Dates of Publication in the Washington Post
What happened on February 04, 2013
LIFESTYLE
Michelle Obama’s posterior again the subject of a public rant By Krissah Thompson
Oreo’s tweeted ad was Super Bowl blackout’s big winner By Paul Farhi
Beer’s hoppy-ness gets a yardstick By Greg Kitsock
Jeffrey Mumford rightly vaunted by National Gallery of Art as composer-in-residence By Stephen Brookes
A LEVYdance and Sidra Bell Dance New York collaboration By Sarah Halzack
Too soon for Dad to date after Mom’s sudden, surprising death? By Carolyn Hax
Laurie Anderson premieres stunning multimedia work By Stephen Brookes
Power outage drains Super Bowl ratings By Lisa De Moraes
When will it really snow in Washington? By — Dan Stillman
5 most-viewed online Post recipes for January By Bonnie S. Benwick
NATIONAL
For insurance exchanges, states need ‘navigators’ — and hiring them is a huge task By N.c. Aizenman
New technology helps doctors link a patient’s location to illness and treatment By Christine Macdonald
D.C. Council chairman to propose bill boosting nursing staffs at hospitals By Lena H. Sun and Mike Debonis
Washington Post names Kevin Merida as new managing editor for news and features By Steven Mufson
Sharks’ reputation as man-eaters is unfair and threatens the species, authors say By Darryl Fears
Rapper 50 Cent’s fitness tips; rebuilding the mind after a brain ‘explosion’ By Maggie Fazeli Fard
Children conceived through rape open new front in abortion culture wars By By Adelle M. Banks| Religion News Service
New TB vaccine shows no benefit in African study By David Brown
Along with flu and colds, winter brings more fatal heart attacks and strokes By Laura Hambleton
Home health aides serve a growing population; here’s what you need to know By Consumers Union Of United States
Long after a man’s brain helps make a scientific breakthrough, he is identified By Tia Ghose | Live Science
Recycling of plastic lags because recovery is hard and new production is cheap By Brian Palmer
New rules aim to get rid of junk foods and high-calorie drinks in schools By Mary Clare Jalonick | Associated Press
Can exercise in middle age help prevent dementia later in life? By Linda Searing
‘Earth from Space’ to air on PBS; book shows brainy birds behaving like humans By Maggie Fazeli Fard
Can I drop maternity benefits? Are long-term-care firms secure? Can I switch plans? By Michelle Andrews
Genetic reactions to stress might be felt in later generations, mouse studies show By Andy Coghlan and New Scientist
Vatican signals options for protecting gay couples By By Alessandro Speciale| Religion News Service
Justin Welby confirmed as new Archbishop of Canterbury By By Trevor Grundy| Religion News Service
A story about ‘Downton Abbey’ gave away too much
Ornamental fish face threat of infection as their resistance to antibiotics grows By Sciencenow
Nats’ new mascot Taft had major-league health problems from being overweight By Lenny Bernstein
Did anything really change for Cardinal Mahony? By By David Gibson| Religion News Service
SPORTS
Jamar Board: A D.C. playground legend who never got out By Alex Prewitt
Europol announces massive international soccer match-fixing scandal By Steven Goff
Baltimore Ravens’ Super Bowl XLVII win wasn’t pretty, but it was perfectly fitting By Mike Wise
2013 Northern Region football schedule breakdown By Preston Williams
Boys’ basketball: Potomac Falls is rolling in AA Dulles District; Marshall emerges as Liberty District contender By Gabe Hiatt and Brandon Parker
Super Bowl ads 2013: Samsung, Sodastream, Kia ads lead the pack By Justin Bank
Montrose Christian tops Oak Hill in triple-OT By Brandon Parker
Boys’ basketball: Unbeaten Theodore Roosevelt shakes things up defensively By Roman Stubbs
Bethesda-Chevy Chase promotes Josh Singer to head football coach By Eric Detweiler
