Dates of Publication in the Washington Post
What happened on June 29, 2012
BUSINESS
Why the health-care ruling may stop franchises from opening new stores, creating new jobs By Catherine Monson
Sony buys EMI publishing for $2.2 billion By Dina Elboghdady
For businesses, plenty of questions remain about the health-care law By Sarah Kliff and Jia Lynn Yang
iPhone 5? Well, not exactly. Apple’s iPhone turns 5. By Hayley Tsukayama
Nexus 7 review: Can Google finally begin to make an impact in a crowded tablet market? By Joshua Topolsky | Theverge.com
Chrome for iOS: What you should know By Ellis Hamburger | Theverge.com
2013 Shelby GT350 to have more color options, updated wheels, more By Kurt Ernst | Highgearmedia.com
Want a terabyte iPad? Then you’ll want to read this By Stacey Higginbotham | Gigaom.com
Why new MacBook Airs crash when running Google’s Chrome By Venturebeat.com
Can Microsoft save RIM? By Venturebeat.com
AOL restructures again By Venturebeat.com
Supreme Court ruling could boost the cost of health-care reform, ex-CBO chief argues By Lori Montgomery
RIM delays BlackBerry 10, announces job cuts By Hayley Tsukayama
Petition protests Megaupload data seizure By Hayley Tsukayama
Chrome tops App Store list of free apps By Hayley Tsukayama
Would Honda make more Fit EVs if demand exceeds its production total of 1,100? By John Voelcker | Highgearmedia.com
Why did Google decide to make the Nexus Q in the U.S.? By Laura June | Theverge.com
WORLD
U.S. Ambassador to Kenya J. Scott Gration resigns over ‘differences’ with Washington By Sudarsan Raghavan
In Burma, civil war grinds on far from capital By Jason Motlagh
For West, no satisfying explanation for Russia’s stance on Syria By Karen Deyoung
Justice Department confirms it will not prosecute Holder By Sari Horwitz
Egyptian President-elect Mohamed Morsi defiant on eve of taking office By Ernesto Londoño and Haitham Mohamed
New sanctions hit Iran amid diplomatic stalemate By Jason Rezaian and Joby Warrick
U.S. targets informal banks for alleged aid to Taliban By Joby Warrick
U.S. urges China to respect Internet freedom after Bloomberg Web site is censored By William Wan and Keith Richburg
At last minute, S. Korea postpones signing first military pact with Japan since World War II By Chico Harlan
NATIONAL
FINRA chief remembers first job mowing, napping on golf course By Christina Lee
Not just chess: Atheists are organizing high school clubs, too By Kimberly Winston| Religion News Service
Jim Yong Kim will face the World Bank’s culture of economists. Let’s hope it won’t be pretty. By Galit A. Sarfaty
Era of chimp research ends at controversial Maryland lab By Brian Vastag
Why would Jews vandalize a Holocaust memorial? By Lauren Markoe| Religion News Service
Christian Churches Together chooses new executive director By Adelle M. Banks| Religion News Service
During Colo. wildfires, the not knowing hurts the most By Adam Kilgore
Leontine T.C. Kelly, pioneering African-American woman bishop, dies at 92 By B. Denise Hawkins| Religion News Service
What Sir Ken Robinson had to say at the World Innovation Forum By Dan Leidl
Health-care ruling raises thorny questions about practical, financial ramifications By N.c. Aizenman
LIFESTYLE
Meet Ricky, your cruise director By Andrea Sachs
Chesapeake Shakespeare Company: The charming Bards of Baltimore By Nelson Pressley
A fairy-tale romance with a twist By Monica Hesse
Readers’ views on marrying when there’s doubts By Carolyn Hax
How to end, or mend, a friendship By Carolyn Hax
Chicago’s Second City: Funny 101 By Andrea Sachs
These knitters wouldn’t unravel under the glare of U.S. Olympic Committee By Anne Midgette
A whale of a rental car nightmare By Jane Touzalin
Best new travel toys and apps By Christina Barron
