Dates of Publication in the Washington Post
What happened on February 22, 2013
NEWS
Decisions, decisions: All-road vs. all cute: 2014 Subaru Forester and 2013 Mini Cooper Countryman S All4 By Warren Brown
Nuts & Bolts: 2013 Mini Cooper S Countryman All4 versus 2014 Subaru Forester
A Passive House, actively saving energy By Katherine Salant
Foreclosure sales: Potential bargains can carry big risks By Steven Harras
To sell, or not to sell, an inherited home By Harvey S. Jacobs
Research, references are keys to finding a a good real estate agent By Vickie Elmer
Kent, a historic enclave in Northwest Washington, fights to keep McMansions at bay By Amanda Abrams
First-time buyers aren’t contributing much to rebound in housing markets By Kenneth R. Harney
Couple may have trouble proving house they bought is theirs By Ilyce R. Glink and Samuel J. Tamkin
Washington Ballet performs ‘Stars and Stripes’ By Lavanya Ramanathan
POLITICS
Some Native Americans defy U.S. law on eagle feathers By Rob Hotakainen
As furloughs loom, unions try to soften sequester blow for federal workers By Lisa Rein
Some federal workers, including senior officials, would escape possible furloughs By Steve Vogel
Japan says Abe’s quotes about China in Post interview were ‘misleading’ By Chico Harlan and David Nakamura
Organizing for Action ads pressure GOP lawmakers on gun-buyer background checks By Philip Rucker
With campaign, Mark Sanford goes from Appalachian Trail to comeback trail By Karen Tumulty
Obama makes immigrants, advocates impatient By Rosalind S. Helderman
White House warns of flight delays if sequester is not averted By David Nakamura and Lori Aratani
LOCAL
Former D.C. security chief pleads guilty By Nikita Stewart
Southeast mother charged with attempting to kill four children by driving them into Anacostia River By Keith L. Alexander
Virginia Medicaid expansion deal in works By Laura Vozzella
End of a ‘one-man crime spree’ in Montgomery By St. John Barned-smith
Unspun: Vinny DeMarco — ‘Spinny Vinny’ By Kate Havard
Rex Scouten, longtime White House chief usher, dies at 86 By Adam Bernstein
Justice Department joins whistleblower lawsuit against Lance Armstrong By Annys Shin
The Harlem Shake: Keep the meme, save the dance By Robert Samuels
LaHood warns of long waits, flight delays By Felicia Sonmez and Lori Aratani
Pr. George’s schools chief launches anti-violence effort after 7 teens slain By Ovetta Wiggins
Prince George’s to host hospital site selection meeting Thursday By Miranda S. Spivack
Altercation involving birth mother is latest twist in controversy over Russian adoptee’s death By Tara Bahrampour and Kathy Lally
Chartered Health Plan’s sale could cost providers, taxpayers $40 million By Mike Debonis
Pay raise for Prince George’s sheriff advances in Annapolis By Miranda S. Spivack
John F. ‘Jack’ McShea Jr., company founder
Offices of Rigell, Forbes evacuated because of suspicious substance in letters By Ben Pershing
Mobility report tells sad story for D.C. travelers but lacks an ending By Robert Thomson
Md. assembly commemorates 100th anniversary of women’s suffrage march By Kate Havard
Cleotha Staples, eldest sibling in Staple Singers, dies at 78
Court won’t intervene in D.C. Council member Jim Graham’s ethics dispute By Mike Debonis
Charles H. Via Sr., manager
Friday in D.C.: 4 things to look for By Maggie Fazeli Fard
General Assembly toughens penalties for straw gun purchasers By Ben Pershing
Lance Armstrong lawyers: Justice Department joining fraud suit
John K. Wilkerson, Navy Department administrator
Lawmaker introduces bill barring school boards from claiming students’ work By Ovetta Wiggins
Man, 46, charged in death of girl, 4, after D.C. fire By Martin Weil and Peter Hermann
Franchot spars with Md. senators over cost of travel to hand out awards By John Wagner
Rome-bound, Archbishop Wuerl says next pope must evangelize a hectic world By Michelle Boorstein
Washington area religion events By — Compiled By Gerri Marmer
Pr. William position on county funds and sequestration differs from others’ By Jeremy Borden
Authorities say U-Md. shooter admitted himself for mental health treatment By Aaron C. Davis and Matt Zapotosky
Va. transportation plan clears House, stalls in Senate By Fredrick Kunkle and Laura Vozzella