St. John’s girls’ basketball rallies past Paul VI Catholic in WCAC showdown By Preston Williams
Super Bowl 2013: Baltimore Ravens begin life as Super Bowl champions By Jeff Zrebiec
Boys’ basketball: Meade digs out of a hole against Severna Park By Louis Nelson
TV and radio listings: Feb. 4
Wizards vs. Clippers: Washington snaps eight-game losing streak to Los Angeles By Michael Lee
Thomas Stone boys’ basketball rounds into form for late-season push By Greg Schimmel
Power outage delays Super Bowl by 34 minutes By Rick Maese
The lure of a seven-figure payoff attracts bettors to the Rainbow Six By Andrew Beyer
For Washington Capitals, it’s still early, but it’s getting late By Tracee Hamilton
Patriot boys’ basketball team to host first playoff home game By Preston Williams
Super Bowl: A win for Big Brother, a new conspiracy for Oliver Stone By Norman Chad
Georgetown Visitation basketball faces a challenge in Bullis By Preston Williams
Magruder’s J.J. Epps shaking off rust after hand injury By Eric Detweiler
Super Bowl ads 2013: Mercedes-Benz, Budweiser, Beck’s Sapphire, and Lincoln’s rom-com romp By Haley Crum
Super Bowl ads 2013: Psy’s galloping pistachios, Gildan’s gross guy and Tracy Morgan By Haley Crum
Super Bowl: Cause of power outage still a mystery; investigation begins By Kent Babb and Cindy Boren
Girls’ basketball: Forest Park, Potomac (Va.) appear set to play at last By Preston Williams
WORLD
‘Beyond reasonable doubt,’ bones are the remains of England’s King Richard III By Eliza Mackintosh
U.S. counterterrorism efforts in Africa defined by a decade of missteps By Craig Whitlock
President of Mexico outlines plan to rejuvenate passenger rail service By Nick Miroff
Former FBI official questioned on role in abuse of intelligence-gathering tools By Ellen Nakashima
Israelis unhappy with study of their textbooks and Palestinians’ By Joel Greenberg
After uniting on Facebook, Syrian Americans travel to war’s edge By Jenna Johnson
Richard III project: DNA pioneer Leicester University led the way on identification By Clive Cookson | Financial Times
China’s economic data draw sharp scrutiny from experts analyzing global trends By William Wan
John Kerry takes the helm at State, signals early push on peace in Middle East By Anne Gearan
Senators demand secret memos on targeted killing By Greg Miller
LOCAL
‘Kings Dominion’ law clears Va. House after dying in Senate committee By Errin Haines
Study: Legal Mexican immigrants become U.S. citizens at a lower rate than others By Tara Bahrampour
Gail Messier, massage therapist
Montgomery officials try eating for $5 a day By Bill Turque
Police continue to investigate alleged porn production involving Fairfax students By T. Rees Shapiro and Justin Jouvenal
Teenage quest for fame produces scary consequences By Petula Dvorak
ICC speed limit will increase to 60 mph By Luz Lazo
StreetLight Ministries provides a helping hand for homeless in Prince William By Jeremy Borden
Virginia governor’s K-12 bills, including stricter teacher accountability, advance By Fredrick Kunkle
Prince William County sports announcements
Va. Senate votes to limits smoking, cell phone use By Laura Vozzella
Maryland offshore wind plan likely to pass, but will it be built? By Aaron C. Davis
William I. Bacchus, USAID official
John E. Naugle, NASA chief scientist
Astle, Young voice support for repealing Maryland’s death penalty By John Wagner
Men with hammers rob Pentagon City jewelry store By Allison Klein
Cuccinelli backs rival roads bill By Laura Vozzella and Errin Haines
Federal Faces: Daniel E. Liddell focuses on airport safety
Lawsuit presses Postal Service to pay interest on decades of death benefits By Joe Davidson
Gordon H. Mansfield, top Veterans Affairs official and advocate for disabled soldiers, dies By Megan Mcdonough
Today in D.C.: Four things to watch for By Maggie Fazeli Fard
