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What happened on October 10, 2012

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What happened on October 10, 2012

OPINIONS

Obama’s selective defense of the Constitution By George F. Will

Letting us in on a secret By Dana Milbank

A girl’s courage challenges us to act By Laura Bush

The Taliban’s cowardly act By Editorial Board

The payoff of Maryland’s Dream Act By Editorial Board

The $5 trillion tax cut that isn’t By Robert J. Samuelson

How Biden can win the vice presidential debate By Matt Miller

Sherrod Brown’s lessons for Obama By E.j. Dionne Jr

A conservative split over the Middle East By Fareed Zakaria

The marketplace is turning from coal By Editorial Board

NATIONAL

50 years ago, Vatican II changed the Catholic Church _ and the world By John Pope| Religion News Service

Court approves South Carolina voter-ID law but delays it until at least 2013 By Del Quentin Wilber

Kabul school of rock gains acceptance among Muslims By Ruth Owen| Religion News Service

‘Extreme Makeover’ family has a call to ‘change the world’ By David Yonke| Religion News Service

Judge: Billy Graham Evangelistic Association didn’t discriminate against black employee By Adelle M. Banks| Religion News Service

Will Biden-Ryan debate be a ‘Catholic smackdown’? By Daniel Burke| Religion News Service

Two Americans get chemistry Nobel for elucidating cellular receptors By David Brown

Great leadership profiles of Paul Ryan By Jena Mcgregor

LIFESTYLE

Paws for thought: Is your dog a righty or a lefty? By — Sue Manning and Associated Press

French artist JR covers D.C. building with iconic image of civil rights era By Maura Judkis

Humor Contest Memoir Winner: A stroke of luck? By Tina Gibson

Taking the stress out of family dinners By Mari-jane Williams

Date Lab: The great bathroom disappearing act By Amanda Mcgrath

National Book Award finalists announced By Ron Charles

Rappahannock Oyster Bar in Union Market By Tom Sietsema

Batala Washington band brings Brazilian culture to the capital By Chris Lyford

How to straighten a crooked lamp By Jeanne Huber

Ask Amy: Husband’s phone is full of exes, worrying wife By Amy Dickinson

Miss Manners: Bring out those lovely pearls anytime you desire By Miss Manners

National Arboretum to sell surplus carp By Adrian Higgins

Ann Romney’s ‘GMA’ spot: Escaped a grilling, but kitchen goes on the attack By Lisa De Moraes

The Navigator: Is that you on your plane ticket? By Christopher Elliott

Oxblood, red for the rest of us By Megan Buerger

Hints From Heloise: Recycling is in the bag By Heloise

House Calls: Creating the home office of their dreams By Megan Buerger

Tom Sietsema: Equinox By Tom Sietsema

Autumn’s white frosting makes veggies sweet By Barbara Damrosch

With hockey season on hold, some big names in the NHL choose to play overseas By Fred Bowen

Humor Contest memoir finalist: Prophets and losses By Samantha Mann

A T-Rex and a Portable Potty By Deneen L. Brown

Gene Weingarten: A dim view of journalism By Gene Weingarten

@Work Advice: Fighting salary discrimination By Karla L. Miller

Humor Contest memoir finalist: Flipping a wig By Shoshana Levenberg

Carolyn Hax: Hubby’s candy bar vs. the kids’ healthful food By Carolyn Hax

Meet the Twitter winners of the humor contest By Deneen Brown

First Person Singular: John King, 49, Bethesda, CNN chief national correspondent By Cathy Areu

Humor Contest Memoir finalist: The joy of cooking By Anna Edmonds

As debate moderators, will women get more respect? By Paul Farhi

Humor Contest memoir runner-up: Proof of Age By Kelly Bryan

POLITICS

Al Gore has thrived as green-tech investor By Carol D. Leonnig

Vice presidential debate’s No. 1 rule: If chatter’s about Biden and Ryan, they’re doing it wrong By David A. Fahrenthold

Romney shifts to more moderate stances on taxes, immigration, health care, education By Karen Tumulty

In race for campaign cash, everyone claims to be outmatched By Dan Eggen

Biden, Ryan separated by their common religion By Melinda Henneberger

Neither candidate’s averse to this offshoring By Al Kamen

Obama vows more aggressive debate approach against Romney By Scott Wilson and David Nakamura

Romney appears to pivot on abortion By Nia-malika Henderson

Obama and Romney face most narrow electoral map in recent history By Amy Gardner

Tutu promotes campaign to end child marriage By Lisa Rein

BUSINESS

Huawei’s U.S. competitors among those pushing for scrutiny of Chinese tech firm By Cecilia Kang

Oil in new Gulf slick matches that of 2010 spill By Steven Mufson and Joel Achenbach

Online retailer eBay launches new look, focus, same-day delivery By Hayley Tsukayama

Microsoft: Shifting to ‘devices and services’ By Hayley Tsukayama

Crowdfunding for ‘entrepreneurs who are spread thin’ By Mohana Ravindranath

BAE-EADS merger talks collapse By Marjorie Censer

How Millennials drove Zipcar into a more mobile business By Jennifer Van Grove | Venturebeat.com

Judge releases private-equity leaders’ exchanges, revealing chumminess By Tom Hamburger and Jia Lynn Yang

Markets are up. Earnings are down. Here’s what’s really going on. By Neil Irwin

Convertible tablets are the new black this year By Venturebeat.com

Fed: Economy grew ‘modestly’ in September By Brad Plumer

Apple’s mini iPad: Three things it needs By Hayley Tsukayama

Jamie Dimon speaks: The financial gospel according to JPMorgan Chase CEO By Danielle Douglas

NEWS

2002-2006 Honda CR-V Recall Issued For Fire Risk By Suzanne Kane | Highgearmedia.com