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What happened on June 26, 2012

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What happened on June 26, 2012

BUSINESS

Teens in survey paint positive picture of social media’s effect on their lives By Cecilia Kang

FTC sues Wyndham Hotels over hacker breaches By Craig Timberg

Why updated Firefox for Android app may give Google Chrome’s app a run for its money By Venturebeat.com

Business advice: Lessons in social responsibility from the Adidas “shackle shoe” By Shrita Sterlin

Home prices up, but too soon to declare a recovery By Amrita Jayakumar

Vizio announces its first Google TV set-top box product; pre-orders open up next month By Venturebeat.com

What the Yammer-Microsoft deal means for the enterprise social market By Venturebeat.com

Apple launches new Podcasts app By Nathan Ingraham | Theverge.com

Dell expands flagship XPS laptop series By Scott Lowe | Theverge.com

Measure to increase FDA funds through new company fees goes to Obama By Dina Elboghdady

SPORTS

College World Series: Arizona wins title over two-time defending champion South Carolina By Eric Olson

Tiger Woods looks to pass Jack Nicklaus, approach Sam Snead, for PGA Tour wins By Barry Svrluga

Washington Capitals name Adam Oates new coach By Katie Carrera

Sandusky scandal had one perpetrator, and many accomplices By Mike Wise

AT&T National 2012: When Tiger Woods talks about others, sometimes he really is talking about himself By Thomas Boswell

Hunter Mahan has positive memories of playing Congressional Country Club in 2009 By Barry Svrluga

Adam Oates has the charm and the discipline to lift the Capitals again By John Feinstein

U.S. Olympic swimming trials: Missy Franklin posts fastest time in 100-meter backstroke prelims By Amy Shipley

R.C. Owens, original ‘alley-oop’ receiver in the NFL, dies at 77 By Sam Farmer

Los Angeles Angels batter Brian Matusz and Baltimore Orioles for 7-3 victory By Eduardo A. Encina

ENTERTAINMENT

Karen Thompson Walker’s ‘The Age of Miracles,’ reviewed by Ron Charles By Ron Charles

Denis Johnson’s ‘Train Dreams’ released in paperback By Nora Krug

Review of Glen Duncan’s ‘Talulla Rising’ By Elizabeth Hand

Synetic, Keegan theaters release schedule of plays, musicals for upcoming season By Jessica Goldstein

LIFESTYLE

Sauternes is a sweet wine, but there’s more to it By Jason Wilson

A cake that calls for The Process By David Hagedorn

Rielle Hunter, John Edwards’s mistress, is grilled on ‘The View’ By Lisa De Moraes

1927’s ‘Animals and Children Took to the Streets’: Going past the edge, successfully By Jessica Goldstein

Girlfriend overcompensates for boyfriend By Amy Dickinson

When she says no, boyfriend huffs, puffs and leaves By Carolyn Hax

Sants donate $10 million to National Museum of Natural History By Jacqueline Trescott

‘Three Times Lucky’ is a Southern mystery for kids By — Tracy Grant

Seasonal fruit fillings for a Berry Crunch Cake By — D.h

Cook beans, think Crescent Dragonwagon By Joe Yonan

Kenneth Feinberg talks about compensation for Sept. 11, BP oil spill victims By Manuel Roig-franzia

Five beers to drink on the Fourth By Greg Kitsock

CarterQue BBQ & Grilling By — Nevin Martell

Washington Post food calendar for June 28-July 15 By Becky Krystal

Sugo Cicchetti in Potomac By Tom Sietsema

Picnic smart and light for the Fourth By Bonnie S. Benwick

Kennedy Center companies to perform at Royal Opera House Muscat in Oman By Anne Midgette and Sarah Kaufman

OPINIONS

The seersucker bond unraveled By Dana Milbank

Shall we lock up a child and throw away the key? By George F. Will

With Sullivan’s recall, U-Va. can begin looking at its future By Editorial Board

Romney may soon be feeling the Arizona heat By Kathleen Parker

Are members of Congress profiting from their official business? By Editorial Board

Pr. George’s faces an education reality check By Editorial Board

Class war at the Supreme Court By Harold Meyerson

Women who don’t have anything close to ‘it all’ By Katrina Vanden Heuvel

Anne-Marie Slaughter aside, women can have quite a lot By Ruth Marcus

LOCAL

Cooking oil thieves hit Montgomery’s Red Rooster restaurant By Michael Laris

Nora Ephron, prolific author and screenwriter, dies at age 71 By Adam Bernstein

Space in Va. group homes scarce, some mentally ill languish in state care By Laura Vozzella

Arlington Marine Niall Coti-Sears killed in Afghanistan By Mihir Zaveri

Online testing revolution comes to schools By Sarah Garland

U-Va. board unanimously reinstates Teresa Sullivan as president By Jenna Johnson, Anita Kumar and Daniel De Vise

Baker taps lawyer Manuel Geraldo for Prince George’s planning board By Miranda S. Spivack

From cold waters to Cold War: The story of a Navy seal By John Kelly

One of the last gay Jewish survivors of the Holocaust By Martin Weil

West Nile virus found in Va. mosquitoes By Luz Lazo

Recent storm leaves 21 structures in Cheverly, Bladensburg areas uninhabitable By Martin Weil

Former Post columnist Raspberry uses Baby Steps to transform lives By Courtland Milloy

Montgomery school board bans nonprofits from distributing fliers at middle, high schools By Michael Alison Chandler

Experts draw lessons from U-Va. crisis By Susan Svrluga

GOP amendments scuttle D.C. budget autonomy bill By Ben Pershing

Makeup of federal workforce has changed in past decade, data show By Eric Yoder

Latinos returning to Pr. William after immigration crackdown, but scars remain By Jeremy Borden

NATIONAL

D.C. appeals court upholds EPA regulations to fight global warming By Darryl Fears

Dalai Lama taps American to bridge East and West at Tibetan monastery By Kim Lawton| Religion News Service

Library of Congress obtains astronomer Carl Sagan’s personal papers By Joel Achenbach

Ain’t no mountain high enough By Tom Ehrich| Religion News Service

Medal of Honor shows the ultimate test and triumph of leadership By Michael Useem and Andrea Useem