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What happened on September 27, 2012

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What happened on September 27, 2012

BUSINESS

Will that pet turtle make you sick? By Dina Elboghdady

Reporting crime to the nearest police deparment, from a smartphone app By Mohana Ravindranath

YouTube will block controversial Brazilian video By Hayley Tsukayama

U.S. revises hiring numbers: 453,000 more jobs added in third year of recovery By Zachary A. Goldfarb

Facebook, Dropbox join forces By Eliza Kern | Gigaom.com

Research in Motion reports earnings By Hayley Tsukayama

Communications curfew By Michelle Singletary

Geithner plan seeks stricter oversight of money-market funds By Dina Elboghdady

Why a bull run for business investment may be over By Neil Irwin

A red — as in tomato — state pushes tougher trade rules for Mexico By Howard Schneider

Google executive detained, released by Brazilian police By Hayley Tsukayama

Why Netflix should fear Amazon Prime By Tom Cheredar | Venturebeat.com

Google Street View coming to Safari, report says By Hayley Tsukayama

LIFESTYLE

Familiar ad trope: Pairing white men and Asian American women By Paul Farhi

Trend Report: What to collect now By Janet Bennett Kelly

Lifetime and CBS will both air Whitney Houston TV specials By Lisa De Moraes

Galleries: ‘Beyond the Frame’; ‘Timeless’; sculptor Robert T. Cole By Mark Jenkins

Presidential debates: Explaining them to kids By — Krissah Thompson

Literati, Twitterati: Neil Gaiman’s multitasking successes By Michael Cavna

On Sale: Think snow .?.?. AND Greener Grass By Janet Bennett Kelly

Why the embargo on Rowling’s ‘Casual Vacancy’ didn’t hold By Neely Tucker

‘Fly’ at Ford’s Theatre is uplifting story of Tuskegee Airmen By Nelson Pressley

Washington Post food calendar for Sept. 22-Oct. 6 By Becky Krystal

Shakespeare’s ‘The Rape of Lucrece’ is the latest artistic challenge for Taffety Punk By Jessica Goldstein

Ask Amy: Paranoid mother-in-law infuriates family By Amy Dickinson

Adult-minded movies’ fates lie in their stars By Ann Hornaday

Soon-to-be-single mom can model a healthy perspective for daughters By Carolyn Hax

Style Invitational Week 990: Indecent relations — jokes about two people with the same last name By Pat Myers

Hints from Heloise: The centerpiece of creativity By Heloise

NATIONAL

Global fisheries are declining but can still recover, study says By Juliet Eilperin

Curiosity rover’s Mars landing site was once covered with fast-moving water, NASA says By Marc Kaufman

Great white sharks off West Coast to be considered for endangered listing By Juliet Eilperin

Scientists scramble to understand a new virus similar to the one that caused SARS By David Brown

Vatican lifts suspension of priest who altered prayers at Mass By Tim Townsend| Religion News Service

Mich. man ordered to study history of Hindusim after hate crime conviction By Cole Waterman| Religion News Service

Pope’s butler to face trial on Saturday By Alessandro Speciale| Religion News Service

Some Mormons suggest fasting to help Romney’s campaign By Peggy Fletcher Stack| Religion News Service

Pope tells SSPX traditionalists they must accept Second Vatican Council By Alessandro Speciale| Religion News Service

From Roman perch, American Cardinal Raymond Burke sparks controversy, exerts influence By David Gibson| Religion News Service

New bonus structure at Barclays includes points for good ‘citizenship’ By Jena Mcgregor

LOCAL

2 charged in slaying of Oxon Hill mother By Matt Zapotosky

Flea-market Renoir allegedly was stolen from Baltimore museum; auction canceled By Ian Shapira

D.C. Third Ward Mormons would welcome Romney, even though most are Democrats By Michelle Boorstein

New George Mason president seeks to push university into digital frontiers By Nick Anderson

D.C. agency fails elderly and disabled adults in need, inspector general says By Carol Morello

3 held in Aug. beating near Eastern Market had been arrested on separate robbery charges By Keith L. Alexander

GOP blocked cost-of-living adjustment for veterans, Sen. Murray says By Steve Vogel

Prince George’s schools make steady progress but continue to face challenges By Ovetta Wiggins

New plan will allow merit raises for D.C. school principals By Emma Brown

John R. Silber, outspoken president of Boston University, dies By Nick Anderson

In Herndon, trying to make sense of a father who kills his family By Petula Dvorak

Going Out Guide By Jillian S. Sowah

Ex-VRE employee Kevin Jannell pleads guilty in kickback scheme By Jeremy Borden

Authorities identify remains of woman missing since 2006 By Paul Duggan

D.C. auditor says police not adhering to law governing First Amendment investigations By Peter Hermann

Order prohibits human trafficking by federal contractors By Joe Davidson

Metro will extend service during Nationals playoff stint By Mark Berman, Mike Debonis and Lori Aratani

Federal employees urged to get flu shots By Eric Yoder

WORLD

Attack on U.S. Consulate in Libya determined to be terrorism tied to al-Qaeda By Greg Miller

Afghan teens scarf up a fashion trend from Bollywood By Richard Leiby

Radical Islamists unite under fresh name By Roula Khalaf | Financial Times

U.S. resumes joint operations with Afghans By Craig Whitlock

Russian activists stand firm against Putin By Kathy Lally

Spain unveils sweeping spending cuts; leaders silent on bailout By Michael Birnbaum

Four Republican lawmakers accuse Justice Department of inappropriate quid pro quo By Sari Horwitz

POLITICS

Supreme Court may limit use of race in college admissions By Robert Barnes

Soros donates $1.5 million to pro-Obama super PACs By Dan Eggen

President Obama, Mitt Romney court veterans in Virginia By Amy Gardner and Philip Rucker

Medicare working to boost Obama in swing states, poll finds By N.c. Aizenman, Jon Cohen and Peyton M. Craighill

ENTERTAINMENT

‘Neruda Songs’ at the Kennedy Center: A lost love’s legacy By Katherine Boyle

‘The Casual Vacancy,’ by J.K. Rowling, has certain charms By Monica Hesse

Herbert Lom, ‘Pink Panther’ films star, dies at 95 By Sarah Halzack