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What happened on February 13, 2013

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What happened on February 13, 2013

BUSINESS

Apple updates, drops price of MacBook Pro models By Hayley Tsukayama

Growth isn’t enough to help the middle class By Jim Tankersley

Inspector general: Grant money for battery company not ‘managed effectively’ By Steven Mufson

Apple, Intel get nods in State of the Union By Hayley Tsukayama

Treasury nominee defends his Citigroup work, discusses tax reform before Senate panel By Jia Lynn Yang

Obama pushes tax changes to help small businesses but doesn’t budge on immigration By J.d. Harrison

Twitter: A live megaphone for lobbying groups, companies By Cecilia Kang

With trade already flowing, U.S. and European Union aim for something deeper By Howard Schneider

Columbia students share solar panels with NY church By Hayley Tsukayama

SOTU winners and losers, according to social media By Hayley Tsukayama

WORLD

Israel’s ultra-Orthodox at heart of furor By John Reed | Financial Times

Ackerman McQueen PR firm has been behind NRA’s provocative ads for decades By Peter Finn and Sari Horwitz

Pope Benedict XVI, in last public Mass, deplores ‘divisions’ roiling Catholic Church By Anthony Faiola

Yemen’s powerful families still cast shadows By Sudarsan Raghavan

Iran’s bid to buy banned magnets stokes fears about major expansion of nuclear capacity By Joby Warrick

Medal will honor troops engaged in cyber ops, drone strikes By Ernesto Londoño

Kerry drafting new proposals to persuade Syria’s Assad to step down By Anne Gearan

Museum exhibit becomes front in Israeli-Palestinian struggle By Joel Greenberg

Senators delay vote on Brennan, seek more information about drone campaign By Karen Deyoung and Greg Miller

On nukes, it’s an uphill climb for Obama By Walter Pincus

With latest nuclear test, Kim Jong Eun signals a familiar, familial policy By Chico Harlan

LOCAL

Body language experts say Obama exuded dominance and empathy By Brigid Schulte

American Airlines approves merger with US Airways By Ashley Halsey Iii

Obama proposal reflects shift in views on early childhood education By Lyndsey Layton and Susan Svrluga

D.C. child-care providers threatened by stagnant subsidies for poor kids By Brigid Schulte

Murder victim’s mother continues push for repeal of Maryland’s death penalty By John Wagner

University of Maryland campus police officer shot in training exercise By Justin Fenton and Jessica Anderson | Baltimore Sun

Blairs complex in Silver Spring headed for major overhaul By Jonathan O’connell

Weddings jump 61 percent at Anne Arundel County Courthouse By Annie Gowen

Loudoun County touts the success of its wine industry By Caitlin Gibson

Fur balls can cause intestinal blockage By Michael W. Fox

Dumb budget cuts would slow promising research on flu, cancer, other diseases By Robert Mccartney

Closed-door meetings on gun control criticized in Maryland By Aaron C. Davis and Kate Havard

Md. toddler bounces back from congenital heart defect By Terri Hogan and The Gazette

Ann Clymer, mother who forced attention on drunken driving, dies at 75 By Emily Langer

Commuters share: These routes are made for walkin’ By Robert Thomson

Going Out Guide for the District of Columbia, Feb. 14-20 By Carrie Donovan

U-Md. student acted strangely weeks before shooting housemates, friends say By Matt Zapotosky and Jenna Johnson

Off-duty Alexandria sheriff’s deputy fatally shoots intruder in Fort Washington home By Matt Zapotosky

Pr. William settles Holly Acres Mobile Home Park lawsuit By Jeremy Borden

Going Out Guide for Montgomery County, Feb. 14-20 By Carrie Donovan

Lt. Gov. Bill Bolling backs gas tax hike By Laura Vozzella

President’s speech may provide job clues By Derrick T. Dortch

Va. House, Senate stake out different transportation plans By Laura Vozzella and Fredrick Kunkle

D.C. plans changes in police lineups, informants to stop errors By Spencer S. Hsu and Keith L. Alexander

Paul K. Corliss, property manager By Bart Barnes

WSSC raises fees for recreational use of reservoirs, surrounding woods By Katherine Shaver

At hearing on nation’s crumbling infrastructure, money is the theme By Ashley Halsey Iii

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

Man fatally struck on New York Avenue By Peter Hermann

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

Group prays on Capitol Hill in support of immigration reform By Pamela Constable

Loudoun County volunteer opportunities By Sandy Mauck

Going Out Guide By Jean Mack

Pr. William county executive offers FY ’14 budget proposal By Jeremy Borden

On Ash Wednesday, some faithful appear reluctant to wear belief on their foreheads By Michelle Boorstein

Valentine’s Day at the National Zoo By John Kelly

Prince William County news in brief By — Compiled By Sarah Lane

Woman, 66, killed in Charles County house fire By Maggie Fazeli Fard

Hartwig-Davis to resign from WSSC after moving from Pr. George’s to Anne Arundel By Miranda S. Spivack

LIFESTYLE

‘The One and Only Ivan’: This Newbery Medal winner is easy to love By Tracy Grant

A home office and living room makeover By Megan Buerger and Kendra Nichols

What to do when your child doesn’t like the nanny By Marguerite Kelly

How to: Restore 1950s hoop chairs designed by John Hauser By Jeanne Huber

Gene Weingarten: Fishbowl D.C.’s right to free screech By Gene Weingarten

A walk on the abstract side By Rebecca D’angelo

When an ex’s happiness is irrelevant to your own By Carolyn Hax

The light choice: How to pick the right fixtures By Lindsey M. Roberts

National Recording Preservation Plan aims to protect America’s audio history By Chris Richards

@Work Advice: Trying to help underwhelmed workers and overwhelmed bosses By Karla L. Miller

Let’s rethink Redskins’ hurtful name By Fred Bowen

Table, without reservation By Tom Sietsema

Chat Leftovers: Wedding SOS By Jane Touzalin

Good to Go: Johnny’s Takeout By Nevin Martell

Nip in the air, snip in the garden By Barbara Damrosch