The Navigator: The problem of shady Web reviews By Christopher Elliott
On Sale: Early-July shop ops By Janet Bennett Kelly
Letters to the Travel Editor
On Love: Dorothy Nederman and Will Hildebrandt By Janet Bennett Kelly
Unfaithful partner wants to recommit By Amy Dickinson
Museum of Endangered Sounds enshrines audio from bygone era By Aaron Leitko
This week’s travel bargains around the globe
For one week, good triumphs over evil online By Monica Hesse
Budget beauty: Doctors weigh in By Katherine Boyle
The Impulsive Traveler: Details, San Antonio
On Love: ‘It kind of feels like we’re on vacation all the time’ By Ellen Mccarthy
Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes: We’re still obsessed By Monica Hesse
ENTERTAINMENT
Chris Brown: A career timeline By Chris Richards
Wattpad gives writers a place online to tell their stories By Ellen Mccarthy
DRIFT The Unmooring of American Military Power By Rachel Maddow; WARTIME An Idea, Its history, Its Consequences By Mary L. Dudziak By Gordon M. Goldstein
As Corcoran reels, Washington’s other private art museums hold their own By Jacqueline Trescott
‘Superman: The High-Flying History of America’s Most Enduring Hero,’ by Larry Tye By Michael Cavna
Chris Brown has ‘F.A.M.E.’ and ‘Fortune,’ but what about forgiveness? By Chris Richards
Don Grady, one of TV’s ‘My Three Sons,’ dies at 68 By Associated Press
Et tu, dude? Why do directors take Shakespeare so far from his contexts? By Peter Marks
Bringing Broadway to the Beltway By Tomi Obaro
NEWS
2013 Ford Fiesta: Green as the new cheap By Warren Brown
Italy’s culture threatens its economic future By Steven Pearlstein
Nuts & Bolts: 2013 Ford Fiesta
The Impulsive Traveler: In San Antonio, food feeds revival of Pearl Brewery area By Steve Jermanok
“Rome: An Empire’s Story” by Greg Woolf By Jonathan Yardley
‘The Ocean of Life: The Fate of Man and the Sea’ by Callum Roberts By Mark Kurlansky
BMW And Toyota To Collaborate On Sports Car Development By Viknesh Vijayenthiran | Highgearmedia.com
Toyota Adds 154,000 2010 Lexus RXs To 2009 Unintended Acceleration Recall By Nelson Ireson | Highgearmedia.com
2013 Mercedes-Benz CLS Shooting Brake: Official Details, Gallery By Nelson Ireson | Highgearmedia.com
SPORTS
Bryce Harper loves Washington, and says he wants to play his entire career in the city By Adam Kilgore
Tom Verbanic takes the helm of Flint Hill football program By Preston Williams
Family support helped Bradley Beal make it to the Wizards By Mark Giannotto
Three-day eventing performance depends on relationship between horse, rider and groom By Matt Breen
Paige Patterson uses her lacrosse skills, entrepreneurial spirit to launch backyard summer camp By Eric Detweiler
America’s ‘genius cluster’ in sports By Sally Jenkins
National: Beau Hossler stays calm, makes cut at 3 over By Barry Svrluga
U.S. Olympic swimming trials: Michael Phelps and Ryan Lochte battle for psychological edge By Amy Shipley
Mystics vs. Sun: Connecticut run to open second half dooms Washington By Mark Giannotto
D.C. United vs. Montreal Impact
Key hits help Orioles beat Indians By Eduardo A. Encina
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Branko Boskovic re-signs with D.C. United, is ready for greater production By Steven Goff
AT&T National: Hunter Mahan overcomes heat to lead by two strokes after two rounds By Barry Svrluga
Tiger Woods shoots 68 to move to 2 under at AT&T National By Gene Wang
Nationals vs. Braves: Michael Morse home run lifts Washington past Atlanta By James Wagner
2012 Under Armour All-America Lacrosse Classic
Lance Armstrong case can move forward after review board says USADA can pursue doping charges By Amy Shipley
Jessica Hardy third in freestyle heats after stunning loss in the breaststroke By Amy Shipley
