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What happened on February 15, 2013

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What happened on February 15, 2013

NATIONAL

Funds run low for health insurance in state ‘high-risk pools’ By N.c. Aizenman

Leadership role models By Tom Fox

Will young adults face ‘rate shock’ because of the health-care law? By N.c. Aizenman

U.S. to commit scientists and new commission to fix forensic science By Spencer S. Hsu

As asteroid whizzes by, surprise meteor makes an impact over Russia By Brian Vastag, Will Englund and Joel Achenbach

States make decisions about roles in insurance marketplaces By Sandhya Somashekhar

In the Everglades, hunters help to check a slithery invader By Darryl Fears

Pope appoints new director of scandal-scarred Vatican Bank By Alessandro Speciale| Religion News Service

Obama’s music to futurists’ ears By Vivek Wadhwa

Categories: c, v By Religion News Service

The value of giving up the papacy By Lamar Reinsch

When spouses lose faith, sticking together is hard By Peggy Fletcher Stack| Religion News Service

Gay, transgender band breaks barriers in Christian music By Amanda Greene| Religion News Service

BUSINESS

When buying car insurance, compare rates and don’t underestimate needed coverage By Michelle Singletary

Google, Intuit push small business owners to create web presence By Mohana Ravindranath

SEC developing new fraud detection technology By Dina Elboghdady

Tesla, NYT fight continues over review By Hayley Tsukayama

Automatic cuts are getting a big yawn from Washington By Lori Montgomery

OPINIONS

Book review: ‘Invisible Armies,’ a history of guerrilla warfare, by Max Boot By Gerard Degroot

Five myths about manufacturing jobs By Ro Khanna

Why does D.C. still have so many homeless? By Colbert I. King

The invisible victims of domestic violence By John Mccarthy and Angela Alsobrooks

After Christopher Dorner’s rampage, how to build community trust in police By Sunil Dutta

‘Why Priests?: A Failed Tradition’ by Garry Wills By Dennis Drabelle

Donald Rumsfeld: Enough with the Kumbaya Olympics. Let’s keep wrestling. By Donald Rumsfeld

‘Thomas Nast: The Father of Modern Political Cartoons’ by Fiona Deans Halloran By Jonathan Yardley

Striving for freedom in the Chinese New Year By Xiao Qiang and Perry Link

‘The Searchers: The Making of an American Legend’ by Glenn Frankel By Review By Jeanine Basinger and Jeanine Basinger

‘The Hour of Peril: The Secret Plot to Murder Lincoln Before the Civil War’ by Daniel Stashower By Del Quentin Wilber

The case for picking an American pope By R. Scott Appleby

‘Consider the Fork: The History of How We Cook and Eat’ by Bee Wilson By Bonnie S. Benwick

A military medal for drone strikes? Makes sense. By Peter W. Singer

Judges shouldn’t decide about drone strikes By James Robertson

The best choice for pope? A nun. By E.j. Dionne Jr

Parking rules for a 21st-century D.C. By Harriet Tregoning and Terry Bellamy

In Egypt, the kids are not all right By David Ignatius

State of the Union nonsense By George F. Will

Lindsey Graham’s no deal By Dana Milbank

Guns are a loaded issue in the South By Kathleen Parker

The Post’s last ombudsman? By Patrick B. Pexton

D.C. children in shelter must get real homes By Editorial Board

The choice to read ‘Beloved’ By Laura Murphy

We’re on notice to plan for the next meteor By Rush Holt and Donna F. Edwards

‘Swimming Studies’ by Leanne Shapton By Nicola Joyce

Who had the worst week in Washington? Defense secretary nominee Chuck Hagel. By Chris Cillizza

Obama reaches out to a repressive Putin By Editorial Board

ENTERTAINMENT

At National Gallery, a look at the Pre-Raphaelites’s forward move backward By Philip Kennicott

‘Life Is but a Dream’: Beyonce’s world, seen through a mish-mash By Hank Stuever

Dance review: Washington Ballet’s ‘L’Amour (love, baby .?.?.)’ By Sarah Kaufman

Sol LeWitt artwork at National Gallery collapses as students rush to save it By Katherine Boyle

Dror Moreh talks about ‘The Gatekeepers’ By Ann Hornaday

Nat Geo’s ‘Killing Lincoln’: An ambitious but strange docu-drama By Hank Stuever

Little Big Town’s ‘Tornado’ blows full force at 9:30 Club By Emily Yahr

‘Intersections’: A curated art festival aims to transform its audiences By Deneen L. Brown

Washington Post bestsellers Feb. 17, 2013 By Timothy R. Smith

Danai Gurira’s ‘Convert’ and the long view of Zimbabwe’s history By Nelson Pressley

Old play gets young legs and new themes to stand on at Signature By Peter Marks

NEWS

Mortgage-interest deduction may not be as enormous as previously estimated By Kenneth R. Harney

2013 Honda Accord Coupe: A sedan-like coupe (unless you’d prefer the coupe-like sedan) By Warren Brown

From bathroom to trophy space By Deborah K. Dietsch

As land use planning changes, ‘zoning’ is no longer appropriate By Roger K. Lewis

Wilburdale in Annandale sprouted in the 1950s with small ramblers on half-acre lots By Cheryl A. Kenny

New Yorkers try to imagine plastic foam-free city after mayor proposes ban of food packaging By Associated Press

By thinking ahead, investors can defer taxes on property sales By Benny L. Kass

When loan modifications aren’t enough, it may be time to give up your home By Ilyce R. Glink and Samuel J. Tamkin

LOCAL

In Arlington, Green Valley Pharmacy is recognized as icon of Nauck community By Patricia Sullivan

Alexandria school leaders resist state takeover of struggling school By Michael Alison Chandler

D.C. Lottery works hard to draw in new players By Mike Debonis

Maryland to start building long-delayed transit center in Prince George’s By Luz Lazo

Appeals court throws out $900,000 verdict in D.C. police discrimination case By Peter Hermann

Prince George’s delegates approve artificial-turf fields at county high schools By Ovetta Wiggins

Former D.C. principal is accused of helping relative avoid a hefty tuition bill By Emma Brown

Alexandria to have do-over on waterfront vote By Patricia Sullivan