Dates of Publication in the Washington Post

What happened on September 24, 2012

NATIONAL

LOCAL

BUSINESS

WORLD

ENTERTAINMENT

LIFESTYLE

POLITICS

NEWS

SPORTS

OPINIONS

What happened on September 24, 2012

NATIONAL

Eat your kale By Carolyn Butler

Gua sha: Scraping of back is said to relieve pain and ease other medical problems By Justin Moyer

Unexplained pain in woman’s mouth caused her to lose weight, disrupt her life By Sandra G. Boodman

Humans may be loving one type of shark too much By Jim Tharpe

New medical shows in fall TV lineup; sex after surgery for older adults By Maggie Fazeli Fard

How we judge the mistakes of male vs. female leaders By Jena Mcgregor

Article explores advances in prosthetic limbs; book examines unusual animals By Aaron Leitko

Health plans are likely to increase premiums and raise charges for dependents By Michelle Andrews

Muslim parents wrestle with passing on Islamic values By Omar Sacirbey| Religion News Service

Fish oil may not help prevent heart attacks and strokes, study suggests By Linda Searing

New research reveals how cats get their stripes By Sciencenow

Categories: c, a By Adelle M. Banks| Religion News Service

Judge blocks New Orleans law that prevents preaching in French Quarter By Bruce Nolan| Religion News Service

Amish petition for bail after beard-cutting hate crimes verdict By James F. Mccarty| Religion News Service

This is how you build a tech community By Vivek Wadhwa

Mitt Romney and Barack Obama talk leadership in dueling 60 Minutes interviews By Jena Mcgregor

Mormon blogger faces excommunication over temples, not Romney By Peggy Fletcher Stack| Religion News Service

LOCAL

SAT reading scores hit a four-decade low By Lyndsey Layton and Emma Brown

National Zoo: Newborn panda cub had liver abnormalities and fluid in abdomen By Michael E. Ruane and Debbi Wilgoren

D.C. Council weighs limo regulations By Mike Debonis

Foreign Service workers know risks come with job By Joe Davidson

Henry Champ, television journalist, dies at 75 By Adam Bernstein

The freedom to learn By T. Rees Shapiro

Board approves recommendations to combat Lyme; fall tick spraying uncertain By Caitlin Gibson

A dizzying fall from middle-class grace By Petula Dvorak

Prince William County health calendar By — Compiled By Sarah Lane

VRE apologizes for train delay Wednesday By Jeremy Borden

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

Police arrest man in break-in that turned fatal for accomplice By Peter Hermann and Keith L. Alexander

Fauquier County community events By Sandy Mauck

Falls Church woman couldn’t give up her suite living arrangement By John Kelly

OpenBand serves Loudoun County with complaint after board rejects franchise By Caitlin Gibson

Michael A. Brown’s former treasurer was instructed to take money from campaign account, lawyer says By Tim Craig

D.C. officials change policy on charter schools’ occupation of surplus buildings By Emma Brown

Prince William County schools to increase audits By Jeremy Borden

BUSINESS

Discover to refund customers $200 million for deceptive credit card practices By Danielle Douglas

Foxconn and Apple supply: What are the effects? By Hayley Tsukayama

Is QE3 working? What the markets are telling us about the Fed’s move. By Neil Irwin

Tyco to pay U.S. $27 million to settle bribery charges By Dina Elboghdady

Donuts Inc.’s major play for new Web domain names raises fears of fraud By Craig Timberg and James Ball

D.C. wins hotel tax suit against online travel booker Orbitz, others By Hayley Tsukayama and Amrita Jayakumar

Foxconn plant in China closes after workers’ brawl By Hayley Tsukayama

Rumor sparks new Facebook privacy concerns By James Ball

Why Facebook may fall to $15 By Matt Marshall | Venturebeat.com

The secret formula for a great cleantech team By Matthew Nordan and Venrock | Gigaom.com

How long will Apple Maps problems last? By Matt Marshall | Venturebeat.com

Facebook, Twitter and data access By Hayley Tsukayama

iPhone 5 sales above 5 million, Apple says, surpassing iPhone 4S By Hayley Tsukayama

IMF chief Lagarde warns of renewed global downturn, urges U.S., Europe to act By Howard Schneider

WORLD

Libya militia leader: Heat-seeking missiles, other weapons stolen during firefight By Abigail Hauslohner

In post-Soviet Georgia, democracy faces critical test By Kathy Lally

The U.S. Senate, a dysfunctional day in the life By Walter Pincus

Syria’s immediate prospects for peace grim, new U.N. envoy says By Colum Lynch

Bo Xilai awaits his fate after sentencing of wife and top aide By Keith B. Richburg

Obama’s policy on Iran bears some fruit, but nuclear program still advances By Joby Warrick

Iranian leader jokes about death threat on ‘The Satanic Verses’ author Rushdie By Anne Gearan

Iran says Israel is ‘threatening’ U.S. with allegations of Iranian nuclear weapon By Anne Gearan

Abbas set for scaled-down bid at U.N. By Joel Greenberg

Pakistan a dismal place to be a kid, report finds By Michele Langevine Leiby

ENTERTAINMENT

The scalding "Black Watch" returns, bringing the War in Iraq to harrowing life By Peter Marks

“Laura Lamont’s Life in Pictures” by Emma Straub By Caroline Preston

Verge Ensemble kicks off its new season, so take note By Stephen Brookes

Verve and versatility at Washington National Opera’s concert series By Robert Battey

Emmy broadcast beats last year’s numbers By Lisa De Moraes

Washington Bach Consort celebrates 35th year By Cecelia Porter

Honoree Albright hits the drums at Kennedy Center’s Thelonious Monk jazz competition By Matt Schudel

Performance review: T.M. Krishna and Priyadarsini Govind By Pamela Kidron

LIFESTYLE

Mumford & Sons, ‘Babel’ album review By Elizabeth Nelson

Concert review: Madonna at Verizon Center By Dave Mckenna

Lupe Fiasco, ‘Food & Liquor II: The Great American Rap Album, Pt. 1’ album review By Sarah Godfrey

Angie Stone, ‘Rich Girl’ album review By Bill Friskics-warren

New songs by Braid Paisley, Alley Boy and others By Allison Stewart

Hints from Heloise: Managing medicine for dogs By Heloise