Magic Slim, embodiment of Chicago blues, dies at 75 By Howard Reich and — Chicago Tribune
ENTERTAINMENT
‘A World Apart: Anna Ancher and the Skagen Art Colony’ opens at Museum of Women in the Arts By Deneen L. Brown
‘The Secrets of Happy Families’ by Bruce Feiler By Yvonne Zipp
At Phillips, Finnish composer Kaija Saariaho exposes the human psyche By Stephen Brookes
Seeing is unbelieving By David Griffin
Washington Post bestsellers Feb. 24, 2013 By Timothy R. Smith
Impressive slate of 2012 Oscars nominees make audiences the big winners By Ann Hornaday
American Dance Institute dances to edge of suburbs By Sarah Kaufman
A theater man casts his design eye on the Oscars By Peter Marks
OPINIONS
‘Top Dog: The Science of Winning and Losing’ by Po Bronson and Ashley Merryman By Review By Wray Herbert and Wray Herbert
High school to med school: Fast track to an MD By Abdullah Nasser
Book review: ‘The Future: Six Drivers of Global Change’ by Al Gore By Chrystia Freeland
Talking with evil: My interviews with a serial killer, rapist and child molester By Josh White
Obama’s sequester deal-changer By Bob Woodward
Making cancer drugs less expensive By Hagop Kantarjian, Tito Fojo and Leonard Zwelling
Fracking in Md.: Let’s look before we leap By Heather R. Mizeur
Danica Patrick is out front at Daytona. But the women of NASCAR have miles to go. By Janet Guthrie
‘The Great Convergence: Asia, the West, and the Logic of One World’ by Kishore Mahbubani By James Mann
The manufactured crisis of sequester By George F. Will
The trouble with Starr’s testing moratorium By Kristen Amundson
‘Noble Savages: My Life Among Two Dangerous Tribes —The Yanomamo and the Anthropologists’ by Napoleon A. Chagnon By Rachel Newcomb
Is the Post ‘pro-gay’? By Patrick B. Pexton
Out: Team of rivals. In: Obama’s guys. By David Ignatius
‘Swoon: Great Seducers and Why Women Love Them’ by Betsy Prioleau By Jonathan Yardley
‘Walkable City: How Downtown Can Save America, One Step at a Time’ by Jeff Speck By Justin Moyer
Sensitivity training that leaves a listener numb By Kathleen Parker
No offense, but all politics is passive-aggressive By Alec Macgillis
Five myths about picking a pope By Thomas J. Reese
The hazards associated with abortion
Congress must act on violence against women By Editorial Board
Nothing wrong with a little formality
Advise and confront: A history of presidential nomination battles By Tom C. Korologos
A different kind of black-and-white issue By Colbert I. King
President Garfield’s hospital
Making Washington green By Editorial Board
Va. would penalize the wrong drivers
Keeping Congress together
Highlighting the less theatrical at rallies
Metrobus drivers go the extra mile
A covenant between farmers and the public
Vatican coverage faulted
Turning the news into a novel
Montgomery County is already hip
Interpreting age
Playing the blues
Do your part to shrink voting lines
The Post’s role in the Redskins’ debate
Russia’s democrats need outside help
A change in the NFL team name is inevitable
It’s time to open up the District’s primaries By Thomas M. Smith
‘Presidential Retreats: Where the Presidents Went and Why They Went There’ by Peter Hannaford By — T. Rees Shapiro
A double standard on immigration
Don’t let go of an ombudsman
Poking fun at Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Beauty in business
A killing is not a culture story
Va.’s plan to close institutions remains unresolved
GOP governors make peace with Obamacare By Dana Milbank
Who had the worst week in Washington? Jesse L. Jackson Jr. By Chris Cillizza
Individuals with development disabilities
How to pay for smokers’ health care
The impact of federal budget cuts may weigh heavy on us all
WORLD
U.S. troops arrive in Niger to set up drone base By Craig Whitlock
U.S. businessman, French minister spar over work ethic in France By Edward Cody
Shanghai starts search for its heritage By Patti Waldmeir | Financial Times
As Burma opens, India hopes to turn eastern promise into reality By Simon Denyer
Palestinians clash with Israeli forces in protests over prisoners By Joel Greenberg
Venezuelans ask whether Chavez’s movement can survive without him By Juan Forero and Emilia Diaz-struck
Explosions rip through southern Indian city By Rama Lakshmi
Japan says reported remarks on China by Abe were ‘misleading’ By Chico Harlan
