Dates of Publication in the Washington Post
What happened on February 18, 2013
OPINIONS
Presuming too much intimacy By Richard Cohen
Growing wealthy on the farm By Editorial Board
A difference between religion and doctrine
Obama’s immigration plan may be a decoy By Eugene Robinson
A better deal than minimum wage By Charles Lane
Splitting up the spectrum By Editorial Board
A more rational immigration policy
Sri Lanka’s squandered opportunities By Editorial Board
Military action may trump sanctions with North Korea
Celebrating a conductor’s courage
A flawed ethics process targets D.C. Council member Jim Graham
Nothing to do but watch the asteroids
Washington’s vacation after an abdication By Michael Gerson
LOCAL
Weapons made with 3-D printers could test gun-control efforts By Michael S. Rosenwald
Plans call for a pool in Prince William County’s 12th high school By Kipp Hanley
Watergate, back again to help sell restaurant food delivery By John Kelly
Police enlist war tech in crime fight By Allison Klein
For D.C. shelter’s 600 homeless children, a crucial source of fun and escape By Petula Dvorak
Clinics bring together doctors and psychiatrists to cure physical, mental health ailments By Olga Khazan
Metrobus drivers get customer service training By Dana Hedgpeth
Michael Kappaz, engineering executive
A shift in Denver: Limits on police in schools By Donna St. George
Virginia General Assembly approves measure easing parental access to Facebook accounts of deceased child By Fredrick Kunkle
Norio Endo, Navy veteran and lacrosse booster, dies at 78 By Megan Mcdonough
Barnaby Conrad, bullfighter and author, dies at 90 By Steve Chawkins
D.C. inmates fall under Thomas Faust’s jurisdiction, sooner and later By Justin Moyer
Reston fatal fire being investigated as a homicide By Maggie Fazeli Fard and James Arkin
Record cleared for Prince William boy who pointed finger like a gun By Donna St. George
Willis J. Martin, Labor Department division chief
‘Face the Nation’ booking marks O’Malley’s return to Sunday talk shows By John Wagner
One killed in police-involved shooting in Alexandria By Mark Berman
Teen found slain in Prince George’s was robbery victim, police believe By Martin Weil
Transportation conferees take up new plan By Laura Vozzella
Montgomery, Pr. George’s and Howard county execs press for deal to fend off sequester By Miranda S. Spivack
NATIONAL
Trying to help schizophrenics with computer brain games By Hristio Boytchev
Medical mysteries: Ian Liu’s back pain was horrible, but no one knew the reason By Sandra G. Boodman
Other countries court skilled immigrants frustrated by U.S. visa laws By Kevin Sullivan
Mindfulness and meditation training could ease PTSD symptoms, researchers say By David Kohn
How does a lost animal find its way home? By Brian Palmer
Now 74, NPR’s Susan Stamberg talks about the ups and downs of aging By Laura Hambleton
Overinvolved parents can make college-aged children depressed, a new study says By Belinda Goldsmith
Crater found in Iowa points to asteroid break-up 470 million years ago By Brian Vastag
Are onions the next ‘superfood’? How to make sense of your baby’s size. By Maggie Fazeli Fard
Breathlessness has many causes, and they’re not all connected to disease By Consumers Union Of United States Inc
Changes in health-care laws and a new device may increase the appeal of the IUD By Michelle Andrews
Satellites give perspective on archaeological sites; guide to North American butterflies By Maggie Fazeli Fard and Carol Sottili
High amounts of calcium may increase the likelihood of heart-related death By Linda Searing
All eyes on Texas, S.C. church property fights By G. Jeffrey Macdonald| Religion News Service
Bishop Eddie Long sued over alleged Ponzi scheme By Adelle M. Banks| Religion News Service
Contest seeks underworldly names for 2 Pluto moons By Marcia Dunn
Not conservative enough? By David Gibson| Religion News Service
Why the next pope should come from the Global South By Wesley Granberg-michaelson| Religion News Service
Who runs the Vatican after the pope steps down? By Alessandro Speciale| Religion News Service
