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What happened on February 06, 2013

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What happened on February 06, 2013

BUSINESS

‘Fragmentation’ leaves Android phones vulnerable to hackers, scammers By Craig Timberg

Washington Post Co. to sell Everett Herald By Steven Mufson

Mobile Internet use expected to surge By Cecilia Kang

Kids are three clicks away from adult content on YouTube, study says By Caitlin Dewey

Vine warns app users of adult content By Hayley Tsukayama

Overhaul of rating agencies bogs down four years after financial crisis By Jia Lynn Yang and Dina Elboghdady

Amazon patents resale marketplace for used e-books, songs and other digital goods By Caitlin Dewey

What the public thinks about the Post office ending Saturday mail delivery By Washington Post Staff

Google’s changes to mobile advertising could fix company’s major problem By Hayley Tsukayama

Apple announces 25 billion iTunes downloads By Hayley Tsukayama

Royal Bank of Scotland to pay $612 million to resolve Libor case By Danielle Douglas

Washington Auto Show 2013: Schedule for Feb. 7 By Mohana Ravindranath

No room: As D.C.’s population rises, so does demand for parking By Steven Overly

Poll: Americans expect economic pain to continue By Michael A. Fletcher and Peyton M. Craighill

NATIONAL

Obama nominates REI chief executive as interior secretary By Juliet Eilperin

U.S. could fall short of 2020 climate goal, new study says, but target remains in reach By Juliet Eilperin

Could women in combat mean fewer wars? By Sally Quinn

Did gun control prevent Jews from stopping the Holocaust? By Lauren Markoe| Religion News Service

Postal Service’s bold, risky move to five-day mail delivery stirs support, fury By Joe Davidson

SIDEBAR: Muslim views of the Apocalypse By Daniel Burke| Religion News Service

How the Antichrist reflects an era’s anxieties By Daniel Burke| Religion News Service

Lutheran pastor apologizes for praying at Newtown vigil By Caleb Bell| Religion News Service

Religious sponsors loom large in Boy Scouts’ policy debate By Adelle M. Banks| Religion News Service

OPINIONS

Raise the minimum wage By Matt Miller

Rand Paul is more like father after all By Dana Milbank

A time to explain the drone campaign By Editorial Board

America is back By David Ignatius

GOP’s immigration plan is no plan By Editorial Board

Va. transportation funding deserves bipartisan support By Editorial Board

Can we cut deficits without killing the recovery? By Robert J. Samuelson

Are Republicans rebranding or rethinking? By E.j. Dionne Jr

Shackling the spenders By George F. Will

SPORTS

Seth Mitchell’s heavyweight boxing rematch against Johnathon Banks is postponed By Gene Wang

On National Signing Day 2013, a dream fulfilled for DeAndre’ Lane By Alex Prewitt

National Signing Day: Maryland adds to local haul, nabbing Taivon Jacobs, Yannick Ngakoue, Jacquille Veii By Eric Detweiler

World Cup qualifying: U.S. men fall apart late in 2-1 loss at Honduras By Steven Goff

Maryland basketball vs. Virginia Tech: Terps rested heading into final stretch By Alex Prewitt

Washington Capitals seek positive to build on By Katie Carrera

Team effort leads to Washington-Lee repeat at Virginia AAA Northern Region meet By Andrew Simon

Stone Bridge hockey team has depth at goalie; Wootton set to battle Whitman By Louis Nelson and Andrew Simon

Virginia, despite offseason upheaval, keeps its top-30 recruiting class intact By Mark Giannotto

National Signing Day 2013: What you missed By Brandon Parker

National Signing Day: Maryland, Randy Edsall bolstering border patrol By Jason Reid

Wizards vs. Knicks: With the feel of an event, Washington makes it look easy, 106-96 By Michael Lee

Wrestling rankings: Individual and team By Greg Schimmel and Gabe Hiatt

National Signing Day 2013: Virginia Tech high on incoming recruits By Mark Giannotto

Wrestling: Austin, Collin Alley soaring at South River By Gabe Hiatt and Greg Schimmel

LOCAL

Five colleges misreported data to U.S. News, raising concerns about rankings, reputation By Nick Anderson

Mark Palmer, former U.S. ambassador to Hungary, dies at 71 By Matt Schudel

Drop ‘Redskins’ name? Time to take a stand. By Robert Mccartney

Va. House speaker derails GOP Senate redistricting plan By Laura Vozzella

Lavone Paire Davis, women’s baseball league player and film inspiration, dies By Alex Kane Rudansky

Ruth Tankersley, Tribune scion, D.C. publisher and Arabian horse breeder, dies By Adam Bernstein

D.C. charter school enrollment outpaces that of DCPS By Emma Brown

Family Research Council shooter pleads guilty to three felonies By Ann E. Marimow

Bidding opens for a Prince George’s casino By John Wagner

Fairfax Co. employees get mental health first aid training By James Arkin

D.C. man shot by police had been ordered to stay away from his ex-wife By Peter Hermann

Boy Scouts delay vote on policy that bans gays By James Arkin

Va. General Assembly: Where bills stand at ‘crossover’ By Laura Vozzella

Gun rights advocates make voices heard at Md. Senate hearing By Aaron C. Davis

D.C. teacher wins surprise $25,000 award By Emma Brown

Prince George’s and Southern Maryland Going Out Guide By Jillian S. Sowah

House transportation bill to face Senate Democrats By Errin Haines

Going Out Guide By Jean Mack

Going Out Guide for the District of Columbia, Feb. 7-13 By Carrie Donovan

Organizing paper before tax day By Nicole Anzia

Gun-control debate takes center stage in Maryland By Aaron C. Davis

Girl’s Make-A-Wish campaign far exceeds goal and expectations By Caitlin Gibson

Wednesday in D.C.: 4 things to look for By Maggie Fazeli Fard

Judge weighs whether Albrecht Muth, hospitalized from a hunger strike, is able to represent himself By Keith L. Alexander

In Prince William, free screenings allow Howard U. students to test skills, help seniors By Sarah Lane

Going Out Guide for Montgomery County, Feb. 7-13 By Carrie Donovan

Police charge man with holding up same store four times By Peter Hermann