O’Connell’s Kendall Marshall goes to Phoenix Suns with 13th pick By Mark Giannotto
Heat at AT&T National is a brutal test for golfers and fans alike By Gene Wang
U.S. long jumper Brittney Reese just a short hop away from London By Rick Maese
OPINIONS
Nora Ephron changed my life. Really. By James Mcauley
Breaking the cycle of sexual assault in the military By Garry Trudeau and Loree Sutton
We lost on health care. But the Constitution won. By Randy Barnett
Memo to Hollywood: Women go to the movies, too By Melissa Silverstein
Why your hamburger hates America By Tracie Mcmillan
“The Admirals: Nimitz, Halsey, Leahy, and King — The Five-Star Admirals Who Won the War at Sea,” by Walter R. Borneman By John Lehman
The Supreme Court defends the right to lie By Editorial Board
The speed read: ‘It’s the Middle Class, Stupid!’ by James Carville and Stan Greenberg By Justin Moyer
Romney vs. The Post on outsourcing By Patrick B. Pexton
John Roberts’s Compromise of 2012 By Charles Lane
Why I’m not giving up on the search for extraterrestrial life By Jill Tarter
Can Mexico’s incoming government make the needed reforms? By Enrique Krauze
Book review: ‘As Texas Goes .?.?.: How the Lone Star State Hijacked the American Agenda’ by Gail Collins By Bryan Burrough
An unfair cloud of suspicion
Congressional days of wine and roses
Bombing or the bomb? By David Ignatius
An urgent need for action on Syria By Editorial Board
Dulles rail gets a critical hand from Gov. McDonnell By Editorial Board
A wise discretion with immigration
Justice Roberts’s resurrection By Kathleen Parker
Gender at U-Va.
Mexico’s new president will face a changing nation By Editorial Board
The health-care decision’s aftermath
Why we need Supreme Court Cliffs Notes By Michael Serota
Jim Graham and the lottery contract mess By Colbert I. King
Want to stimulate the economy? Let’s hand cash directly to the states. By Linda J. Bilmes and Shelby Chodos
Five myths about the veepstakes By Scott Farris
LOCAL
Virginia wins waiver from some No Child Left Behind provisions By Emma Brown
Prince George’s school superintendent leaving for Philadelphia By Ovetta Wiggins
Two killed as powerful storm leaves more than 1.5 million in D.C. region without power By Clarence Williams, Martin Weil and Ashley Halsey Iii
Donald H. Richardson, mortgage banker
African American churches focus on being holy and healthy By Hamil R. Harris
Joan Scott, screenwriter who penned scripts for blacklisted husband, dies at 91 By Elaine Woo
More than a million homes without power as severe thunderstorms strike D.C. By Clarence Williams and Martin Weil
Joseph W. Crane, federal worker
Nancy N. McArdle, teacher
After the health care ruling, Roberts jokes, but declines to talk about the decision By Del Quentin Wilber
Loudoun and Fauquier sports announcements
Michael Brown: ‘Substantial’ amount missing from campaign account By Tim Craig
Pr. George’s crews continue search for worker missing after warehouse roof collapse By Matt Zapotosky
McDonnell reappoints Dragas to U-Va. board By Anita Kumar
Washington area residents get a whiff of Shenandoah wildfires By Annys Shin
J. Duncan Love, researcher
POLITICS
Chief Justice John Roberts’s health-care ruling gets plenty second-guessing By Robert Barnes and Del Quentin Wilber
Student loan extension, highway funding approved by Congress By Ed O’keefe and Rosalind S. Helderman
Politics plays role in some Democrats’ support of Holder contempt vote By Rosalind S. Helderman and Ed O’keefe
Health-care law’s impact: How Virginia, Maryland and D.C. are faring By Karen Tumulty and Laura Vozzella
GOP turns focus of health-care fight to Obama’s economic stewardship By David Nakamura and Nia-malika Henderson
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