Hospitals are hard-pressed to estimate hip-replacement costs, study finds By Genevra Pittman
SPORTS
Girls’ lacrosse coaches express relief after withdrawal of proposed mandatory helmet legislation By Eric Detweiler
Boys’ Basketball: Virginia AAA Northern Region preview By Brandon Parker
Girls’ Basketball: Forest Park’s Breyana Mason sets all-time scoring mark; Stonewall Jackson gets Danielle Burns back By Preston Williams
Former pitcher Micah Owings trying to become a full-time position player By Adam Kilgore
Largo girls claim Maryland 2A/1A indoor track championship By Roman Stubbs
Boys’ basketball: Lake Braddock slows things down on offense By Brandon Parker
Baltimore Orioles reward reliever Darren O’Day with two-year contract By Eduardo A. Encina
Virginia, after getting away from defense-first approach, realizes it hasn’t been itself lately By Mark Giannotto
Maryland men’s basketball: Seth Allen turns into big contributor as a freshman By Alex Prewitt
TV and radio listings: February 18
Randy Wittman, through season’s rough first half, convinced Wizards to ‘stay with it’ By Michael Lee
Girls’ basketball: Friendly takes down Gwynn Park in rematch By Eric Detweiler
Boys’ basketball: Centennial faces a new challenge in the playoffs By Louis Nelson
Lanham Christian eighth-grader Derrick Dixon makes his mark on varsity; Carroll gets a WCAC victory By Brandon Parker
Virginia AAA Northern Region tournament: Girls’ basketball year-by-year results By Preston Williams
Boys’ basketball: Theodore Roosevelt not fazed by recent losses By Roman Stubbs
2013 Nationals hope Dan Haren rebounds in a big way By Thomas Boswell
Girls’ Basketball: Virginia AAA Northern Region preview By Preston Williams
BUSINESS
America’s top 10 cities for small business By J.d. Harrison
Will higher taxes on the rich derail California’s economic comeback? By Jim Tankersley
SEC Chairman Elisse Walter presses her agenda, says she’s more than a caretaker By Dina Elboghdady
Big tobacco and anti-cancer activists agree: Health provision goes too far By Sarah Kliff
ENTERTAINMENT
Univision, ABC News team up on TV network for English-speaking Latinos By Manuel Roig-franzia and Peter Wallsten
‘American Isis: The Life and Art of Sylvia Plath,’ by Carl Rollyson By Megan Marshall
Review of ‘The Convert’ at Woolly Mammoth Theatre By Peter Marks
In crowded theater market, Round House Theatre seeks to stand out By Peter Marks
J. Reilly Lewis, Washington Bach Consort bring to life Bach’s 18 Chorale Preludes By Cecelia H. Porter
From the Netherlands to N. Va., Martyn gets dancers on their feet By Chris Richards
Oscar host and filmdom outsider Seth MacFarlane is taking scorched-earth approach By Lisa De Moraes
Starting in 2014, the Renwick Gallery will undergo major two-year renovations By Katherine Boyle
Magdalena Kozena at Shriver Hall By Charles T. Downey
WORLD
Iranian-backed militant group in Iraq is recasting itself as a political player By Liz Sly
In India’s remote northeast, civilians challenge rape, killing by security forces By Simon Denyer
Olympic building besets Russia’s Sochi By Kathy Lally
E.U. foreign ministers reject arming Syrian rebels By Edward Cody and Liz Sly
Ailing Hugo Chavez makes a surprise return to Venezuela By Juan Forero and Emilia Diaz
Congress’s ‘kick-the-can’ strategy does nothing to solve the deficit problem By Walter Pincus
Pakistani Shiites demand army protection after bombing that targeted sect, killed 89 By Shaiq Hussain and Richard Leiby
China’s new Communist Party leadership being pressured to reform Gulags By Kathrin Hille | Financial Times
POLITICS
Obama using new political freedom to tackle domestic agenda By Scott Wilson
Veterans programs should be overseen by one federal entity, report says By Steve Vogel
Nebraska Senator Mike Johanns won’t seek reelection in 2014 By Aaron Blake
President’s Day, by George By Al Kamen
Loss of pay through furloughs could mean less in retirement savings accounts By Eric Yoder
LIFESTYLE
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