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What happened on September 25, 2012

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What happened on September 25, 2012

LOCAL

Greyhound bus station closes doors for move to Union Station By Paul Schwartzman

Expansion of Capital One’s headquarters in Tysons Corner is approved By Corinne Reilly

Agency works to rid Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool of algae By Stefanie Dazio

Fairfax board decides against changing Thomas Jefferson High School admissions process By T. Rees Shapiro

Yom Kippur: A guide to understanding the Day of Atonement By Scott Perlo

U-Md. officials announce new joint public health school By Nick Anderson

Second mistrial for D.C. man charged in teen’s fatal shooting By Keith L. Alexander

For Loudoun Supervisor Eugene Delgaudio, blurred lines on fundraising By Caitlin Gibson

Service with a smile — and an extra charge By John Kelly

Baltimore police official Anthony Barksdale out indefinitely By Justin Fentonand Kevin Rector | The Baltimore Sun

Batman streaker strikes at Sunday’s Ravens game By Ian Duncan | The Baltimore Sun

Montgomery considers options for cleaning up Gude Landfill By Elizabeth Waibel | The Gazette

Yom Kippur is a reminder that we can’t only commit halfway to God By Shmuel Herzfeld | National Synagogue

Should rabbis talk about Iran on Yom Kippur? By Michelle Boorstein

Bowie State homicide spurs state’s attorney to host Sisterhood Summit By Daniel J. Gross | The Gazette

Modern dirty tricks arrive in Virginia Senate race, via text By Ben Pershing

Fairfax parents, two children found dead By Justin Jouvenal

D.C. achievement targets for blacks are ambitious, not racist By Courtland Milloy

Chesapeake photo becomes a stamp By Patricia Sullivan

Hatch Act permits range of feds’ political action By Joe Davidson

Va. GOP orders affiliate to remove offensive Obama photos By Laura Vozzella

POLITICS

President Obama’s 2012 address to U.N. General Assembly (Full text) By Washington Post Staff

Growing up in the White House: The Obamas talk about their girls on ‘The View’ By Krissah Thompson

Romney says teachers’ unions should be barred from making political contributions By Felicia Sonmez and Lyndsey Layton

Obama showering Ohio with attention and money By Jerry Markon and Alice Crites

Obama tells U.N.: Attacks on U.S. missions and diplomats violated ideals By Scott Wilson and Anne Gearan

Obama’s briefings are showing By Al Kamen

National Guardsman wins settlement after losing ‘in-sourced’ job By Steve Vogel

Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan kick off bus tour of Ohio By Felicia Sonmez

Mitt Romney, back in battleground Ohio, tries to make up lost ground By Philip Rucker

Post polls: Obama has lead in Ohio, edge in Fla., hampering Romney path to victory By Dan Balz and Jon Cohen

BUSINESS

Current credit card landscape offers a wealth of opportunity for small businesses By Odysseas Papadimitriou

CFPB finds discrepancies in credit scores provided by credit bureaus By Danielle Douglas

Sheila Bair, in new book, faults Obama and Bush advisers during financial crisis By Zachary A. Goldfarb and Brady Dennis

Wisconsin governor fumbles on Twitter By Brad Plumer

Why your house is worth more (or less) By Neil Irwin

With Savored buy, Groupon moves further away from daily deals By Ryan Kim | Gigaom.com

StumbleUpon brings updated look to the Web, in beta By Hayley Tsukayama

Google waiting for Apple to move on maps, Schmidt says By Hayley Tsukayama

Apple shares dip on supply worries By Hayley Tsukayama

As crisis eases, is the worst over for the euro zone? By Howard Schneider

BBA poised to give up Libor oversight after rigging scandal By Reuters

Google launches new site for entrepreneurs By Mohana Ravindranath

Barnes and Noble steps up battle against Amazon By Hayley Tsukayama

Twitter mulls killing follower counts By John Koetsier | Venturebeat.com

FTC cracks down on companies promising due diligence By Michelle Singletary

Foxconn plant in China resumes production following shutdown over worker brawl By Hayley Tsukayama

Health insurance costs accelerate By Sarah Kliff

NATIONAL

Obama at the U.N.: A new religion doctrine By Lauren Markoe| Religion News Service

Is it actually less stressful to be in charge? By Jena Mcgregor

Christians have crosses, Jews have stars and atheists have ... what, exactly? By Kimberly Winston| Religion News Service

Getting back on the path to decency By Tom Ehrich| Religion News Service

Survey: Syrian rebels seek Islamic democracy By Oren Dorell| Religion News Service

What NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell needs to do now to help end the lockout By Jena Mcgregor

FBI crime lab cuts down backlog of cases, report says By Sari Horwitz

Building your leadership muscle By Tom Fox

Q&A on Tim Tebow’s gridiron faith By Adelle M. Banks| Religion News Service

Religious groups denounce anti-Muslim subway ads By Jeanie Groh| Religion News Service

OPINIONS

Redistributing wealth upward By Harold Meyerson

Dail Dinwiddie, missing and still missed By Kathleen Parker

A bogus defense of Obama’s intelligence briefing record By Marc A. Thiessen

A ‘hit man’ for Hillary Clinton By Dana Milbank

Serious challenges facing UDC By Editorial Board

Elizabeth Warren, the People’s Champion By Katrina Vanden Heuvel

U.S. gas exports could limit Putin’s influence By Editorial Board

Mr. Obama’s refreshing defense of free speech By Editorial Board

Romney’s tax plan, by the numbers By Ruth Marcus

WORLD

Recent events in Syria By Olga Khazan

At U.N., Qatar emir calls on Arab nations to intervene in Syria By Colum Lynch and Anne Gearan

In Bolivia, miners pick away at Rich Mountain, but it takes back its own toll By Juan Forero

Land disputes in Cambodia focus ire on Chinese investors By Andrew Higgins

Senkaku dispute reinforces military shifts By Mure Dickie

BBC apologizes to queen for disclosure of remarks on Abu Hamza al-Masri By Karla Adam