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What happened on May 18, 2012

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What happened on May 18, 2012

LIFESTYLE

Frequent flier miles and a practically free trip around the world By Jon Wile

A guide to using the Internet abroad By Becky Krystal

The Navigator: Travel insurance claims can hinge on the tiniest details By Christopher Elliott

Travel apps for smartphones and tablets explode, but how to find good ones? By Andrea Sachs

One-way flights make a comeback By Molly Mccluskey

Fojol Bros. food trucks criticized for stereotyping By Tim Carman

Travel insurance FAQ: Buying a policy, filing claims and more By C.e

Date Lab: They’ll leave the game- playing to the rest of you By Amanda Mcgrath

Frequent flier miles tips: How to amass travel rewards quickly By Jon Wile

Deal Hunter: Retirement savings shocker By Katherine Boyle

Carolyn Hax: Choosing between Mom and girlfriend By Carolyn Hax

Carolyn Hax: Before the advice, a brief introduction By Carolyn Hax

Six Flags America previews its new coaster, Apocalypse By Christina Barron

Betty White dishes on her career at Lisner Auditorium By Lonnae O’neal Parker

Maryland’s high court allows same-sex divorce By Ellen Mccarthy

Travel apps recommended by experts By Andrea Sachs

On Love: Megan Libby and Jonathan Mueller By Janet Bennett Kelly

On Love: ‘It was almost like a first date each time’ By Ellen Mccarthy

Block party for kids By Heloise

@Work Advice: When venting blows back on you By Karla L. Miller

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

Kenosha, Wis., and Jelly Belly Center: Where to stay, what to do and more By A.s

Theater: Mansaku-no-Kai Kyogen By Nelson Pressley

First Person Singular: The Pure Pasty Co. owner Mike Burgess, 50, Vienna By Robin Rose Parker

A newly minted ‘big brother’ acts up at home By Amy Dickinson

Weight loss via Levi Strauss? Gene’s pants are coming off. By Gene Weingarten

The man behind D.C.’s Argentine Festival By David Montgomery

Kenosha, Wis., and the Jelly Belly factory: A place for any taste By Andrea Sachs

Music: Peter Serkin, Shanghai Quartet By Joe Banno

NEWS

New concrete pier forms make stabilizing your deck or room addition much easier By Tim Carter

Why classical architecture makes little sense for today’s Washington By Roger K. Lewis

2012 Mini Cooper John Cooper Works Roadster: Impractical fun By Warren Brown

Condo associations can be liable under consumer protection law, Md. court rules By Benny L. Kass

Neighborhood profile: Lyon Village By Susan Straight

Kid-focused movie reviews By Jane Horwitz

Legislation would help underwater homeowners By Lyce Glink and Samuel J. Tamkin

Facebook shares back up after rocky morning By Hayley Tsukayama

Even in D.C.’s hot market, sellers need to make their houses stand out By Deborah K. Dietsch

Analysis: Facebook board must learn to deal with genius CEO By Jeffrey Sonnenfeld

WORLD

Chinese communist leaders denounce U.S. values but send children to U.S. colleges By Andrew Higgins and Maureen Fan

On joint U.S.-Afghan mission, balancing suspicion and ambition By Kevin Sieff

Syrian opposition buoyed by Aleppo rallies By Alice Fordham

$642.5 billion defense bill is approved by House By Walter Pincus

Germans deny Merkel suggested Greek vote on euro By Anthony Faiola and Michael Birnbaum

Iran sanctions bill blocked in U.S. Senate By Joby Warrick

U.N. nuclear chief to make unscheduled visit to Tehran By Joby Warrick

Egypt’s generals to redraw powers of presidency on eve of vote to fill post By Ernesto Londoño

Egyptian presidential hopefuls travel the country in bid for votes By Leila Fadel

European markets drop in response to economic worries By Anthony Faiola

World on their shoulders, Greeks face epic choice By Anthony Faiola

China strengthens military, Pentagon report says By Greg Jaffe

NATIONAL

‘Exorcist’ author, William Peter Blatty, to sue Georgetown University in Catholic court By Daniel Burke| Religion News Service

Bristol Bay mining would harm Alaska salmon habitat, EPA analysis says By Juliet Eilperin

Why basketball is Muslims’ favorite sport By Omar Sacirbey| Religion News Service

Faculty leave Baptist school, Shorter University, over “lifestyle” statement By Adelle M. Banks| Religion News Service

CDC recommends hepatitis C tests for all baby boomers By David Brown

Pope praises American nuns By Alessandro Speciale| Religion News Service

Poll: Queen should remain head of the Church of England By Al Webb| Religion News Service

LOCAL

Andrews Air Show to be held every other year By Hamil R. Harris

Lauren Webster, University of Virginia student and volunteer paramedic, dies at 25 By Emily Langer

Summer getaway guide for D.C. area drivers By Robert Thomson

Small, rigorous schools rule new High School Challenge rankings By Jay Mathews

Two top D.C. officials add millions in assistance to their home ward By Mike Debonis and Jonathan O’connell

Father and son plead guilty in multimillion-dollar federal bribery scheme By Clarence Williams

Landover man found slain wanted fresh start after prison term By Justin Jouvenal

D.C. pastor Derrick Harkins tries to balance spiritual and political roles By Hamil R. Harris

Md. high court will not reverse DNA ruling; state officials plan Supreme Court challenge By Matt Zapotosky

Washington’s day: average and great By Martin Weil

McDonnell signs controversial voter ID bills By Laura Vozzella

Robber bought fare cards, movie tickets By Martin Weil

A boat, a river and a youngster’s first bass By Michael E. Ruane

Two teens shot outside Rockville Metro station By Dan Morse and Dana Hedgpeth

High School Challenge: Why do private schools hide their data? By Jay Mathews

ENTERTAINMENT