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What happened on November 01, 2012

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What happened on November 01, 2012

LIFESTYLE

Home-schooling pioneer Susan Wise Bauer is well-versed in controversy By Julia Duin

Mia Chung, ‘You for Me for You’ playwright, tells the story so far By Jessica Goldstein

Carolyn Hax: Boyfriend oversteps boundaries with trust issues By Carolyn Hax

At Einstein High, guidance counselor Joseph Monte has been a teen angel for almost 50 years By Tony Glaros

Did your team win? That might affect how you vote. By Paul Farhi

And ABC to raise money for Sandy relief By Lisa De Moraes

Miss Manners: Politely assert your right to read amid idle chatter By Miss Manners

Style Invitational Week 995: Ask Backwards; plus the victorious V-O-T-E neologisms By Pat Myers

OPINIONS

In Benghazi timeline, CIA errors but no evidence of conspiracy By David Ignatius

Pulling the U.S. drone war out of the shadows By Editorial Board

Early voting’s pros and cons By Ruth Marcus

The choice By Charles Krauthammer

Will Hurricane Sandy be our wake-up call? By Eugene Robinson

The Democrats who predicted the 2012 campaign By Michael Gerson

Why the U.S. needs Muslim allies By Husain Haqqani

Stop looking for politics in a disaster By Haley Barbour

Post’s endorsement: Vote no on Ballot Question 1 in Va. By Editorial Board

WORLD

In Iran, drug trafficking soars as sanctions take bigger bite By Joby Warrick

CIA rushed to save diplomats as Libya attack was underway By Greg Miller

Syrian rebels execute unarmed government soldiers; dozens killed in fighting By Babak Dehghanpisheh

Russian defense chief in hot water By Will Englund

Putin hunkers down By Will Englund

China’s ‘firefighter-in-chief’ ascending By Simon Rabinovitch| Financial Times

POLITICS

Officials and experts praising FEMA for its response to Hurricane Sandy By Steve Vogel

Michelle Obama makes a final pitch as president’s reelection campaign nears end By Krissah Thompson

Wisconsin is vital to Romney, Obama strategies By David A. Fahrenthold

Obama returns to trail as Romney sets sights on Pennsylvania By Philip Rucker and Jerry Markon

Report criticizes U.S. immigration courts as inefficient By Reuters

Sandy puts climate change back in the conversation By Melinda Henneberger

Todd Akin finds funding in last days of Senate race By Tom Hamburger

Always in reelection mode By Al Kamen

Obama returns to campaign trail to deliver closing argument in whirlwind, multi-state trip By David Nakamura

Romney touts business chops at Va. rally By Philip Rucker

Tom Perriello: Offering wonky dives into facts to voters By Amy Gardner

In 5 Great Lakes states, some hotly contested terrain in presidential campaign By Joel Achenbach

Latina legislator in battleground Nevada is busy surrogate for Obama By Michael Laris

Tax reform tops agenda — and helps explain campaign spending explosion By Tom Hamburger

Allen West and Alan Grayson: Florida’s contribution to congressional partisanship By Ed O'keefe

Republicans angle for spots in a Romney administration By Philip Rucker and David Nakamura

In Petersburg, black voters are just as focused — if not as vocal — as in ’08 By Krissah Thompson

ENTERTAINMENT

‘The Lawgiver,’ by Herman Wouk By Melvin Jules Bukiet

Ricky Jay: Sleight of hand, abundant of secrets By Jessica Goldstein

Hirshhorn ‘Bubble’ project is up in the air By Lonnae O’neal Parker

Corcoran board is diverse, dedicated By David Montgomery and Lonnae O’neal Parker

Corcoran board holds key to museum’s fate By David Montgomery

I want to belieb: Getting lost in the Web of Justin Bieber By Chris Richards

Galleries: Joan Belmar arrives at ‘America’ after Chilean political change By Mark Jenkins

LOCAL

Prince George’s and the MGM casino that could be By John Wagner and Aaron C. Davis

Inspector general audit details hiring, ethics abuses at MWAA By Lori Aratani

Mystery patio set possibly made from fallen tree turns up on Woodley Park porch By Rachel Karas

For Steny Hoyer, a question of legacy By Aaron C. Davis

Warehouse in D.C. wholesale district catches fire By Clarence Williams

Adult naps: The answer for sleepy bus drivers and the rest of us, too By Petula Dvorak

ANC member used D.C. government-paid cellphone for adults-only chat lines By Mike Debonis

Civista Medical Center welcomes Baden clinic By Lindsay Renner | Maryland Independent

Going Out Guide By Jillian S. Sowah

Millie C. Parsons dies; stalwart secretary worked for the FBI for nearly 63 years By Emily Langer

Former Penn State president Graham Spanier charged in connection with Sandusky case By Jenna Johnson

Fairfax County Democrats sue over rules for observers at polling places By Corinne Reilly

In McLean, a street becomes a microcosm of election-year America By Marc Fisher

Officer accused of shooting a handcuffed suspect faces attempted-murder indictment By Matt Zapotosky

White’s Ferry’s swift trips across the Potomac have long history By St. John Barned-smith | The Gazette

Fire ravages stores at wholesale market in Northeast By Peter Hermann

Tiffany Alston will not be reinstated to General Assembly, lawyer says By Ann E. Marimow

Senate candidates address federal employee issues By Joe Davidson

AME church leaders decry gambling plan By John Wagner

Man killed, more than a dozen robbed in D.C. By Peter Hermann

Edwin White, Associated Press’s Saigon bureau chief during Vietnam, dies at 90 By Oskar Garcia

Cost of closing federal offices during Hurricane Sandy hard to gauge By Eric Yoder

A look at the Virginia Senate candidates’ records as governor By Laura Vozzella

Suspects charged in Capitol Hill robbery are linked to at least 9 other attacks By Peter Hermann

6-day jail sentence recommended for Kwame Brown By Del Quentin Wilber

Election Day: Find your polling place By Maggie Fazeli Fard