Dates of Publication in the Washington Post
What happened on September 29, 2012
LOCAL
Lee Boyd Malvo, 10 years after D.C. area sniper shootings: ‘I was a monster’ By Josh White
D.C. Council member Michael Brown’s troubles fit a pattern, former aides say By Tim Craig
GenOn power plant in Alexandria is set to close By Patricia Sullivan
Apple Maps vs. Google maps: Which is better for D.C. navigating? By Robert Thomson
D.C.’s finest bridge gets a mini-makeover By John Kelly
Abdul Kayeum, Afghan exile
September closes out on a warm note By Martin Weil
Va. Senate contest could pivot on defense issues By Ben Pershing
Nationals fans may face postseason challenges getting to Nats Park By Robert Thomsonand Mark Berman
Maryland ad war coming over same-sex marriage vote By John Wagner
Dr. Gridlock’s traffic, transit tips: Changes for HOV lanes, Metrobus routes
Marjorie Coffin, Foreign Service officer
How a Bethesda retiree altered presidential campaigns 56 years ago by proposing debates By Robert Mccartney
Safety advice abounds in D.C. region By Martin Weil
Sniper shootings, 10 years later, haunt those it touched By Michael E. Ruane
WORLD
In interview, Yemeni president acknowledges approving U.S. drone strikes By Greg Miller
In southern Afghanistan, concerns about what comes next By Kevin Sieff
In Libya, security was lax before attack that killed U.S. ambassador, officials say By Ernesto Londoño and Abigail Hauslohner
In Niger, flooding adds to humanitarian woes By Sudarsan Raghavan
Egypt, Yemen challenge some U.S. ideas By Anne Gearan
Youngest Guantanamo detainee returned to Canada, ending protracted legal saga By Ernesto Londoño
SPORTS
Washington Redskins’ offense is a blend of schemes, taking advantage of Robert Griffin III By Mark Maske
Top rushers, passers for Friday, Sept. 28
RB Chase Powell leads No. 11 Wise past No. 17 Northwestern By Steve Yanda
Virginia Tech football vs. Cincinnati: Bearcats stun Hokies with late touchdown By Mark Giannotto
Mike Rizzo, the man who built the Washington Nationals By Adam Kilgore
Washington’s last baseball playoff team was the Homestead Grays By Mike Wise
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Madison vs. Langley: Warhawks make successful last stand in 24-21 victory By Brandon Parker
Orioles top Red Sox to climb into first-place tie with Yankees atop AL East By Eduardo A. Encina and — Baltimore Sun
Georgetown football vs. Brown: Down to third-string QB, Hoyas’ offense stalls in 37-10 loss By Eric Detweiler
Nationals vs. Cardinals: Kurt Suzuki’s 10th-inning two-run double lifts Washington, drops magic number down to 1 By Adam Kilgore
Suitland vs. C.H. Flowers: Taivon Jacobs sparks Rams to 26-14 victory By Brandon Parker
Darwyn Kelly’s interceptions seal win for H.D. Woodson over Wilson, 32-8 By Steve Yanda
Stonewall Jackson sinks Battlefield in final seconds on touchdown pass from Greg Stroman By Preston Williams
Navy football vs. San Jose State: Mids ‘as low as you can be’ after 12-0 loss By Gene Wang
Louisiana Tech rallies to beat Virginia By Hank Kurz Jr. and — Associated Press
BUSINESS
Case study: How can prison inmates prepare for success?
Birthdays and benefits: A nudge on Social Security By Michelle Singletary
I am a job creator: A manifesto for the entitled By Steven Pearlstein
Amid debt crisis, Paul Ryan sat on the sidelines By Lori Montgomery
OPINIONS
POLITICS
For Romney, wealth means both freedom and a trap By Ann Gerhart and Philip Rucker
Romney or Obama? Political scientists make their predictions By Dan Balz
Richard Tisei is a nontraditional Republican vying to represent Massachusetts By Paul Kane
The debate questions we would like to see By Glenn Kessler
Paul Ryan to kick off three-day debate camp in Virginia next week By Felicia Sonmez
Supreme Court faces another high-profile term By Robert Barnes
LIFESTYLE
NATIONAL
Arthur Ochs Sulzberger, former New York Times publisher, dies at 86 By Patricia Sullivan
Jupiter, Venus take turns hogging our attention By Blaine P. and Friedlander Jr
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