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What happened on November 08, 2012

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What happened on November 08, 2012

WORLD

For Afghan troops, donkeys are the new helicopters By Kevin Sieff

Mexico says marijuana legalization in U.S. could change anti-drug strategies By William Booth

In Mozambique, transforming guns into art By Sudarsan Raghavan

Assad warns West against military intervention By Babak Dehghanpisheh

Thai prime minister insists she’s not her exiled brother’s puppet By Gwen Robinson and David Pilling | Financial Times

Iran warplane fired at U.S. drone in early November By Ernesto Londoño

Holder says he is undecided on whether to stay on as attorney general By Sari Horwitz

Hu opens Chinese congress with call to fight corruption By Keith B. Richburg

Israel’s Netanyahu comes in for criticism in wake of U.S. presidential election By Joel Greenberg

LIFESTYLE

Showtime changes name of ‘The Big C’ By Lisa De Moraes

Last soldier buried in Tomb of the Unknowns wasn’t unknown By Bill Thomas

As first military social work officer killed in action, Army Lt. Col. David Cabrera was a ‘soldier of kindness’ By Jim Sheeler

Carolyn Hax: The first breakup — and the nth — is hard to do By Carolyn Hax

Hints From Heloise: Stop the marketing calls By Heloise

Ask Amy: Brother’s need should not inspire theft By Amy Dickinson

First Person Singular: Nita Robinson, 67, La Plata, Safeway cashier By Katy June-friesen

Veterans Day lets us recognize sacrifices of children with parents in the military By — Moira E. Mclaughlin

Style Invitational Week 996: A Life-Time opportunity — combine two magazines By Pat Myers

Lang Lang, Christoph Eschenbach, NSO offer vivid classical music By Anne Midgette

Dogged voter Dominique Williams made it to Boston in time to vote By Manuel Roig-franzia

OPINIONS

Ukraine slides away from democracy By Editorial Board

Why not an income-based affirmative action? By Richard D. Kahlenberg

The god of electricity By Danielle Allen

The way forward By Charles Krauthammer

The future of Afghan women By Afghani Barakzai

A new America speaks By Eugene Robinson

Lawmakers face a torrent of delayed decisions By Editorial Board

D.C. voters go for integrity By Editorial Board

Rebuilding the GOP’s appeal By Michael Gerson

For Republicans, less purity and more reality By Alan Charles Raul

NATIONAL

‘10 Commandments judge’ Roy Moore wins his old job back By Kim Chandler| Religion News Service

Jared Lee Loughner sentenced to life in prison By James Ball

Silicon Valley’s second-term wish list By Vivek Wadhwa

Hints of a more virulent, mutating West Nile virus emerge By Brian Vastag

Warmer still: Extreme climate predictions appear most accurate, report says By Brian Vastag

The’nones’ say 2012 election proves they are a political force By Kimberly Winston| Religion News Service

Obama’s second term: The power of a new team By Jena Mcgregor

After huge Hispanic vote, plenty of reason to compromise on immigration reform By Lisa Miller

American Muslims celebrate defeat of congressional critics By Omar Sacirbey| Religion News Service

Convicted bishop is Catholic hierarchy’s elephant in the room By David Gibson| Religion News Service

LOCAL

Real-life CSI: When one identical twin is accused of killing the other By Michael S. Rosenwald

National Zoo welcomes first tentacled snakes born in 11 years By Rachel S. Karas

School and city officials address truancy rates in District By Emma Brown

Racial epithets heard at Virginia college after Obama’s reelection By Nick Anderson

Baltimore casino gets upgraded following passage of Md. expanded gambling measure By John Wagner

Gov. McDonnell favors federal Obamacare exchange for Virginia By Laura Vozzella

Study chides D.C. teacher turnover By Emma Brown

GWU reports overstating freshmen credentials By Nick Anderson

2 Arlington men collect donations, drive to N.J. to help Sandy victims By Stefanie Dazio

Turnover on Senate panel will affect feds By Joe Davidson

Forestville woman sees baking business on the rise for seventh anniversary By Natalie Mcgill | The Gazette

Spirituality and economics both say Hurricane Sandy does not present financial opportunity By Anne Bradley

Montgomery County considers smoking ban in county buildings By Victor Zapana

Patent office says telework withstood Sandy By Eric Yoder

McDonnell calls for cuts ahead of possible ‘fiscal cliff’ By Errin Haines

Election Day brings victories and setbacks for teachers unions By Lyndsey Layton

D.C. police arrest teen accused of burglarizing home, striking woman, 81 By Peter Hermann

Same-sex marriages in Md. won’t become official before Jan. 4, state lawyers say By John Wagner

Drop in speeding takes toll on Bowie revenue By Alan J. Mccombs | The Gazette

Bicycle groper pleads guilty to August attacks in Dupont Circle By Peter Hermann

Veteran who found his way circles back to help others By Petula Dvorak

Advocates hope high Latino voter turnout will lead to immigration policy changes By Candace Wheeler

NEWS

Suzuki Shuts Down U.S. Auto Sales, Files For Bankruptcy By Richard Read | Highgearmedia.com

Black Prairie album review: ‘A Tear in the Eye Is a Wound in the Heart’ By — Geoffrey Himes

Hyundai, Kia Owners Seek $775 Million Over Fuel Economy Fibs By Richard Read | Highgearmedia.com

Tia Fuller, an angelic warrior whose weapon of choice is jazz saxophone By Jess Righthand

2013 Volkswagen Jetta Hybrid: First Drive By John Voelcker | Highgearmedia.com

Taryn Simon and Enoc Perez at the Corcoran Gallery of Art By Michael O’sullivan

2013 Audi R8, V10 Spyder, And V10 Plus: First Drive By Nelson Ireson | Highgearmedia.com

Ann Hornaday reviews ‘Holy Motors’ By Ann Hornaday

Paul Banks album review: ‘Banks’ By — Mark Jenkins

The Fresh and Onlys: ‘Long Slow Dance’ By — Ben Opipari

Used Car Prices Tick Up After Sandy, But Beware Of Flooded Finds By Richard Read | Highgearmedia.com