Dates of Publication in the Washington Post
What happened on January 05, 2013
POLITICS
Navy Annex being razed after 70 years By Steve Vogel
White House weighs broad gun-control agenda in wake of Newtown shootings By Philip Rucker
After ‘fiscal cliff,’ Obama finishes recharging on Hawaiian holiday By Zachary A. Goldfarb
GOP dissension over debt-ceiling strategy By Felicia Sonmez
WORLD
Canada’s guest worker program could become model for U.S. immigration changes By Nick Miroff
European leaders hail breakthrough in debt crisis By Anthony Faiola and Edward Cody
Syrian lawyers collect war-crimes testimony By Carol Morello
LOCAL
D.C. charter schools expel students at far higher rates than traditional public schools By Emma Brown
Of Note: Jayne Cortez and Bryan Stoltenberg
Miseries of attending a Redskins game By Robert Mccartney
Edison’s bright idea for the White House By John Kelly
Maryland professor Sylvester James Gates receives the National Medal of Science By Martin Weil
Thousands attend D.C. charter school expo By Emma Brown
More independent Bolling returns to role as tiebreaker in Virginia Senate By Laura Vozzella
President Obama’s second inauguration is still a big deal — just not as big, planners say By Fredrick Kunkle and Annie Gowen
Dr. Gridlock’s traffic, transit tips: Metro weekend work resumes, as do lane closings
Arrests in New Year’s sex assault in DC By Clarence Williams and Martin Weil
2013 slightly warmer than normal so far By Martin Weil
Drivers offer tips for users, and operators, of Beltway Express Lanes By Robert Thomson
British radio host Charles Chilton, 95, was the original writer of a satirical antiwar musical By Matt Schudel
John Konrad, WGTS radio station manager
Conviction in 2005 assault of Foggy Bottom vendor thrown out over police interrogation By Keith L. Alexander
BUSINESS
OPINIONS
Embracing solutions to crime
“On the Map: A Mind-Expanding Exploration of the Way the World Looks” by Simon Garfield By Simon Winchester
“Nostradamus : How an Obscure Renaissance Astrologer Became the Modern Prophet of Doom ” y Stephane Gerson By Joshua Blu Buhs
An academic’s work distorted
Only the loss of party favors
Can the U.S. afford hurricane relief?
How to improve finances in higher education
Stopping the Sandy steamroller By Editorial Board
Overreacting to a 6-year-old
Venezuela’s endgame approaches By Editorial Board
Preserving the Googlopoly By Editorial Board
SPORTS
Ravens-Colts preview: Baltimore hopes window of opportunity to win Super Bowl isn’t closing By Matt Vensel
Seahawks vs. Redskins: From start, Russell Wilson was destined to succeed By Rick Maese
Redskins linebacker London Fletcher has grown from boy in peril to NFL elder statesman By Mike Wise
TV and radio listings: January 5
Wizards basketball: Beal’s confidence is growing By Michael Lee
TV and radio listings: January 6
Maryland basketball vs. Virginia Tech: Freshmen lead Terps to blowout of Hokies By Alex Prewitt
Lance Armstrong made overtures to USADA regarding confession; dialogue now closed By Liz Clarke
Georgetown basketball vs. Marquette: Missed free throw dooms Hoyas in 49-48 loss By Liz Clarke
Sugar Rodgers has triple-double to lead Georgetown to win over Providence By News Services and And Staff Reports
BCS championship game: Notre Dame's success helps keep Declan Sullivan’s memory alive By Rick Maese
Syracuse’s Jim Boeheim now knows it’s better to be good than to be liked By John Feinstein
Virginia basketball vs. North Carolina: Akil Mitchell, Darion Atkins improving down low By Mark Giannotto
Washington Redskins’ offense is the three-card monte of the NFL By Kent Babb
Theodore Roosevelt takes down Montrose Christian at More Than Basketball Showcase By Roman Stubbs
NATIONAL
Fiscal bill extends a Medicare lifeline to small, rural hospitals By Phil Galewitz | Kaiser Health News
LIFESTYLE
Top TV shows on Facebook, Twitter, et al. By David Malitz
ENTERTAINMENT
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