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What happened on September 21, 2012

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What happened on September 21, 2012

OPINIONS

Why I oppose gay marriage By Doug Mainwaring

Five myths about the 47 percent By William G. Gale and Donald B. Marron

Kofi Annan’s memoir, ‘Interventions: A Life in War and Peace’ By Colum Lynch

Turkey’s miscarriage of justice By Dani Rodrik

What if Israel bombed Iran? The view from Tehran. By Azadeh Moaveni

What if Israel bombed Iran? The view from Washington. By Karim Sadjadpour and Blake Hounshell

A chance to squash the Maryland gerrymander By Phil Andrews

Saber rattling in China and Japan By Editorial Board

Easing the burden of voter registration By Victoria Bassetti

Tales from the HOV slug line By Ruth Martini

What the ‘Peace Cross’ helps us remember By Joe Myers

Who had the worst week in Washington? Mitt Romney — again. By Chris Cillizza

Romney accuses Obama of redistributionism By Editorial Board

Post Live: Brought to you by Big Oil? By Patrick B. Pexton

Romney speaks out of both sides of his mouth By Colbert I. King

Among Assad’s opponents, moderation reigns By David Pollock

Just say what you stand for, Mitt By Dana Milbank

Will Utah send its Love to Washington? By George F. Will

If Israel bombed Iran, what would life in Tel Aviv be like? By Anat Berko

NEWS

Revised condo rules should make it easier to finance mortgages through FHA By Kenneth R. Harney

D.C. government, nonprofits help low-income residents achieve homeownership By Amanda Abrams

Preparing your home for winter By Tim Carter

Homeowners must act fast to get out of a sticky home loan situation By Ilyce R. Glink and Samuel J. Tamkin

2014 Acura RLX Confirmed For 2012 Los Angeles Auto Show Debut By Viknesh Vijayenthiran | Highgearmedia.com

Historic district rules can affect changes to nonhistoric houses By Katherine Salant

Saddlebrook West is a relatively new subdivision in Bowie with a horse-racing tradition that nearly a century old By Eliza Mcgraw

2012 Ford Explorer: A gadget grates By Warren Brown

POLITICS

Mitt Romney releases tax return for 2011, showing he paid 14.1 percent tax rate By Philip Rucker, Jia Lynn Yang and Steven Mufson

Growth of early voting transforms electoral strategy By Bill Turque

Obama mocks Romney remarks suggesting president has given up By Amy Gardner

At AARP summit, campaigns joust over Ryan Medicare plan By Felicia Sonmez and David Nakamura

Paul Ryan talks Medicare, gets mixed reception at AARP convention By Felicia Sonmez

Congress wraps up, leaving work until after election By Rosalind S. Helderman

LIFESTYLE

End of the road for ‘Cul de Sac’ By Michael Cavna

Paul Thomas Anderson on ‘The Master’ and going big for the wrong reason By Ann Hornaday

In Jamaica, a pop-up port By Andrea Sachs

On Love: ‘It’s exactly what I wanted and never thought would come’ By Ellen Mccarthy

Kennedy Center chief regrets ‘strong language’ in talk about diversity in Honorees By David Montgomery

The Impulsive Traveler: Shopping with the local currency in Ithaca, N.Y. By Melanie D.g. Kaplan

The bottom line on cruises By Carol Sottili

The Impulsive Traveler: Details, Ithaca, N.Y. By Melanie D.g. Kaplan

(E)merge art fair adds food, transport By Carla Broyles

Carolyn Hax: A relative who breaks your confidence By Carolyn Hax

Barn quilts lead you on a colorful treasure hunt By — Ann Cameron Siegal

This week’s best travel bargains around the globe By Carol Sottili and Andrea Sachs

@Work Advice: A modest mouse gets no cheese By Karla L. Miller

‘House at the End of the Street’ movie review By Mark Jenkins

‘Lone Bean’ works her way through third grade By — Tracy Grant

Fall Home & Design: Where to get the 18th-century look By Jura Koncius

A mash note about American ryes By Jason Wilson

Grizzly Bear concert review at 9:30 Club By Patrick Foster

On Love: DeeDee Davis marries Bill Fowler By Janet Bennett Kelly and — Janet Bennett Kelly

Cruise ships make these ports come alive By Andrea Sachs

The song of the Royal Clipper By Peter Mandel

Fall Home & Design: Frame of 18th-century Connecticut house becomes an antique yet modern home for Potomac family By Jura Koncius

BUSINESS

Advertisers aren’t tapping into strong African American market, report says By Michael A. Fletcher

In Port Arthur, Tex., refiners await uncertain benefits from Keystone XL pipeline By Steven Mufson

What Olive Garden and Red Lobster tell us about the economy By Neil Irwin

Firms tell employees: Avoid after-hours e-mail By Cecilia Kang

Apple responds to Maps complaints By Hayley Tsukayama

Wal-Mart, Apple, Amazon and Google: In corporate battles, customers may be casualties By Craig Timberg

D.C. unemployment rate dips despite major jobs losses in August By J.d. Harrison

Apple’s iPhone 5: Five observations By Hayley Tsukayama

Universal/EMI must sell crown jewels to protect iTunes challengers By Robert Andrews | Paidcontent.org

Want an iPhone 5 today? Go to a carrier store By Sean Ludwig | Venturebeat.com

RIM offers more details on BlackBerry outage By Hayley Tsukayama

Questions remain about Romney’s taxes before 2010 By Jia Lynn Yang and Tom Hamburger

Apple drives comeback of retail computer store By Cecilia Kang

Apple’s iPhone 5, in stores now By Hayley Tsukayama

Research in Motion restores BlackBerry service after outage By Hayley Tsukayama

Swiss railway company says Apple copied its clock design for iPad app By Hayley Tsukayama

Canadian consumers report iPhone 5 activation problems By Hayley Tsukayama

SPORTS

Maryland’s Perry Hills is living the dream, earlier than expected By Alex Prewitt