LIFESTYLE
‘Dark Skies’ movie review By Michael O'sullivan
Black History Month: Understanding the Emancipation Proclamation
Emancipation Proclamation is rarely on display
Harry Potter books get paperback makeover
Contests to make kids winners
Book editor wants to avoid hurting friends who want to be authors By Carolyn Hax
Take the kids this weekend: Maple Sugar Festival and more By On Parenting
‘Sequester’: Washington’s catchword of the moment By Emily Wax
Details, Baltimore
NSO program of Henze and Brahms is a feast for the ears from the Fatherland By Anne Midgette
Visit two D.C. museum exhibitions to learn more about the Emancipation Proclamation
She’s scheduling his free time. He’s having a meltdown. By Carolyn Hax
BUSINESS
Md., D.C. utilities pay paper mills burning ‘black liquor’ for alternative fuel credits By Steven Mufson
Families could use real help with the high cost of college By Michelle Singletary
U.S. tech giant named to South Korean Cabinet faces hitch over CIA ties By Thomas Heath
New video games mirror debates about data privacy, hacking By Hayley Tsukayama
Washington Post Co. reports fourth-quarter 2012 loss By Steven Mufson
White House pushing tax hikes, spending cuts to avoid sequester By Zachary A. Goldfarb
Entrepreneurs building momentum, changing tactic in pursuit of immigration reform By J.d. Harrison
Smartphone maker HTC settles with FTC over security flaws By Hayley Tsukayama
Tumblr, Pinterest and Twitter affected by third-party hack By Hayley Tsukayama
In euro zone, clouds still mask silver lining By Howard Schneider
Japan, U.S. report progress toward trade talks By Howard Schneider
Samsung bid to block iPhone feature for the blind denied in German court By Hayley Tsukayama
White House opens more federally funded scientific research to the public By Hayley Tsukayama
SEC enforcement successes not all part of overhaul, data show By Joshua Gallu
NATIONAL
Park Service strikes compromise on snowmobiles in Yellowstone By Juliet Eilperin
Can we stop talking about the glass ceiling? By Georgia Nugent
White House moves to make federally funded research open to the public By Brian Vastag and David Brown
Are our colleges equipping women to be leaders? By Lillian Cunningham
Will the Catholic Church become its own relic? By Sally Quinn
Time for more women to lead our schools By Amy Gutmann
Scholars seek to reclaim a dirty word: secularism By Kimberly Winston| Religion News Service
A cultural omnivore, and maybe the next pope By Alessandro Speciale| Religion News Service
Why presidents need to be exploiters By Tom Fox
Singing on “Idol,” and facing the wrath of religious traditionalists By Lauren Markoe| Religion News Service
SPORTS
Gonzaga’s Kris Jenkins reaped the benefits of his mother’s tough decision to send him away from home By Brandon Parker
Maryland vs. Clemson: Transfer Evan Smotrycz keeping Terps on their Toes By Alex Prewitt
District boxer Lamont Peterson beats Kendall Holt by TKO in eighth round By Gene Wang
All-Washington Catholic Athletic Conference boys’ basketball team
Controversial striker Carlos Ruiz hopes to win over D.C. United fans By Steven Goff
Gonzaga skates past Calvert Hall for Mid-Atlantic Prep Hockey League title By Louis Nelson
Davey Johnson: At 70, Nats manager enters one final glory year By Thomas Boswell
Virginia AAA indoor track and field championships: Battlefield’s Galissia Cause takes shot put title on Day 1 By Eric Detweiler
Virginia AAA Northern Region: Wakefield, W.T. Woodson boys reach boys’ basketball tournament final By Brandon Parker
March should be truly mad this weekend By Tracee Hamilton
Orioles notebook: McLouth quickly settles into a groove in first spring training with ballclub By Eduardo A. Encina and — Baltimore Sun
TV and radio listings: February 23
Washington Wizards vs. Denver Nuggets: Emeka Okafor leads Wizards to a 119-113 win By Michael Lee
New Jersey Devils show where Washington Capitals want to be By Katie Carrera
Georgetown vs. Syracuse: Even Hoyas realize there’s no place like dome By Liz Clarke
DCPS strips Dunbar of Turkey Bowl title for use of ineligible player By Roman Stubbs
Danica Patrick remains out front, whether driving a car or discussing gender issues By Sally Jenkins
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