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What happened on March 15, 2012

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What happened on March 15, 2012

OPINIONS

Another child dies in a hot car, and Gene Weingarten asks: Why was this a crime? By Gene Weingarten

Giving jailed juveniles a second chance at life By Marian Wright Edelman

Loosening China’s grip on rare-earth metals By Editorial Board

Five myths about Syria By Roger Owen

Catholics, contraceptives and John Locke By Michael Gerson

Think tank politics By Tevi Troy

Santorum needs Gingrich in the race By Eugene Robinson

Who had the worst week in Washington? Newt Gingrich. By Chris Cillizza

Gov. Bob McDonnell’s poor plan to unclog Virginia’s roads By Editorial Board

Fixing the GOP’s self-inflicted wound on defense By Marc A. Thiessen

Give juvenile convicts a shot at hope By Editorial Board

The Pentagon’s cold feet on Syria By Max Boot

Obama’s oil flimflam By Charles Krauthammer

Doggone it, stop hounding Romney By Ruth Marcus

BUSINESS

Pinterest addresses copyright concerns By Hayley Tsukayama

Shell to build petrochemical plant in Pennsylvania By Steven Mufson

Carlyle Group announces new board members, robust profits By Thomas Heath

Report of strategic reserve release denied by Obama administration By Steven Mufson

New iPad: iFixit co-founder flies to Australia to nab tablet early By Hayley Tsukayama

SEC likely to win its defense of ‘no-admit’ Citigroup settlement, appellate panel says By David S. Hilzenrath

The new iPad: Review roundup By Hayley Tsukayama

iPad app sizes swell to meet Retina display needs, 16GB feels a lot smaller By Meghan Kelly | Venturebeat.com

IMF approves its share of new Greek bailout By Howard Schneider

At Goldman, short-term greed vs. long-term greed By Ezra Klein

The Download: More companies with smart grid in mind By Steven Overly

Amazon, Discovery strike a Prime deal By Hayley Tsukayama

New iPad expected to break sales records By Hayley Tsukayama

HUD’s foreclosure report By Michelle Singletary

LIFESTYLE

Battle over athlete Jim Thorpe’s burial site continues By Neely Tucker

Carolyn Hax: The wisdom in not rushing to marry By Carolyn Hax

On Love: Julie Hodgson and John Muir By Janet Bennett Kelly

Debut of Katie Couric’s show set for September By Lisa De Moraes

Album review: Marisa Monte By Jess Righthand

Escapes: Evergreen mansion, Baltimore’s hidden Gilded Age gem By James F. Lee

First Person Singular: Bob Hardy, coach for Robinson High School rifle team By Amanda Long

Going Out Guide: Ann Hornaday reviews ‘21 Jump Street’ By Ann Hornaday

Get your kids on board with going meatless once a week By Casey Seidenberg

Baltimore’s Evergreen Museum & Library: Where to go and what to know By James F. Lee

Hints From Heloise: Power strip hits the road By Heloise

Ask Amy: Hostess gift begets unkind response By Amy Dickinson

At SXSW, real rock-and-roll lives By Chris Richards

“Hunger Games” and the great Hollywood hype machine By Jen Chaney

@Work Advice: Take this job and ... give it to me! By Karla L. Miller

NATIONAL

Young Americans less interested in the environment than previous generations By Martha Irvine

Bishops ‘dubious’ on White House contraception compromise By David Gibson| Religion News Service

Priest defends denying Communion to lesbian By David Gibson| Religion News Service

Priest defends denying Communion to lesbian By David Gibson| Religion News Service

Catholics don’t see contraception mandate as threat to religious freedom By Lauren Markoe| Religion News Service

Rick Santorum’s religious time machine By Lisa Miller

Britain starts talks on legalizing gay marriage By Trevor Grundy| Religion News Service

Vatican pulls support for seminarians’ soccer league By Alessandro Speciale| Religion News Service

Cleveland bishop has 60 days to appeal church closures By Michael O'malley| Religion News Service

WORLD

Widow of Marine who committed suicide to receive life insurance claim By Greg Jaffe

Bo Xilai’s ouster seen as victory for Chinese reformers By Keith B. Richburg and Andrew Higgins

Iranians offer gloomy outlook of nuclear talks By Thomas Erdbrink and Joby Warrick

Russia convicts protest leader’s husband By Kathy Lally

Pentagon: Afghan security breach was more serious than reported By Craig Whitlock

NATO’s measured exit plan in Afghanistan faces new obstacles By Ernesto Londoño and Karen Deyoung

SPORTS

Wizards trade JaVale McGee and Nick Young By Michael Lee

Washington Wizards made the right move in trading disappointing JaVale McGee and Nick Young By Mike Wise

Wizards vs. Hornets: John Wall leads Washington to win after trade of JaVale McGree and Nick Young By Michael Lee

NCAA tournament 2012: Virginia hopes to follow a successful script vs. Florida By Steve Yanda

NCAA tournament: Murray State races away from Colorado State, 58-41 By Eric Prisbell

Boys’ lacrosse: Gonzaga blows past Bullis, 12-2 By Eric Detweiler

NCAA tournament 2012: Marquette humbles BYU, 88-68 By Eric Prisbell

Potential D.C. United stadium site part of sports and entertainment complex By Steven Goff

Lamont Peterson, Amir Khan exchange pleasantries before punches By Gene Wang

Nationals’ Chien-Ming Wang: In an instant, long recovery is threatened By Adam Kilgore

Boys’ basketball: Walker won’t return to DuVal By James Wagner

NCAA basketball tournament: Connecticut unseated by Iowa State By Eric Prisbell

NCAA basketball tournament: Kentucky routs Western Kentucky By Eric Prisbell

NCAA tournament 2012: Georgetown aims to accelerate past early exits By Liz Clarke

LOCAL