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What happened on September 17, 2012

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What happened on September 17, 2012

ENTERTAINMENT

‘Winter of the World,’ by Ken Follett, Book 2 of ‘The Century Trilogy’ By Bill Sheehan

‘Read: White and Blue’: Short two-act play is never less than engaging By Jane Horwitz

The TV Column: Couric finishes 1st among new daytime talk shows By Lisa De Moraes

Theater review: ‘In Spite of Love’ at GALA Hispanic Theatre By Celia Wren

WCO’s ‘La Sonnambula’ is live and wide awake By Anne Midgette

Kennedy Center chooses Baltimore for Any Given Child arts education program By Lonnae O’neal Parker

NATIONAL

A more virulent version of hand, foot and mouth disease hits kids — and parents By Rachel Saslow

The environmental footprint of organic vs. conventional food By Brian Palmer

Urgent care centers are booming, which worries some doctors By Phil Galewitz

Signing a mandatory arbitration agreement with a nursing home can be troublesome By Michelle Andrews

The myth of Mitt Romney’s evangelical problem By Jonathan Merritt| Religion News Service

Panda cub arrives in wake of big donations to National Zoo By Emi Kolawole

Episcopal priest faces scrutiny over nude art photos By Tim Townsend| Religion News Service

Meg Whitman: We haven t kept up with Apple on design innovation By Venturebeat.com

Medical museum talk describes the life of a doctor from the Civil War era By Maggie Fazeli Fard

Article explores human-powered aircraft; a book seeks answers to the root of evil By Aaron Leitko

Pope urges peace in 3-day trip to Lebanon By Alessandro Speciale| Religion News Service

BYU students pushing for caffeinated sodas By Peggy Fletcher Stack| Religion News Service

Painkillers may pose continuing risk for years after a heart attack By Linda Searing

Mitt Romney’s answer to ‘the vision thing’ By Jena Mcgregor

Middle East riots fueled by competition between radicals, moderates By Oren Dorell| Religion News Service

Leadership is a walk in the dark By Tom Fox

LIFESTYLE

New Kate Middleton topless photos published in Italian magazine By Paul Farhi

Sign language that African Americans use is different from that of whites By Frances Stead Sellers

National Zoo panda: Answering kids’ questions about about the D.C. panda cub By — Tracy Grant

Easton Corbin, ‘All Over the Road’ album review By Bill Friskics-warren

Dwight Yoakam, ‘3 Pears’ album review By Timothy Bracy

Carly Rae Jepsen’s ‘Kiss’ is a pleasantly unremarkable album By Allison Stewart

Carolyn Hax: Accepting your father’s new baby, regardless By Carolyn Hax

Newly minted U.S. citizens salute the Constitution on its 225th anniversary By Dan Zak

Marvel elects our next president: Captain America By Michael Cavna

Pink, ‘The Truth About Love’ album review By Sarah Godfrey

LOCAL

National Zoo welcomes baby panda By Michael E. Ruane

Credit card use is scrutinized in Prince William schools By Jeremy Borden

Helicopter stunt creates buzz at Patriot High School By Jenna Johnson, Preston Williams and Jeremy Borden

Manassas special ed teacher wins Horace Mann Award By Mari-jane Williams

Russell E. Train, former EPA head, dies at 92 By Juliet Eilperin

Prince William County has few mortgage counselors despite great need By Jeremy Borden

Tall county building causes problem for 9/11 memorial By Victor Zapana

Prince William County school notes By — Compiled By Mari-jane Williams

Firefighters rescue man trapped under truck in Northwest D.C. By Tim Craig

Prince William County health calendar By — Compiled By Sarah Lane

With new panda cub, Mei Xiang comes to her inept mate’s rescue By Petula Dvorak

Prince William news in brief By — Compiled By Sarah Lane

Loudoun schools could face deeper cuts in fiscal 2014 budget By Caitlin Gibson

Pr. George’s students, parents cope with fatal shooting By Ovetta Wiggins and Matt Zapotosky

The trial of ex-Army Ranger Gary Smith: Day 12 By Michael Laris

D.C. police cautiously investigating report of man robbed by 6-year-old By Peter Hermann

Andrew Tessitore, country doctor in Vienna, dies at 90 By Bart Barnes

BUSINESS

Keystone XL pipeline raises tribal concerns By Steven Mufson

Apple’s iPhone 5 breaks sales records By Hayley Tsukayama

U.S. files trade complaint against China over auto subsidies By Howard Schneider and Amy Gardner

YouTube blocked in Pakistan By Hayley Tsukayama

Occupy movement evolves in Spain By Ariana Eunjung Cha

Finding a parking spot is the biggest business challenge, food truck owner says By Mohana Ravindranath

So you’ve created an app; now why hasn’t anyone discovered it? By Ouriel Ohayon and Appsfire | Gigaom.com

Apple fans already camping out for iPhone 5 By Tom Cheredar | Venturebeat.com

Keystone XL pipeline raises tribal concerns By Steven Mufson

Tech industry helped Obama raise about $27M for campaign in 2011-2012 By Tom Cheredar | Venturebeat.com

Samsung planning Galaxy S4 for March, report says By Hayley Tsukayama

Ryan proposed automatic defense cuts in earlier budget plan By Lori Montgomery

Microsoft Surface price range revealed By Tom Cheredar | Venturebeat.com

OPINIONS

The price of Obama’s leading from behind By Richard Cohen

Standing up for teachers By Eugene Robinson

Chicago’s striking teachers’ narrow interests By Editorial Board

America foreign policy, adrift on the Middle East By Michael Gerson

The myth of Barack the liberator By Marc A. Thiessen

Mahmoud Abbas’s U.N. gambit By Editorial Board

A baby panda for Washington’s National Zoo By Editorial Board

Learning from Britain’s fiscal model By Lawrence Summers

WORLD

Afghan soldier wounds foreign contractors; mob tries to storm U.S. base in Kabul By Sayed Salahuddin and Richard Leiby

Towns in rebel-controlled Syria experiment with self-government By Borzou Daragahi