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What happened on March 23, 2012

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What happened on March 23, 2012

NEWS

Volkswagen and Audi: A tale of two wagons By Warren Brown

Bank of America hopes underwater homeowners become renters to avoid foreclosure By Kenneth R. Harney

Warming up to homes with radiant heat By Tim Carter

2012 New York Auto Show Coverage Preview By Viknesh Vijayenthiran | Highgearmedia.com

GM: We’ll Replace Chevrolet Volt 120-Volt Charging Units By Nikki Gordon-bloomfield | Highgearmedia.com

Why Apple should use its cash hoard to buy Twitter By Barry Ritholtz

The mortgage ‘robo-signing’ settlement’s impact on the D.C. area By Benny L. Kass

OPINIONS

Do college professors work hard enough? By David C. Levy

What if ‘Mad Men’ took place in 2012? By Stephanie Newman

The unintended consequences of D.C.’s ‘First Source’ rules By Mike Burlas

What determines a D.C. property’s ‘fair’ market value? By Colbert I. King

The U.S. military doesn’t know who is fit to fight By Stephen N. Xenakis

Hands off people’s choice of roommates By Rigel Oliveri

Obamacare’s contract problem By George F. Will

What’s going to happen during 3 days of arguments on health care? By Jeffrey Rosen

When ‘life means life’ doesn’t mean justice By Walter Lomax

The legitimate goals — and overblown claims — of the JOBS Act By Editorial Board

Clinton and Obama: Presidential parallels By David Maraniss

Jim Yong Kim, the right choice for the World Bank By Editorial Board

Five myths about the health-care law By Walter Dellinger

My pet Mitt By Dana Milbank

Book-club picks for Election 2012 By David Ignatius

A thaw at the Park Service opens up possibilities in D.C. By David Alpert

How the voters can clean up D.C. politics By Sylvia C. Brown and And Bryan Weaver

Mike Daisey and the price of deceit By Rachel Manteuffel

Preventing a nuclear Iran By Michael O’hanlon and Bruce Riedel

Is a paywall coming to The Washington Post? By Patrick B. Pexton

Murray Lender, the man who brought bagels to the masses By Lily Rothman

The first black president has made it harder to talk about race in America By Reniqua Allen

American Id-eology By Kathleen Parker

Virginia fails test of corruption risk By Editorial Board

ENTERTAINMENT

“The Dressmaker,” by Kate Alcott By Carolyn See

3 books on the War of 1812 By Dennis Drabelle

Book review: ‘The Richer Sex,’ on contemporary women, by Liza Mundy By Stephanie Coontz

“Enemies: A History of the FBI” by Tim Weiner By Dina Temple-raston

Designer Jean Paul Gaultier’s twist on ballet is a unique ‘Snow White’ By Sarah Kaufman

“Gathering of Waters,” by Bernice L. McFadden By Lisa Page

“Religion for Atheists: A Non-Believer’s Guide to the Uses of Religion” by Alain de Botton By Heller Mcalpin

Habitat for Humanity uses online auction, big name to draw interest in charity event By Katherine Boyle

“Freedom’s Cap: The United States Capitol and the Coming of the Civil War” by Guy Gugliotta By Jonathan Yardley

“How Not to be Eaten: The Insects Fight Back” by Gilbert Waldbauer and “A World of Insects ”edited by Ring Carde and Vincent H. Resh By Amy Stewart

Review: Mars Volta’s ‘Noctourniquet’ By Allison Stewart

Exploring Earth tones in ‘The Great Animal Orchestra’ By Paul Mitchinson

“Imagine: How Creativity Works,” by Jonah Lehrer By Michael S. Roth

WORLD

Leader of Mali military coup trained in U.S. By Craig Whitlock

Army Sgt. Robert Bales charged with murdering 17 Afghans By Craig Whitlock and Richard Leiby

Spotlight falls on North Korean defectors’ treatment in China By Chico Harlan

Obama trip to Seoul to be overshadowed by standoff with North Korea By David Nakamura and Chico Harlan

Despite mounting criticism, Iraqi Prime Minister Maliki’s position appears strong By Alice Fordham

As details of massacre emerge, Afghan man who lost 11 relatives says: ‘We want justice’ By Richard Leiby and Sayed Salahuddin

Medvedev calls missile defense a threat to Russia By Will Englund

China in a tug of war between two Sudans By Sudarsan Raghavan and Andrew Higgins

BUSINESS

As America grays, businesses help seniors age in place By Olga Khazan

Jim Yong Kim, Dartmouth College president, tapped by Obama to head World Bank By Howard Schneiderand Zachary Goldfarb

Who is Jim Yong Kim? By Elizabeth Flock and Hayley Tsukayama

Independent panel says federal regulators partly to blame for fatal Massey mine blast By Steven Mufson

Banks’ preemptive strike against Dodd-Frank By Suzy Khimm

Will Macs also get Retina Display upgrades this summer? By Tom Cheredar | Venturebeat.com

Apple to pay $1.2M for misleading customers in Italy By Meghan Kelly | Venturebeat.com

Apple only sells 2% more iPhones than Best Buy By Tom Cheredar | Venturebeat.com

Facebook’s $710,000 ads By Jennifer Van Grove | Venturebeat.com

Netflix jumps into creating original content By Sean Ludwig | Venturebeat.com

Facebook to employers: this asking-for-passwords nonsense needs to stop By Sean Ludwig | Venturebeat.com

Area unemployment dropped to 5.6% in Jan. By V. Dion Haynes

Ezra Klein: At World Bank, Jim Yong Kim could be right fit at right time By Ezra Klein

New-home sales fell in February, but prices rose By Brady Dennis

Bats withdraws IPO after errors pummel its stock, halt Apple By Nina Mehta, Nick Baker and Nikolaj Gammeltoft

Why is the new iPad charging too slowly? Blame the battery for starters By Devindra Hardawar | Venturebeat.com

Apple’s iPhoto app hits 1 million users since release By Meghan Kelly | Venturebeat.com

House panel memo ties Corzine to missing MF Global funds By David S. Hilzenrath

Asking for Facebook passwords during the interview is an invasion of privacy By Jolie O'dell | Venturebeat.com

Facebook recognizes that not all friends are created equal with new feature By Jennifer Van Grove | Venturebeat.com

Facebook: Users shouldn’t be forced to share info with prospective employers By Hayley Tsukayama

Court orders FDA to examine antibiotics use on animals By Dina Elboghdady