish Punsch, on the comeback trail By Jason Wilson

Cats make friends with baby robin By — Associated Press

National Capital Barbecue Battle at 20: The politics have changed By Byjim Shahin

District’s needy get fruit and vegetable Rx By Jane Black

Santigold turns 9:30 Club stage into her playground By Megan Buerger

Liquid’s the better option at nautical Tel’veh Cafe & Wine Bar By Sietsemat@washpost.com and Tom Sietsema

Kohinoor Dhaba in Arlington By Nevin Martell

Farmers market recipes that can save a trip to the supermarket By — Jane Touzalin

‘African Cosmos: Stellar Arts’ centers on science and human need to connect By Lonnae O’neal Parker

Ask Amy: Sister worries about adoption secret By Amy Dickinson

Patricia Wettig, ‘ready for battle’ in ‘The Normal Heart’ at Arena Stage By Jessica Goldstein

TV: Todd Palin to be on ‘Stars Earn Stripes’ By Lisa De Moraes

WORLD

U.S., Israel developed Flame computer virus to slow Iranian nuclear efforts, officials say By Ellen Nakashima, Greg Miller and Julie Tate

FBI gets a broader role in coordinating domestic intelligence activities By Greg Miller

Jewish extremists suspected in arson attack on West Bank mosque By Joel Greenberg

Pakistani premier Gilani ousted from office by top court By Shaiq Hussain and Joshua Partlow

Militants attack NATO camp in Afghanistan; seven killed By Sayed Salahuddin

Among Syrian rebels, a shared sense of commitment By Austin Tice

Investigators recommend punishment for Koran burning By Greg Jaffe

Israeli official says priority is peace process, not attack on Iran By Karin Brulliard

Iran nuclear talks fall short By Kathy Lally and Joby Warrick

Russian ship carrying helicopters to Syria turns back By Karen Deyoung

Egypt state news agency says Mubarak is ‘clinically dead,’ but lawyer denies report By Ernesto Londoño and Ingy Hassieb

LOCAL

Former Redskin Rickie Harris convicted of drunk driving By Justin Jouvenal

Asians outnumber Hispanics among new immigrants to U.S. By Carol Morello

Texting while cycling? Smartphone, dumb rider. By John Kelly

Shrinking Jesuit population forces closing of D.C.’s St. Aloysius Gonzaga parish By Michelle Boorstein

Red ink at Fairfax County’s arts center in Lorton forces change By Fredrick Kunkle

UVA interim president pick known as ‘savvy strategist’ By Annys Shin

Takoma Park grants waiver to ‘nuclear-free zone’ ordinance By Victor Zapana

District’s Gregory library is second to open east of Anacostia in two weeks By Mihir Zaveri

Transit funding: State officials plans to bypass Northern Virginia commission By Patricia Sullivan

Montgomery residents were at home during string of burglaries By Martin Weil

Reid and Boehner say they want transportation bill finished by June 30 By Ashley Halsey Iii

Gray standing by his housing pick despite affair By Mike Debonis

U-Va. board member, professor quit amid uproar over President Teresa Sullivan’s ouster By Anita Kumar and Daniel De Vise

Charter schools enroll fewer disabled children than public schools, GAO report says By Lyndsey Layton

NEWS

Have a ball with Danish ebelskivers By Tim Carman

Middle class could face higher taxes under Republican plan, analysis finds By Lori Montgomery

Family moving historic house from Massachusetts to Virginia By Susan Svrluga

Planting fresh produce in D.C.’s ‘food deserts’ By Tim Carman

To ensure future food supply, we must address difficult questions By Deborah Atwood

Obama campaign asks Crossroads GPS to disclose donors By Amy Gardner

2013 Bentley Continental GT Speed Preview By Nelson Ireson | Highgearmedia.com

All Three Six-Wheeled F1 Cars To Gather For First Time At Goodwood By Nelson Ireson | Highgearmedia.com

Patrick Racing To Bring Natural Gas Race Cars To American Le Mans Series In 2013 By Nelson Ireson | Highgearmedia.com

Chevy Chase bank consortium gets $150 million investment By Thomas Heath

FoodCorps is one of several efforts to give children healthy foods By Debra Eschmeyer

Fred Luter elected first African-American head of Southern Baptists By Jeannine Hunter

ENTERTAINMENT

Erin Weaver glides into a new phase in her career By Peter Marks

Mark Haddon’s ‘The Red House,’ reviewed by Ron Charles By Ron Charles

Music: Hahn and Hauschka at Birchmere By Anne Midgette

‘Homer,’ by Elisha Cooper, a picture book about a very contented dog By Kristi Jemtegaard

‘Barnum’s Bones: How Barnum Brown Discovered the Most Famous Dinosaur in the World,’ by Tracey Fern By Abby Mcganney Nolan

Kevin Roche’s architectural legacy on display in National Building Museum show By Philip Kennicott