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What happened on November 11, 2012

BUSINESS

OPINIONS

LIFESTYLE

ENTERTAINMENT

POLITICS

NATIONAL

WORLD

LOCAL

SPORTS

What happened on November 11, 2012

BUSINESS

For Volkswagen employees and their families, a deal on auto leases and free car insurance By Sarah Halzack

Georgetown start-up Tuckernuck lands $400,000 By Thomas Heath

Veteran-minded TroopSwap shifts from daily deals to digital identification By Steven Overly

Safeway training program helps veterans transition into management roles By Abha Bhattarai

Area start-up hopes to turn ‘idle cash’ into new jobs By Abha Bhattarai

Are walkable neighborhoods the future? By Jonathan O'connell

SNR Denton prepares for mega-merger By Catherine Ho

On edge of brutal ‘fiscal cliff,’ some see an opportunity to end debt paralysis By Lori Montgomery

Mount Rainier picks developers for Gateway Arts District project By Jonathan O'connell

Career Coach: How to handle the awkward job interview questions By Joyce E. A. Russell

After election, health care lobbyists tweak strategy By Catherine Ho

Value Added: Business lessons from a Vietnam veteran By Thomas Heath

ATK beats BAE for U.S. military’s biggest contract in October By Brendan Mcgarry

H&M to add three more stores in the Washington area By Abha Bhattarai

Editor’s note: The drip-drip-drip of job cuts shows no sign of slowing By Dan Beyers

The Download: The third Digital Capital Week coincides with presidential election By Steven Overly

After election, campaign staffers likely to descend on Washington in search of work By Sarah Halzack

TrustComm opens headquarters in Stafford By Marjorie Censer

Fannie, Freddie report profitable quarter By Abha Bhattarai

Same-sex marriage approval could boost business for wedding services By Mohana Ravindranath

How to avert the fiscal cliff without threatening small businesses By J.d. Harrison

The new development wars: As wave of projects begin to sprout, so do disputes By Jonathan O'connell

VetAdvisor seeking commercial business By Marjorie Censer

Washington area business diary for week of Nov. 12 By Shawn Selby

Commentary: The government once forced businesses to close. It could happen again. By Tammy Darvish

OPINIONS

It’s the welfare state, stupid By Robert J. Samuelson

The red flags in Obama’s foreign policy By Jackson Diehl

Venezuela, the bane of human rights By Editorial Board

In Petraeus downfall, hubris meets high tech By Ruth Marcus

Obama shouldn’t back down By E.j. Dionne Jr

Fix immigration now By Editorial Board

Veterans deserve better than a claims backlog By R. James Nicholson and Thomas G. Bowman

Tricking the TSA By Editorial Board

LIFESTYLE

‘Oliver Stone’s Untold History of the United States’: Facts through a new lens By Ann Hornaday

At Schlesinger, Alexandria Symphony Orchestra balanced variety with focus By Grace Jean

National Philharmonic showcases Prokofiev’s lyrical side By Joan Reinthaler

Carolyn Hax: A deeper problem than a bad impression By Carolyn Hax

Black Prairie’s long, rolling fields of sound By Scott Galupo

Morton Subotnick, electronic music pioneer, performs at Library of Congress By Stephen Brookes

Ask Amy: Carpool diva scores no points with this mom By Amy Dickinson

The Gray Lady’s new CEO, in black and white By Paul Farhi

Hints From Heloise: Bra-strap blues By Heloise

ENTERTAINMENT

‘Young Philby’ by Robert Littell, a spy novel that combines real and surreal By Patrick Anderson

Opera review: Angela Meade at the Kennedy Center By Anne Midgette

Valerie Eliot, widow of poet T.S. Eliot, dies at 86 By Jill Lawless

POLITICS

IRS watchdog thwarts tax evasion schemes By The Partnership For Public Service

The Republican Party’s electoral map problem By Chris Cillizza

GOP’s Red America forced to rethink what it knows about the country By Eli Saslow

Nation’s highways remain an issue for an Obama second term By Jeff Plungis

What did Supreme Court hear about same-sex marriage on Election Day? By Robert Barnes

NATIONAL

Opposition threatens Chesapeake Bay cleanup plan By Darryl Fears

James L. Stone, Army officer who received the Medal of Honor for valor in Korea, dies By Emily Langer

In New York two weeks after Sandy, life still far from normal By Ned Martel

WORLD

Portuguese head to former African colony to escape euro crisis By Sudarsan Raghavan

Pakistani officials consider options for filtering YouTube By Michelelangevine Leiby

Israel fires at Syria after stray mortar strikes army post By Joel Greenberg

Pakistani lawyers go from heroes to ‘gangsters’ By Richard Leiby

Syrian opposition groups strike reorganization deal By Babak Dehghanpisheh

After latest crisis at BBC, many wonder how to restore institution’s credibility By Karla Adam

Former aides wonder: Did Petraeus stumble in unfamiliar terrain? By Greg Jaffe

Lawmakers want probe of Petraeus investigation By Karen Deyoung and Sari Horwitz

LOCAL

Rising Muslim American leader in D.C. speaks for his generation By Pamela Constable

Rec leagues vs. Pick-up games: two sides of the playing field By Robert Samuels

Children’s Hospital ponders a newborn with a mystery illness By John Kelly

Montgomery County considers giving more of the road to buses By Katherine Shaver

Like the neighborhood, not the school? Author understands your problem. By Jay Mathews

President observes Veterans Day at wreath-laying ceremony By Robert Samuels

Why is the GOP overwhelmingly white? By Courtland Milloy

SPORTS

NCAA hammers Caltech, but other schools deserve to be nailed By Norman Chad

Maryland basketball: Terps look to move forward after nearly stunning Kentucky By Alex Prewitt