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What happened on May 16, 2012

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What happened on May 16, 2012

LIFESTYLE

How To: Paint exterior brick to look distressed By Jeanne Huber

Tips for decorating a beach house By Jura Koncius

Planting sweet potatoes in late spring By Barbara Damrosch

NPR sees sharp downturn in advertising revenue, leading to talk of cuts By Paul Farhi

A Bethany Beach house gets a makeover By Jura Koncius

Beach house renovation tips By Jura Koncius

Funky Sounds 'Bustin' Loose' In the District By Michel Marriott

Chuck Brown’s musical impact: Deep into Washington, and beyond By Chris Richards

A home theater in Waldorf gets a makeover By Megan Buerger

Google doodle kids and other success stories By Tracy Grant

Bringing It On Home;'Bustin' Loose': Chuck Brown's Driving Up the Record Charts; Singer Chuck Brown's 'There' After 11 Years By Jacqueline Trescott

How stupid can you get? By Fred Bowen

These moms need to go on a shame-free diet By Amy Dickinson

TV Column: CBS fall lineup By Lisa De Moraes

...and Chuck Brown Made It Go-Go By Marc Fisher

Cannes 2012: Bill Murray, ballyhoo and the search for the next ‘Artist’ By Ann Hornaday

Lanning Roper: Remembering the garden designer By Adrian Higgins

Sons resent father’s financial aid for their stepsister By Carolyn Hax

NATIONAL

Silicon Valley needs humanities students By Vivek Wadhwa

Brain damage from IED blasts and football concussions is similar, study shows By David Brown

President Obama’s ‘cool’ factor By John Paul Rollert

Paralyzed woman moves robotic arm with her thoughts By Brian Vastag

N.T. Wright asks: Have we gotten heaven all wrong? By John Murawski| Religion News Service

D.C. Archdiocese, Georgetown University spar over Kathleen Sebelius speech By David Gibson| Religion News Service

Church softball league calls a foul on bisexual pastor By Tim Townsend| Religion News Service

Vatican says unity with traditionalist SSPX needs ‘further discussions’ By Alessandro Speciale| Religion News Service

Chuck Colson’s memorial steeped in prison themes By Adelle M. Banks| Religion News Service

LOCAL

Md. passes income tax hike on six-figure earners By Aaron C. Davis

Former D.C. teacher makes FBI ‘Most Wanted’ list after 2008 child porn discovery By Allison Klein

D.C. police to allow Sikh officers to wear beards, religious items on job By Tara Bahrampour

Chuck Brown dies: The ‘Godfather of Go-Go’ was 75 By Chris Richards

Covington & Burling set to move headquarters to CityCenterDC By Jonathan O’connell

Brown’s beat booms from speakers across city the night ‘D.C. lost its president’ By Marc Fisher and And J. Freedom Du Lac

Real estate agents help local ‘heroes’ buy homes By Jeremy Borden

Jewish Federation of Washington must constantly innovate to meet community’s needs By Steven Rakitt and Stuart Kurlander

Damascus residents hope to paint community’s name on water tower By Tripp Laino

Loudoun Water to reconnect well in Raspberry Falls community By Caitlin Gibson

Same-sex marriage support a sign of love, acceptance and devotion to God By Rev. Brad Braxton

Same-sex marriage support shows diversity in African-American religious community By Rev. Dennis Wiley

Anti-gay GOP vote shows McDonnell’s failure By Robert Mccartney

Laurel couple’s 70 years of marriage weave in community’s history By Holly Nunn

D.C. news in brief By — Compiled By Terence Mcardle

Automatic TSP investments increase proposed By Eric Yoder

Arlington considers a $2.4 billion capital plan By Patricia Sullivan

Airports board puts off vote on labor incentive in Silver Line construction By Dana Hedgpeth

Loudoun County volunteer opportunities By Sandy Mauck

Yorktown Elementary book clubs promote lunchtime literacy By Abby Brownback

Prince George’s community cracks down on stormwater pollution By Daniel J. Gross

Roger Clemens trial: Cross-examination of chief accuser Brian McNamee continues with plenty of drama By Del Quentin Wilber and And Ann E. Marimow

Oakton band hopes to build on their fan base, musical passions By Keith Loria

Going Out Guide for the District of Columbia, May 17-23 By Carrie Donovan

At Pr. George’s Show Place Arena, taxpayers foot the bill for football tickets, other questionable expenses By Miranda S. Spivack

Mormon prom’s ‘London Calling!’ By Hamil R. Harris

Calvert County schools 100 percent green again By Laura Dukes

Neighborhood affects how much we walk, bike and take transit, survey finds By Katherine Shaver

‘Blitz build’ transforms dilapidated house into home for homeless youths in Southeast D.C. By Maggie Fazeli Fard

Prosecutor says Marine fatal stabbing was a hate crime By Keith L. Alexander

Final Salute offers housing to homeless female veterans By Kali Schumitz

Ospreys are back at Mount Vernon, in a new home By John Kelly

Diggs Elementary educator named Charles County teacher of the year By Gretchen Phillips

Santae Tribble’s 1980 murder conviction overturned by D.C. judge By Spencer S. Hsu

1892 snapshot of a vanished Washington By Michael E. Ruane

OPINIONS

Rand Paul’s cynical budget By Dana Milbank

Mr. McDonnell shies away from his good idea By Editorial Board

More Volcker rules might help By Harold Meyerson

Mr. Boehner’s lamentable desire to repeat bad history By Editorial Board

The real lesson from JPMorgan’s $2 billion loss By Robert J. Samuelson

Romney’s air kiss to Bill Clinton By E.j. Dionne Jr

Too much agreement means more entitlements By George F. Will

Pakistan blew its chance for security By David Ignatius

Georgetown gets it right on invitation to Kathleen Sebelius By Editorial Board

WORLD

Army probing PTSD diagnoses By Steve Vogel

Deceased Vietnam vet receives Medal of Honor By Mark S. Smith

Muslim Brotherhood presidential candidate an underdog in Egypt By Ernesto Londoño