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What happened on March 02, 2012

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What happened on March 02, 2012

LIFESTYLE

Riding an Amtrak train cross-country: A unique view of America By Melanie D.g. Kaplan

How the Civil War gave birth to modern journalism in the nation’s capital By Paul Farhi

Bachata music star Romeo Santos is shaking things up By Chris Richards

On Love: ‘If he’s the one, it will work out after all’ By Ellen Mccarthy

Book review for kids: ‘The Winter Pony’ By — Tracy Grant

Coming & Going: Legroom on American Airlines, healthful hotels, more travel news By Andrea Sachs

Coke-built playgrounds stirs obesity debate By — Julie Deardorff and Chicago Tribune

On Love: Tricia Magnuson and Geoff Leone By — Janet Bennett Kelly

Comic Todd Glass on stand-up, success and being true to himself By Andrew Clark

In defense of McClellan: A contrarian view By Gene Thorp

A visionary museum By — Margaret Webb Pressler

Amtrak goes high-tech, expanding use of iPhones, WiFi, iPads and touch screens By M.d.g.k

What’s the Deal? This week’s best travel bargains around the globe. By K.c. Summers and Andrea Sachs

Style Invitational Week 961: The end of our rhops — it’s the anti-rhopalic By Pat Myers

Hints From Heloise: Lingering odors sent on their way By Heloise

Carolyn Hax: Sensitive about her cooking; immature boyfriend By Carolyn Hax

Rovos Rail, an elegant ride into South Africa’s genteel past By Sandra Macgregor

The ‘she-devils’ of the Shenandoah Valley held their own By Linda Wheeler

Bed Check: Traditions at the Glen hotel in Upstate N.Y. By Andrea Sachs

NEWS

Helping your children buy their first home By Harvey S. Jacobs

How to safely glue pieces of wood together By Tim Carter

Home designs target non-traditional families By Katherine Salant

2012 McLaren MP4-12C: Fast but not jarring, except to the wallet By Warren Brown

Distressed homeowners may lose hefty tax break tied to mortgage modifications By Kenneth R. Harney

After the flipping, the families return to Foxridge By Eliza Mcgraw

Loan relief for some underwater borrowers may be stymied by AIG unit’s stance By Kenneth R. Harney

LOCAL

Change in dog’s behavior: Thyroid dysfunction? By Michael W. Fox

Civil War hero Robert Smalls seized the opportunity to be free By Avis Thomas-lester

Va. Supreme Court: U-Va. doesn’t have to give Cuccinelli global-warming documents By Anita Kumar

Some are swapping mega-churches for tiny ones By Hamil R. Harris

After years of delay, D.C. Costco is on its way By Lori Aratani

Stan Stearns dies; captured immortal image at JFK’s funeral By Adam Bernstein

Taking up residence in Petworth By Paul Abowd

Georgetown president defends Sandra Fluke, blasts Rush Limbaugh By Jenna Johnson

A mild one, meteorologically speaking By Martin Weil

Va. GOP’s toughest opposition in assembly came from within By Laura Vozzella and Anita Kumar

D.C. parcel may not be big enough for plans for Redskins facility and redevelopment By Mike Debonis

Almost 150 years after it sank, Monitor still captivates By Michael E. Ruane

Anne Arundel County Executive John R. Leopold indicted By Aaron C. Davis

Judaism is about what happens both inside and outside the synagogue By Rabbi Shira Stutman

Smokey Robinson visits D.C. students at Duke Ellington School of the Arts By Erica W. Morrison

Federal authorities probing Va. senator, aviation firm By Anita Kumar and Laura Vozzella

Petworth, a suburb in the city By Monica Arpino

After Currie scandal, Md. ethics reforms begin to take shape By Greg Masters

POLITICS

Second Manassas showed how bloody war would be By Steve Vogel

As Super Tuesday approaches, GOP candidates focus on evangelical voters By Krissah Thompson

For Romney and Santorum, Super Tuesday’s prize is spelled Ohio By Philip Rucker and Rosalind S. Helderman

Uncle Sam didn’t welcome gay employees By Joe Davidson

OPINIONS

I’m a black hockey fan. We do exist. By Clinton Yates

Before attacking Iran, Israel should learn from its 1981 strike on Iraq By Colin H. Kahl

What’s so bad about American parents, anyway? By Brigid Schulte

The House intelligence committee: A rare example of bipartisanship By David Ignatius

Five myths about Vladimir Putin By Andrew S. Weiss

James Q. Wilson, honored prophet By George F. Will

D.C. homicides: When is a murder case ‘solved’? By Patrick B. Pexton

One state for Palestinians and Israelis By Ahmed Moor

Greatness for the Old Post Office building By Donald J. Trump

How to get Afghans to trust us once again By Fernando M. Luján

What Rick Santorum doesn't understand about JFK By Kathleen Kennedy Townsend

Plan B for stopping Obama By George F. Will

Rush Limbaugh the uniter By Kathleen Parker

Virginia belongs at the top of the presidential-election calendar By Stephen J. Farnsworth

Who had the worst week in Washington? Sen. John Cornyn. By Chris Cillizza

New neighborhoods, and not Redskins practice fields, are the District’s future By David Alpert

How long does the U.S. wait to aid Syria? By Editorial Board

How Mitt Romney, as consultant in chief, would fix the economy By Walter Kiechel

Mideast peace, with something short of a deal By Robert Malley and Aaron David Miller

What D.C.’s school funding commission accomplished By Ed Lazere

The GOP’s vagina monologue By Dana Milbank

Two recall lottery meeting with D.C. Council member Graham By Colbert I. King

The GOP can no longer avoid its Rush Limbaugh problem. By Editorial Board

WORLD

In India, the world’s largest democracy, some see system as a handicap By Simon Denyer

U.N. report: Human rights abuses continue in Libya By Colum Lynch