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What happened on June 27, 2012

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What happened on June 27, 2012

LIFESTYLE

Handy Guide: A buyer’s guide for towels By Jura Koncius

Advice for potty training a reluctant boy By Marguerite Kelly

Two Washington Post reporters head to Alaska to find romance By Tara Bahrampour and Annie Gowen

Rainbow-colored Oreo a harbinger of more gay advertising By Dan Zak

Seven deadly sins of dated decorating By Jura Koncius

Save money at the hair salon By Katherine Boyle

Is a long-distance relationship worthwhile? By Carolyn Hax

Whatever happened to ... the infertile couple who went to South Africa? By Suz Redfearn

Sally Quinn shares memories of her friendship with Nora Ephron By Sally Quinn

Gene Weingarten: Eulogy for my Drinking Duck By Gene Weingarten

Savoring the leaf of the grapevine By Barbara Damrosch

How To: Restore art deco rings By Jeanne Huber

Miss Manners: Qualified ‘yes’ that means ‘no’ irritates man asking favor By Miss Manners

Restaurant review: The Light Horse in Alexandria By Candy Sagon

How to monitor an online ‘friend’ By Marguerite Kelly

Lebron was a winner long before NBA title By Fred Bowen

Ballet Hispanico at Wolf Trap: Close, but no cigar By Sarah Kaufman

First Person Singular: Joe Burr, 33, Annapolis, Domino’s store manager and World’s Fastest Pizza Maker competitor By Amanda Long

Date Lab: The ultimate trivia team, or a wrong answer? By Elizabeth Terry

Ask Amy: For this couple, last names come first By Amy Dickinson

BBC America’s ‘Twenty Twelve’: Keep calm and carry a torch By Hank Stuever

BUSINESS

Business ownership on the side: Franchisees keeping their day jobs By Olga Khazan

Consumer safety group issues standards for folding play yards By Dina Elboghdady

Some student loans to become more expensive despite deal By Ylan Q. Mui

Google announces new tablet, Nexus 7 By Hayley Tsukayama

Apple wins injunction against Samsung Galaxy Tab By Hayley Tsukayama

Google I/O: Google Glass detailed By Hayley Tsukayama

Washington area unemployment rate stays steady at 5.5 percent By Abha Bhattarai

With Wish Lists, Airbnb moves beyond the practical and into the realm of imagination By Venturebeat.com

Google and Microsoft follow Apple and release their own tablets By Hayley Tsukayama and Amrita Jayakumar

Steve Wozniak speaks out against U.S. government’s handling of Megaupload case By Aaron Souppouris | Theverge.com

Washington area unemployment rate stays steady at 5.5 percent By Abha Bhattarai

Has Facebook’s success changed Silicon Valley’s culture for the worse? By Mathew Ingram | Gigaom.com

Barclays fined for ma­nipu­la­tion of Libor By Danielle Douglas

Drought threatens U.S. food prices By Peter Whoriskey

Zoellick says German caution raises euro-zone risk By Howard Schneider

Barry Becher, co-creator of the Ginsu knife TV commercials, dies at 71 By Matt Schudel

Mitt Romney shifts focus from Post article on Bain to health-care law By Nia-malika Henderson

Asana’s Inbox a step towards ridding offices of “work about work” By Ellis Hamburger | Theverge.com

For SCOTUSblog, one goal: ‘Beat everybody’ and break news of health-care ruling By Sarah Kliff

Google I/O kicks off today: What to expect By Hayley Tsukayama

WORLD

Germany offers vision of federalism for the European Union By Anthony Faiola and Michael Birnbaum

Troops have withdrawn from Iraq, but U.S. money hasn’t By Walter Pincus

For Mexican voters gripped by fear, few good choices By Nick Miroff and William Booth

Russian heartland fears NATO transit By Kathy Lally

Official explanation of deadly gunfight at Mexico City airport spurs questions By William Booth

Agent who started ‘Fast and Furious’ defends gunrunning operation By Sari Horwitz

Governor takes control of graft-ridden Russian city By Will Englund

Pakistan's Supreme Court sets collision course with new prime minister By Richard Leiby

Syria crisis: Hillary Clinton, Russian foreign minister to attend emergency talks By Karen Deyoung and Colum Lynch

lsraeli-Egyptian ties face new challenge with election of Islamist president in Egypt By Joel Greenberg

OPINIONS

Justice Scalia must resign By E.j. Dionne Jr

Romney’s strategic failure on immigration By Michael Gerson

Greece on its sickbed By David Ignatius

Rand Paul’s situational principle By Editorial Board

GOP-style jobs program By Dana Milbank

Burma’s lure is a slippery slope By Editorial Board

Leading U-Va. back to the top By Danielle Allen

Can women save the banks? By Sallie Krawcheck

Justice Scalia’s partisan discredit to the court By Editorial Board

POLITICS

What about the tanning-bed tax? By Al Kamen

Obama heading to fire-ravaged Colorado on Friday By Amy Gardner

Energy ads flood TV in swing states By T.w. Farnam

Supreme Court health care decision has Washington awaiting history By Michael E. Ruane

Committee acts to stop contractors from enabling human trafficking By Joe Davidson

GOP lawsuit challenges campaign contribution caps By T.w. Farnam

LOCAL

The Nuns on the Bus tour promotes social justice — and turns a deaf ear to the Vatican By Michelle Boorstein

Arlington lawsuit says priest sexually assaulted woman during ‘exorcisms’ By Annie Gowen

The ‘computer geek’ whose Md. lawsuit could help clear out your junk mail By Ann E. Marimow

For journalists, federal government offers plenty of job opportunities By Derrick T. Dortch

Prince William County news in brief By — Compiled By Sarah Lane

Area police officers suit up for Georgetown fitness program By Chris Lyford

Helen Dragas’s missteps show need to change makeup of U-Va. board By Robert Mccartney

Barclays fined for manipulation of Libor By Danielle Douglas