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What happened on November 29, 2012

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What happened on November 29, 2012

LOCAL

Outlet mall chain breaks ground near National Harbor By Miranda S. Spivack

U.S. birthrate plummets to its lowest level since 1920 By Tara Bahrampour

Vanished: The case of Tiffany Goines By Anqoinette Crosby

D.C. welcomes its first Costco By Maggie Fazeli Fard

Maria-Lana Queen: Local artist uses paint to work through emotions By Marvin Joseph

Senate panel ends UMUC inquiry By Nick Anderson

End of an era: New town center replacing Springfield Mall By Gregg Macdonald, Fairfax County Times

Guardianship case in McLean illustrates lack of regulation for those caring for the elderly By Justin Jouvenal

Operating Silver Line could cost Metro millions more than expected By Lori Aratani and Dana Hedgpeth

Mickey ‘Guitar’ Baker dies; 1950s guitarist had a smash hit with ‘Love Is Strange’ By Terence Mcardle

Demolition of house begins at former chemical weapons site in D.C. By Rachel S. Karas

Waiting for a sign to define lane lines By Robert Thomson

Judge finds District’s rules for hanging political posters unconstitutional By Ann E. Marimow

Residents start petition against plans for College Park charter school By Daniel J. Gross | The Gazette

Animal Doctor: How to avoid claw-legged couches By Michael W. Fox

Bill to protect ex-offenders moves to full D.C. Council for vote By Tim Craig

Tutoring brings relief to Montgomery County’s homeless children By Jen Bondeson | The Gazette

North Beach plans holiday celebration By Katie Fitzpatrick | The Calvert Recorder

Soccer tradition rolls on at Good Counsel High By Kara Rose | The Gazette

Marine veteran, co-founder of Maryland Defenders suits up to help rescue animals By Jamie Anfenson-comeau | The Gazette

House members criticize TSA By Ashley Halsey Iii

Parents come to aid of Heather Hills art program By Alan J. Mccombs | The Gazette

Minority teacher hiring in Charles County is up 4 percent By Gretchen Phillips | Maryland Independent

Bill Bolling explains decision to quit race for GOP gubernatorial nomination By Laura Vozzella

Annandale students spread warmth purl by purl By Holly Hobbs | Fairfax County Times

East Coast Rapist enters guilty pleas By Josh White

In Fairfax County, the birth of a family through adoption By Holly Hobbs | Fairfax County Times

Benefit to help raise funds for orphans with HIV in Ethiopia By Tamika L. Gittens

Forgotten-child incident in D.C. highlights special-ed busing concerns By Emma Brown

Alexandria police name David Huchler to replace Hassan Aden as deputy chief By Allison Klein

OPINIONS

Pro-choice Republicans go public By Victoria Toensing

Congo urgently needs U.S. help By Ben Affleck

Cliff-jumping with Barack By Charles Krauthammer

A much-needed Medicaid reform By Editorial Board

Susan Rice and double standards By Ruth Marcus

Balancing U.S. secrets with the public’s right to know By Editorial Board

How U.S. can deepen ties in the Americas By Robert B. Zoellick

Is this the planet we want to leave behind? By Eugene Robinson

Austerity and morality By Michael Gerson

ENTERTAINMENT

‘Portrait of a Novel’ looks at Henry James and the bridge to modernism By Steven Moore

Illuminating Per Kirkeby’s dark collections By Mark Jenkins

‘Boy Meets World’ is getting the reboot treatment By Jessica Goldstein

They're your ‘Dreamgirls,’ they'll make you happy By Peter Marks

Sackler to celebrate anniversary with a daytime fireworks display By Maura Judkis

Anonymous 4 takes on David Lang’s ‘Love Fail’ at Kennedy Center By Anne Midgette

BUSINESS

No winner for the Powerball lottery emerges yet, but hope remains By Washington Post Staff

Rice connected to Keystone pipeline company By Steven Mufson

Geithner, Obama’s unlikely ‘fiscal cliff’ negotiator By Zachary A. Goldfarb

Companies quietly push for tax break on foreign profits in ‘fiscal cliff’ debate By Jia Lynn Yang and Suzy Khimm

Nokia seeks sales block of BlackBerry devices in U.S. By Kevin C. Tofel | Gigaom.com

Debt ceiling redux: Lawmakers push to link fiscal cliff deal to the national debt By David A. Fahrenthold and Rosalind S. Helderman

Cloud experts say health care is the ‘perfect storm’ By Christina Farr | Venturebeat.com

Cap on tax deductions would do little to trim debt: White House report By Lori Montgomery

Crowdfunding platform ships product samples to potential investors By Mohana Ravindranath

Nintendo president regrets day-one updates for Wii U By Hayley Tsukayama

Apple releases iTunes 11 By Hayley Tsukayama

Powerball, fiscal cliff and family finances By Michelle Singletary

Obama makes fresh demands on ‘fiscal cliff’ By Lori Montgomery and Paul Kane

Microsoft prices Surface with Windows 8 Pro By Hayley Tsukayama

WORLD

U.N. votes to recognize Palestine as ‘non-member observer state’ By Colum Lynch and Joel Greenberg

Mexico’s crime wave has left about 25,000 missing, government documents show By William Booth

Qatari poet jailed for ‘insulting emir’ By Simeon Kerr | Financial Times

Senate panel backs e-mail privacy bill By Ellen Nakashima

British report calls for new press watchdog By Anthony Faiola and Eliza Mackintosh

Israel braces for Palestinian victory in U.N. status vote By Joel Greenberg

Syria’s Internet shutdown leaves information void, may signal escalating war By Craig Timberg and Babak Dehghanpisheh

LIFESTYLE

How do some federal VIPs get pricey Kennedy Center Honors tickets? Donations. By Paul Farhi

Juraj Valcuha leads NSO in pieces new to orchestra By Anne Midgette

Ask Amy: Anorexia’s toll leads to teen’s anxiety By Amy Dickinson

Washington Post food calendar for Dec. 6-11 By Becky Krystal

Style Invitational Week 999: A drectrospective — enter any of the year’s contests By Pat Myers

Apps for kids: Check out the best new apps for your tablet or mobile device By — Christina Barron

All eyes on Susan Rice now that she’s presumptive front-runner to become secretary of state By Manuel Roig-franzia