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What happened on September 10, 2012

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What happened on September 10, 2012

OPINIONS

Why is Obama skipping more than half of his daily intelligence meetings? By Marc A. Thiessen

Poverty is more than tuna and pasta By Richard Cohen

After Sept. 11 and two wars, no way for GOP to defend tax cuts By Matt Miller

On 9/11, Washington as usual By Dana Milbank

Chicago teachers resisting much needed education reforms By Editorial Board

Obama’s debt reduction plan is not equal to Simpson-Bowles By Editorial Board

Mitt Romney’s uphill challenge By Michael Gerson

Romney’s health-care dither By Eugene Robinson

Watching and waiting as Syria’s violence spreads By Editorial Board

Students are victims in Chicago fight over clout By Charles Lane

Mario Monti, interim Italian prime minister, talks with Lally Weymouth By Lally Weymouth

NATIONAL

Excessive dental X-rays can expose patients to unnecessary radiation and expense By Consumers Union Of United States Inc

Throw like a girl? You can do better. By Tamar Haspel

A new theory emerges about the mysterious death of Tutankhamen By Jessica Hamzelou and New Scientist

Kids and needles is sometimes a good match: Acupuncture can help with pain. By Laura Ungar

Activists hail release of Christian pastor in Iran, teen in Pakistan By Adelle M. Banks| Religion News Service

Evangelicals seek a future for thousands of frozen embryos By Krista Kapralos| Religion News Service

Children who use steroids for asthma may be shorter than their peers as adults By Linda Searing

Scientists propose long-term experiments; article details exploration of asteroid By Aaron Leitko

Brain foods for back-to-school — and for the rest of life By Carolyn Butler

Concerts and controversial opera bring faiths together in St. Louis By Tim Townsend| Religion News Service

Ovarian cancer screenings not recommended as a routine By Lena H. Sun

Michelle Andrews answers questions about insurance and the Affordable Care Act By Michelle Andrews

St. Louis Catholics react to native son Bishop Finn’s conviction By Jesse Bogan| Religion News Service

Creating art from medical X-rays: ‘The Mob Doctor’ premieres on Fox By Maggie Fazeli Fard

Sleep training proves to be okay for babies By Reuters

LOCAL

Surprised by teens who order prostitutes as easily as pizza? You shouldn’t be. By Petula Dvorak

Telework guru takes phoning it to new levels at patent office By Lisa Rein

As toll cheating increases, Maryland does little to enforce rules By Katherine Shaver

Maryland’s high court considers rewriting rules for assessing fault By Ann E. Marimow

Family of two sons injured in South Capitol Street shootings battles for recovery By Keith L. Alexander

D.C. man guilty in 2010 shooting death, robbery of Catholic University student By Keith L. Alexander

Liquor license renewal denied for Wheaton restaurant/bar after complaints By Jeremy Arias and The Gazette

Pit bulls seized from Fairfax man suspected of running dogfighting operation By Justin Jouvenal

Maryland man faces rarely used HIV transmission charges By Jessica Anderson | The Baltimore Sun

Limp D.C. probe shamed by Atlanta By Jay Mathews

Sentencing for ex-D.C. Council chairman Kwame Brown postponed until Nov. By Del Quentin Wilber

Remembrance of things lost By John Kelly

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

Prince William Police Chief Deane reflects on career By Jeremy Borden

Prosecutors: Former Vincent Gray aide should avoid prison time By Del Quentin Wilber

The trial of ex-Army Ranger Gary Smith: Day 7 By Michael Laris

D.C. Council member Michael A. Brown can compete in Nov. 6 election By Tim Craig

Yeardley Love gets permanent place at Notre Dame Prep By Jean Marbella | The Baltimore Sun

Chicago teachers strike reverberates nationwide, in presidential race By Lyndsey Layton and Bill Turque

Prince William County school menu challenges taste buds By Mari-jane Williams

LIFESTYLE

Ethiopians gather beneath Washington Monument to celebrate their new year By Emily Wax

A war of nothing but heroes By Philip Kennicott

First Person Singular: Jordan Hayes, 22, Herdon, party hostess/princess, Rhythm Street Dance Center By Amanda Long

‘Dedication 4’ by Lil Wayne By Sarah Godfrey

Actress Danica McKellar: Math isn’t just for nerds By — Newsday

Molly Ringwald can’t escape The Films By Jen Chaney

@Work Advice: How to deal with an employer’s wayward, unflattering e-mail By Karla L. Miller

Nonmilitary drones take to the skies in larger numbers By Eric Niiler

Carolyn Hax: ‘95 percent sure’ isn’t good enough for cohabitation By Carolyn Hax

The lowest scoring in Bill Bradley’s career By Gene Weingarten

‘Theatre Is Evil’ by Amanda Palmer and the Grand Theft Orchestra By Allison Stewart

Gene Weingarten: Sack the hack By Gene Weingarten

Date Lab: Good thing we ignored his idea of a dream date By Amanda Mcgrath

BUSINESS

BP sells some Gulf of Mexico assets for $5.6 billion By Steven Mufson

Apple UDID hack has BlueToad data, publisher says; Anonymous claims GoDaddy crash By Hayley Tsukayama

Apple’s ‘iPhone 5’: Why Apple would want to change the iPhone’s screen size By Hayley Tsukayama

AIG bailout success a two-sided coin By Brady Dennis

Outlook grim for middle-income workers, report says By Michael A. Fletcher

Toys R Us announces $150 tablet for kids By Hayley Tsukayama

Startup Stories: Nearly broke but full of hope, The New Hive comes to San Francisco By Jolie O'dell | Venturebeat.com

Report: ‘iPhone 5’ to include support for LTE By Jennifer Van Grove | Venturebeat.com

Ireland to need more European aid By Howard Schneider

Fed policy clash may undermine recovery efforts By Zachary A. Goldfarb

HP unveils Windows 8 all-in-one touchscreen desktops By Dean Takahashi | Venturebeat.com

Toys R Us markets a tablet for the youngest users By Cecilia Kang and Hayley Tsukayama

The unemployment problem: politicians By Ezra Klein

From China, more weak economic data By Jia Lynn Yang

ENTERTAINMENT