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What happened on September 18, 2012

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What happened on September 18, 2012

BUSINESS

FDA working on plan to limit arsenic levels in rice By Dina Elboghdady

Fed’s latest stimulus may have little impact on mortgage borrowers By Danielle Douglas and Brady Dennis

Move by Yahoo’s Marissa Mayer highlights RIM’s troubles By Hayley Tsukayama

Flame malware may have 3 siblings out there By Meghan Kelly | Venturebeat.com

Google acquires Apple’s 2011 ‘iPad App of the Year’ By Erica Ogg | Gigaom.com

Where in the world are the small businesses? By Mohana Ravindranath

Not everyone who needs help is a moocher By Michelle Singletary

Why every single one of you should learn a little code By Jolie O'dell | Venturebeat.com

Samsung denies Galaxy S4 is coming soon By Hayley Tsukayama

Google’s social network has 100 million monthly active users By Hayley Tsukayama

Intel-powered smartphone, Motorola Razr i, gets its debut By Hayley Tsukayama

Bank of America wasn’t overpaid for servicing right, Fannie Mae audit finds By Clea Benson

Microsoft, Research in Motion sign licensing deal By Hayley Tsukayama

Alpha Natural Resources closing eight mines, cutting hundreds of jobs By Steven Mufson

Obama tops Romney in new poll of small business owners By J.d. Harrison

Apple stock closes above $700 By Hayley Tsukayama

ENTERTAINMENT

Book World: ‘Those We Love Most,’ by Lee Woodruff, is a novel on family tragedy By Reeve Lindbergh

Books about cats by Jackson Galaxy, Celia Haddon and Bob Tarte By Yvonne Zipp

Book World: ‘San Miguel’ by T.C. Boyle By Ron Charles

Louis Simpson, Pulitzer Prize-winning poet, dies at 89 By Emily Langer

‘Jacques Brel Is Alive and Well and Living in Paris’ is urbane cabaret By Nelson Pressley

Dan Steinhilber’s ‘Marlin Underground’ gives basement full of junk a soundtrack By Anne Midgette

Jon Stewart, Bill O’Reilly ready to rumble By Lisa De Moraes

LIFESTYLE

Kimchi: Korea’s affordable health care By Tim Carman

The fine-dining chef who’s smokin’ By Jim Shahin

Carolyn Hax: Rift over chosen heirs; hurt by break-up By Carolyn Hax

How Mother Jones got the Romney ‘47 percent’ story By Paul Farhi

Lonely freshman can’t start or sustain a conversation By Marguerite Kelly

This is how Learning Gardens grow By Jane Black

2012 cooking class list By Jane Touzalin

Cartoon shark from ‘Sherman’s Lagoon’ lobbies for underwater research lab By — Juliet Eilperin

Southern Hospitality’s genuine By Tom Sietsema

As Washington sleeps, a few are put through the wringer By Lenny Bernstein

Bean & Bite in downtown D.C. By — Nevin Martell

What’s missing in pumpkin beer By Greg Kitsock

Washington Post food calendar for Sept. 20-Sept. 27 By Becky Krystal

Backstage: ‘Big’ chance for young actors By Jessica Goldstein

NATIONAL

Historic nuclear cruiser headed to scrap heap By Marjorie Censer

Viruses acquitted in chronic fatigue case By Hristio Boytchev

In rural Missouri, Mormons see Adam’s fall after Garden of Eden and Jesus’ return By Tim Townsend| Religion News Service

Washington Adventist hospital reaffirms plans to relocate By Lena H. Sun

Report says religion at heart of illegal ivory trade By Jeanie Groh| Religion News Service

What good presidents and psychopaths have in common By Jena Mcgregor

All politics (should be) local By Tom Ehrich| Religion News Service

NASA seeks startups to build new space-age tech By Sean Ludwig | Venturebeat.com

Christian author Max Lucado answers our Twitter followers’ questions By Adelle M. Banks| Religion News Service

U.S. Muslims, Copts appeal to rioters to drop violence By Omar Sacirbey| Religion News Service

Engage! NASA is developing warp drive tech inspired by Star Trek By Tom Cheredar | Venturebeat.com

Plugged In: I Know What You Did Last Summer By T.j. Degroat

Mitt Romney’s people problem By Jena Mcgregor

Is the Catholic hierarchy moving toward the GOP? By David Gibson| Religion News Service

Did Jesus have a wife? New historical discovery raises old question By Daniel Burke| Religion News Service

POLITICS

Jay-Z, Beyonce raise money for Obama By Amy Gardner

John Berry, head of OPM and openly gay, helps Obama reach out to LGBT community By Lisa Rein

Mitt Romney: ‘Palestinians have no interest whatsoever in establishing peace’ By Scott Wilson and Ed O’keefe

Stock Act under review by Congress and court By Joe Davidson

A little Seoul in Logan Circle By Al Kamen

Romney camp used $20M loan to cope with summer cash flow woes By Dan Eggen and Philip Rucker

Romney videos: Lawmakers, pundits differ on what response should be By Ed O’keefe

At N.H. town hall, Paul Ryan urged to ‘take the gloves off’ By Felicia Sonmez

Romney video on Palestinians creates new complications for turbulent campaign By Philip Rucker and Ed O’keefe

In video, Romney strays from standard GOP points about ‘makers’ and ‘takers’ By David A. Fahrenthold and Ed O’keefe

Mitt Romney’s Latino problem By Al Kamen

Romney video shows collapse of private spaces By Craig A. Timberg and David Nakamura

On Letterman, Obama says Romney ‘writing off’ much of country By Amy Gardner

Pennsylvania voter ID law sent back to lower court By Robert Barnes

Romney faces twofold challenge in getting campaign back on track By Karen Tumulty

WORLD

FBI arrives in Libya to probe deaths of four Americans By Anne Gearan

Russia boots out USAID By Natasha Abbakumova and Kathy Lally

Suicide blast kills 12 near Kabul’s airport in Afghanistan By Richard Leiby

Taliban’s new strategy focuses more on high-profile assaults, less on territory By Rajiv Chandrasekaran

Vladi­mir Putin says of Mitt Romney: At least he’s direct By Will Englund

U.S. official says cyberattacks can trigger self-defense rule By Ellen Nakashima

Vladimir Putin says of Mitt Romney: At least he’s direct By Will Englund