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What happened on November 28, 2012

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What happened on November 28, 2012

LOCAL

Five things you should do if you hit the Powerball jackpot By Maggie Fazeli Fard

Zig Ziglar, upbeat motivational speaker and author, dies at 86 By Adam Bernstein

Doug Duncan running for Montgomery County executive By Victor Zapana

Former county leader, decorated veteran, longtime educator George Barton dies By Caitlin Gibson

AP performance continues to rise in Montgomery By Lynh Bui and Donna St. George

Do differences in parenting styles matter? By Jay Mathews

All-electric taxi firm may serve Arlington By Patricia Sullivan

At 50, Temple Micah is still a work in progress By Rachel S. Karas

Prince William County warned of Health District cuts By Jeremy Borden

Do good works redeem Md. ex-drug dealer? By Robert Mccartney

Prince William County news in brief By — Compiled By Sarah Lane

Going Out Guide By Jean Mack

A Muslim reflection on Thanksgiving and charity in the holiday season By Johari Abdul-malik

Going Out Guide for the District of Columbia, Nov. 29-Dec. 5 By Carrie Donovan

Washington firms, Maryland consultants won big in expanded gambling fight By Aaron C. Davis and John Wagner

Arrests made in slaying of store owner, three other homicides By Clarence Williams and Peter Hermann

The Going Out Guide for Montgomery County, Nov. 29-Dec. 5 By Carrie Donovan

Federal Diary celebrates 80 years covering federal employee issues By Joe Davidson

Narrowing field could leave stark choice in Va. governor’s race By Errin Haines and Laura Vozzella

Groundbreaking of Vietnam War education center held on the Mall By Michael E. Ruane

Gay-rights groups and a casino company chipped in to Maryland’s same-sex marriage campaign By John Wagner

Md. audit cites loss of potential speed-camera revenue By Mark Berman

Here comes another special election for D.C. Council By Tim Craig

Federal audit: Metro safety is improving but still fragile By Lori Aratani

Joseph B. Kelly, writer and authority on horse racing, dies at 94 By Frederick N. Rasmussen

At Children’s Hospital, teen moms tell it like is By John Kelly

OPINIONS

Keeping e-mail private By Editorial Board

Mitt Romney: A good man. The right fight. By Stuart Stevens

Falling for Hamas’s media manipulation By Michael Oren

A road map to higher taxes on the rich By Robert J. Samuelson

The bare truth about the ‘fiscal cliff’ By Dana Milbank

Democrats could use their own Grover Norquist By E.j. Dionne Jr

Prince George’s comes clean By Editorial Board

Mitt on the menu By Matt Miller

What will Palestinians do after the U.N. vote? By Editorial Board

A cliff of their own choosing By George F. Will

Obama’s challenge: Thinking big By David Ignatius

LIFESTYLE

The confident generation: Millennial women are changing what work looks like By Laura Sessions Stepp

Darryl Carter and the thrill of the hunt By Jura Koncius

How to fix damaged blue mirror glass tables By Jeanne Huber

Salsify and scorzonera, the rarer roots By Barbara Damrosch

Wall-to-wall carpet handy guide By Jura Koncius

A leafless holly for winter By Adrian Higgins

House Calls: A sunroom sanctuary in the District By Megan Buerger

Half an apology from ‘Men’ actor By Lisa De Moraes

First Person Singular: Neal Bailey-Harper, 54, Alexandria, preschool music instructor, Mr. B Music and Drama By Amanda Long

@Work Advice: How to avoid gift exchanges, and other survival skills for the office holiday season By Karla L. Miller

Struggling to stop envying friends By Carolyn Hax

Tom Sietsema: Fuego Cocina y Tequileria By Tom Sietsema

A sticky situation in the tub By Heloise

Lack of recognition saddens child advocate By Amy Dickinson

College basketball teams offer great games for fans in Washington By Fred Bowen

Miss Manners: Unpleasant news doesn’t have to be conveyed unpleasantly By Miss Manners

According to latest poll, Washington workers are ... happy? By Tom Jackman

White House is dressed in holiday style By Jura Koncius

Gene Weingarten: Frankincense and mirth By Gene Weingarten

Date Lab: In the end, she’s not coy about rating this date By Christina Breda Antoniades

Gifts for the home under $50 By Lindsey M. Roberts, Megan Buerger and Jura Koncius

SPORTS

Washington Nationals weighing options for new spring training home By James Wagner

Robert Griffin III demonstrates leadership qualities rare for a rookie of any sport By Jason Reid

Midge Purce lifts Good Counsel girls’ soccer atop final rankings for second straight year By Eric Detweiler

Robert Griffin III has been valuable, but is the Redskins’ quarterback MVP material? By Mark Maske

Volleyball: Sherwood caps third straight unbeaten season with another No. 1 finish By Louis Nelson

South River field hockey separates itself from the Anne Arundel pack By Greg Schimmel

Wizards vs. Trail Blazers: Washington withstands late surge to pick up first win of the season, 84-82 By Michael Lee

Army vs. Navy: Mids’ thoughts turn to injured teammate Ralph Montalvo By Gene Wang

Maryland 3A football final: Huntingtown, River Hill square off for state title By Greg Schimmel

Boys’ Soccer: Gonzaga looks forward after No. 1 finish By Roman Stubbs

ACC invites Louisville to join conference By Barry Svrluga and Liz Clarke

Big East needs to return to basketball roots, rather than chase football crumbs By John Feinstein

Virginia vs. Wisconsin: Cavaliers topple Badgers in ACC-Big Ten Challenge, 60-54 By Mark Giannotto

WORLD

U.S. overseeing mysterious construction project in Israel By Walter Pincus

Afghan women caught between modernity, tradition By Kevin Sieff

Officials: Syrian rebels’ arsenal includes up to 40 antiaircraft missile systems By Joby Warrick