Tuesday in D.C.: 4 things to look for By Maggie Fazeli Fard
Md. legislature to start early Tuesday to accommodate Ravens celebration By John Wagner
District man guilty of burglary and assaulting 81-year-old By Martin Weil
Humming economy may give D.C. mayor opportunity to address affordable housing By Mike Debonis
Post-Groundhog Day, it’s time to start gardening By Washington Post Staff
Prince William County in brief By — Compiled By Sarah Lane
Va. House sidesteps bills aimed at dropping contraception coverage By Errin Haines
Driven to catalogue Washington’s earliest drivers By John Kelly
Discipline urged for Maryland lawmaker By Aaron C. Davis
Prince William County health calendar By — Compiled By Sarah Lane
Panel begins assessment of homeowners’ fees in Montgomery, Prince George’s counties By Miranda S. Spivack
Prince William County community calendar, Feb. 3-10, 2013
Compromise on gunshow loophole fails to pass Va. Senate committee By Errin Haines
Md. ethics panel says delegate should not have tried to silence football player By John Wagner
Republican Bolling sides with Democrats on voter ID measure By Laura Vozzella
Prince William County adopt a pet
D.C. police chief: Many sexual assault reports allegedly missing have been found By Peter Hermann
D.C. Council’s Wells begins exploratory campaign for mayor By Tim Craig
Prince William County development projects
Beatrice M. Robinson, pianist and organist
OPINIONS
Are ObamaLeaks an impeachable offense? By Marc A. Thiessen
Obama’s new contraception rules try to fool Catholics By Michael Gerson
India’s government, impelled to action on rape By Editorial Board
What shall we do with these killer cats? By Charles Lane
FDA should do more with its authority over tobacco products By Editorial Board
Israel’s ‘Gatekeepers’ break their silence By Richard Cohen
John Kerry, finally where he belongs By Dana Milbank
The NRA’s tone-deaf rhetoric By Eugene Robinson
Natwar Gandhi’s bottom-line success By Editorial Board
The clear path to citizenship
The change in job counseling
Overinsuring a child’s life
Latino voters are watching immigration reform
The dangers of road rage in an age of guns
Drowning out the music on a floating stage
POLITICS
Both sides of gun control issue turn to women as spokespeople and symbols By Philip Rucker
Obama takes gun control push to law enforcement, American people By Philip Rucker
Strom Thurmond’s mixed-race daughter dies at 87 By Meg Kinnard
Strengthening security at the nation’s airports By The Partnership For Public Service
Rosa Parks postage stamp is released By Josh Hicks
Keeping up with John Kerry-speak By Al Kamen
ENTERTAINMENT
Tim McGraw seeks a fresh start with ‘Two Lanes of Freedom’ By Allison Stewart
Alvin Ailey gala is ‘a party with a purpose’ By Rebecca Ritzel
‘See Now Then’ is Jamaica Kincaid’s latest roar By Marie Arana
A ‘Hat’ full of sarcasm, profanity and romance By Celia Wren
Verdehr Trio offers greatest hits for its 40th anniversary and D.C. farewell By Anne Midgette
Keegan Theatre’s ‘Cabaret’: A capable version of the reimagined musical classic By Jane Horwitz
BUSINESS
Twitch launches subscription service to watch live video games By Hayley Tsukayama
Justice prepares civil suit against S&P over grading of financial products before crisis By Jia Lynn Yang
President Obama misses budget deadline for third straight year By Lori Montgomery
HTC shifts focus back to cheaper phones, sets sights on China By Hayley Tsukayama
When it comes to investment funds, buyer beware By Allan Sloan
Five take-aways from the Washington Auto Show’s energy efficiency policy summit By Mohana Ravindranath
Can Twitter replace the Super Bowl ad? By Hayley Tsukayama
Samsung lands in list of five worst Super Bowl ads By Hayley Tsukayama
NEWS
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