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What happened on February 05, 2013

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What happened on February 05, 2013

LOCAL

Philanthropist Richard A. Herman leaves fortune to D.C. charity, symphony, opera By Annie Gowen

Washington rated the worst for traffic congestion — again By Ashley Halsey Iii

Montgomery County eases rules for ‘accessory’ apartments By Bill Turque

With gun bill, Scott Rigell again willing to strike his own path By Ben Pershing

Teen sex videos don’t warrant criminal charges, defense attorneys say By Justin Jouvenal and T. Rees Shapiro

Va. student displayed toy gun on school bus, police say By Allison Klein

In search of a dubious distinction: D.C.’s first auto fatality By John Kelly

Man found guilty of murder in Arlingtonian Carl Diener’s death By Allison Klein

On gun control, banning semiautomatics isn’t the answer By Courtland Milloy

New trial opens of man known as ‘Teflon Defendant’ By Dan Morse and Ann E. Marimow

Virginia House passes governor’s transportation funding bill By Fredrick Kunkle

Reg Presley, lead singer of the Troggs, dies at 71 By Terence Mcardle

Va. House speaker is expected to kill GOP Senate redistricting plan By Laura Vozzella

In speech, D.C. mayor pledges investment in affordable housing, other city programs By Mike Debonis

Bolling sides with GOP in tie-breaking spree By Laura Vozzella

Va. lawmakers give McDonnell partial win on transportation at session midpoint By Fredrick Kunkle, Errin Haines and Laura Vozzella

D.C. Council bills aim for more aggressive action on environmental concerns By Tim Craig

D.C. Council bill would make cheating on standardized tests illegal By Emma Brown

Md. Senate leader says ‘nothing’ will happen on transportation without O’Malley By John Wagner

Md. death-penalty repeal bill spending provision raises questions By John Wagner

Va. Senate approves‘free association’ bill By Laura Vozzella

Gun licensing splits Maryland Democrats, endangering O’Malley’s agenda By Aaron C. Davis

D.C. fire kills two; authorities believe they were squatting in vacant apartment By Peter Hermann

Peace Corps releases ranking of colleges that produce the most volunteers By Jenna Johnson

What’s the real Montgomery County plastic bag baseline? By Bill Turque

Pr. William County names Steve Hudson new police chief By Jeremy Borden

Md. lawmaker reprimanded for bill that would have helped his real-estate practice By Aaron C. Davis and Kate Havard

Va. House passes McDonnell’s transportation plan By Fredrick Kunkle, Errin Haines and Laura Vozzella

LIFESTYLE

Better bread starts with a sponge By Marcy Goldman

Detox diet: Is it right for you? By Gabriella Boston

Thinking inside the box: Health and fitness subscription boxes By Maggie Fazeli Fard

Marvin McIntyre, Washington’s invisible ‘broker king,’ finds outlet as an author By Manuel Roig-franzia

For Valentine’s Day, a creamy dessert straight from the heart By Cathy Barrow

Carolyn Hax: A 20-something living with an overbearing mom By Carolyn Hax

Hints From Heloise: What is a fat separator? By Heloise

Washington Post food calendar for Feb. 6-13 By Becky Krystal

Wine pairings for a bitter Valentine’s Day menu By Dave Mcintyre

Vin and V-Day: Spend wisely By Dave Mcintyre

Vin 909 Winecafe in Annapolis is worth the drive from Washington By Tom Sietsema

Celebrate Black History Month with these kids books By — Tracy Grant

This Valentine’s Day, balance sweet with bitter By Kate Parham

BUSINESS

Five things to know about ‘free’ public WiFi By Cecilia Kang

Setback on tax preparer regulations By Michelle Singletary

Virginia coin moves closer to reality By Ylan Q. Mui

As Obama calls for short-term fix to avert sequester, CBO reports falling deficits By Lori Montgomery and Zachary A. Goldfarb

Obama calls on Congress to pass spending cuts, tax changes to delay sequester By Zachary A. Goldfarb

Entrepreneurs’ regulatory concerns start (but don’t end) with crowdfunding rules By J.d. Harrison

Anonymous posts file claiming to have information from 4,000 bank execs By Hayley Tsukayama

Instagram expands Web site By Hayley Tsukayama

Federal lawsuit accuses S&P of defrauding investors By Jia Lynn Yang

Washington Post Co. subsidiary puts Alexandria warehouses up for sale By Jonathan O’connell and Patricia Sullivan

Washington Auto Show 2013: Schedule for Feb. 6 By Mohana Ravindranath

Washington Auto Show: Tomorrow’s drivers behind the wheel of today’s newest cars By J.d. Harrison

Dell goes private in $24 billion buyout By Hayley Tsukayama

Twitter said to mull stricter on-site security By Hayley Tsukayama

NEWS

Ex-swim coach Rick Curl agrees to plead guilty to child sex abuse By Amy Brittain

NATIONAL

How to lose great leaders? Ask the Army By Tim Kane

Albatross named Wisdom astounds scientists by producing chick at age 62 By Darryl Fears

Asian paper giant agrees to stop cutting Indonesia’s natural rain forests By Juliet Eilperin

The drone debate we need to have By Vivek Wadhwa

People most remember events from late adolescence and early adulthood By Katy Waldman | Slate

Chicago is ground zero in U.S. Muslim renaissance By By Monique Parsons| Religion News Service

New Vatican sex abuse prosecutor praises media By By Alessandro Speciale| Religion News Service

Catholic hospital says fetus defense was ‘morally wrong’ By By David Gibson| Religion News Service

The key to entrepreneurial success By By Tom Ehrich| Religion News Service

Orlando retirement complex caters to aging Hindu immigrants By By Sraavani Pere| Religion News Service

Federal agencies prepare for furloughs By Joe Davidson

ENTERTAINMENT

‘The Last Girlfriend on Earth,’ by Simon Rich By John Wilwol

National Portrait Gallery names Kim Sajet as its new director By Katherine Boyle

Young Afghan musicians meet American peers in D.C. By Katherine Boyle

Spooky Action Theater’s ‘Kafka on the Shore’ suffers from uneven acting By Celia Wren

‘Building Our House,’ by Jonathan Bean By Kristi Elle Jemtegaard

‘Courage Has No Color,’ by Tanya Lee Stone By Abby Mcganney Nolan