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What happened on October 08, 2012

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What happened on October 08, 2012

WORLD

In a first, Pakistani medical school will offer sex-ed By Michele Langevine Leiby

Chinese telecom firms Huawei and ZTE pose security threat, congressional investigators say By Ellen Nakashima

‘Gangnam Style’ boosts South Korean brand By Simon Mundy | Financial Times

Attack on U.S. mission in Libya presents legal, policy dilemma for Obama administration By Michael Birnbaum and Craig Whitlock

American imprisoned in Cuba may have cancer By Anne Gearan

In Virginia, Mitt Romney calls for change of course in Middle East By Jerry Markon and Anne Gearan

Venezuelan opposition candidate Capriles may still pose future threat to Chavez By Juan Forero

NATIONAL

3-D mammograms offer a new option for breast cancer screening By Rachel Saslow

Moodiness? Hot flashes? Sleep problems? It may be peri-menopause. By Carolyn Butler

A pediatrician caught between the law, common sense and a teen’s mom By Rahul K. Parikh

Sleep issues, sleep aids, cancer survivor cookbook By Maggie Fazeli Fard

Nobel Prize for medicine awarded to Gurdon, Yamanaka for stem cell discoveries By Brian Vastag

Michelle Andrews answers readers’ questions about Medicare By Michelle Andrews

Insurers offer new programs to help disabled return to work By Fran Kritz

Your next diet, fitness, & sleep coach will probably be a wearable gadget like this one By Jolie O'dell | Venturebeat.com

Patients may have been exposed to fungus By Lena H. Sun and Sandhya Somashekhar

Mitt Romney’s foreign policy speech: A leadership moment? By Jena Mcgregor

Oregon dentist fined for pressuring employee to attend Scientology seminar By Molly Young| Religion News Service

3-D film tracks butterflies’ journey; a magazine article explores Gorilla Glass By Aaron Leitko

When I got breast cancer, it was hard not to envy everyone who was healthy By Mindy Greenstein

Pope Benedict XVI convenes bishops to confront ‘tsunami’ of secularism By Alessandro Speciale| Religion News Service

Mormons lower age for missionaries, setting off changes for parents, women, schools By Lisa Schencker| Religion News Service

Antioxidant-rich foods may thwart heart attacks in women, study says By Linda Searing

LOCAL

Deer take a fatal toll on motorcyclists By Ashley Halsey Iii

Downtown Rockville may soon see construction begin on a 140-unit hotel By Victor Zapana

Lockheed Martin CEO cited for cutting trees along the Potomac By Miranda S. Spivack

D.C. police: Man killed on Georgia Avenue shot by man who had taken drugs By Peter Hermann and Keith L. Alexander

Beltsville firefighters rescue kitten from car engine By Matt Zapotosky

Pepco, union reach tentative agreement; strike likely averted By Victor Zapana

Death of Park Service’s Bill Line stuns those who knew him By Petula Dvorak

This old house: A family prepares to sell its Virginia homestead By John Kelly

Pepco reaches a preliminary deal with union By Victor Zapana

Police: Man whom Prince George’s officer wounded came at him with knife By Matt Zapotosky

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

Prince William County health calendar By — Compiled By Sarah Lane

Leesburg council members oppose moving courts By Jim Barnes

Loudoun board’s fiscal guidance foreshadows deep cuts for schools By Caitlin Gibson

D.C. police probe whether shootings on corner are related By Peter Hermann

D.C. tax office was warned more than once about database security By Nikita Stewart

Body found during search for missing teen in Fairfax By T. Rees Shapiro

Silver Spring standoff with Bladensburg man ends with his death By Michael Laris

Virginia Senate debate: George Allen, Tim Kaine face off in Richmond By Errin Haines

‘Dinner with a scientist’ designed to help whet teens’ appetites for science, math By Jeremy Borden

ENTERTAINMENT

“Silent house” by Orhan Pamuk By Marie Arana

Quick spin: Tim Maia’s ‘Nobody Can Live Forever’ By Bill Friskics-warren

Raucousness resurrected in ‘One Night With Janis Joplin’ By Peter Marks

Music review: Mak Grgic and Stephen Ackert By Stephen Brookes

Music review: Jupiter String Quartet By Robert Battey

TV Column: Romney snubs Nick’s ‘Kids’ By Lisa De Moraes

Quick spin: Ellie Goulding’s ‘Halcyon’ By Allison Stewart

Quick spin: Ty Segall’s ‘Twins’ By Patrick Foster

BUSINESS

Wal-Mart going head-to-head with banks with prepaid American Express card By Danielle Douglas

Obama’s next Fed chief: Who gets the job if the president wins a second term? By Neil Irwin

Global engines of growth slow as China, India and other emerging economies cool By Howard Schneider

Apple expecting ‘iPad mini’ to sell big, report says By Hayley Tsukayama

BP’s Russian partners consider selling their share of joint venture By Steven Mufson

HTC’s Q3 profit drops 79 percent By Venturebeat.com

European governments in race to save EADS-BAE merger By Sophie Sassard and Emmanuel Jarry

App trade group offers icons to alert users to privacy policies By Mohana Ravindranath

HTC profits take a dive in a tough market By Hayley Tsukayama

Apple addresses purple camera flare By Hayley Tsukayama

OPINIONS

Biden’s bin Laden hypocrisy By Marc A.thiessen

Romney talks tough, without specifics, on the Mideast By Editorial Board

From Romney, a change in tone, not policy By Michael Gerson

U.S. needs frank talk about cyberweapons By Editorial Board

Our endorsements in Northern Virginia’s congressional races By Editorial Board

Romney channels Obama on foreign policy By Eugene Robinson

A scrubbing on foreign policy By Dana Milbank

Will the GOP again compromise on affirmative action? By Charles Lane

Desperately seeking the real Obama By Richard Cohen

NEWS

Problems lingered at D.C. tax office for years after 2007 scandal, audits show By Debbie Cenziper

Nightlife Agenda By — Fritz Hahn and Rhome Anderson