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What happened on January 07, 2013

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What happened on January 07, 2013

WORLD

Brothers of North Korea’s Kim Jong Eun notably absent By Chico Harlan

Cambodia’s low wages lure manufacturers away from China, other countries By Rahul Jacob | Financial Times

U.S. troops arrive in Turkey to help protect border with Syria, prompting some skepticism By Jenna Johnson

As defense secretary, Chuck Hagel would have to shrink Pentagon immediately By Craig Whitlock

A month after falling ill, Clinton returns to work By Anne Gearan

The open question of Afghanistan By Walter Pincus

Obama’s nominations of Hagel and Brennan signal course adjustments at Pentagon and CIA By Greg Miller and Scott Wilson

In China, furor over censorship is spreading By Keith B. Richburg

Berlusconi forms coalition to compete in national elections By Anthony Faiola

Egypt’s Christians worried by Islamists’ rise By Abigail Hauslohner

NATIONAL

Knife injuries and other kitchen mishaps afflict both top chefs and everyday cooks By Joe Yonan

Now 75, Jane Fonda looks back — and ahead By Laura Hambleton

Depression besets adoptive mother soon after baby’s arrival By Amy Rogers Nazarov

Affordable Care Act lets people buy policies, but not with pre-tax dollars By Michelle Andrews

Facebook updates may stave off loneliness, even if no one ‘likes’ you, study finds By Livescience

The agony and ecstasy of creating inaugural gowns By Robin Givhan

Are antidepressants safe to take during pregnancy? By Linda Searing

Avoiding kitchen cuts and burns By Joe Yonan

Obama statement concerns whistleblower advocates, but will it have much impact? By Joe Davidson

Alzheimer’s drugs are expensive, and they don’t work very well for most people By Consumers Union Of United States

Discovery of ancient breweries offers clues of primitive lifestyle By Livescience

RGIII’s playoff injury and Redskins Coach Mike Shanahan’s bad call to let him keep playing By Jena Mcgregor

The secret lives of snowflakes, from sky to earth; How and why we cry By Maggie Fazeli Fard

Presidential inaugural ball tickets sold out before they were supposed to be available By Fredrick Kunkle

Marathon ministry trains runners to put’one foot in front of the other’ By By Bob Smietana| Religion News Service

Traditionalist SSPX leader calls Jews’enemies of the church’ By By Alessandro Speciale| Religion News Service

God is alive and well in America, says Gallup chief By By Daniel Burke| Religion News Service

Activists mobilize around White House’s Catholic’hate group’ petition By By David Gibson| Religion News Service

Headed for the moon someday? Here are some spots you might not want to miss. By Brian Palmer

Online tool helps parents find alternatives to sugar-heavy soft drinks By Maggie Fazeli Fard

BUSINESS

PlasticTab, a flexible, paper-thin tablet screen, debuts at CES By Caitlin Dewey

Bank of America puts to bed claims from housing crisis, while retreating from market By Danielle Douglas

3-D printers could bring manufacturing to your home office By Cecilia Kang

U.S. may default on its debt half a month earlier than expected, new analysis shows By Zachary A. Goldfarb

2013: The end of the iPod, digital camera and DVD player? By Caitlin Dewey

CES 2013: Ultra-HD screens coming By Cecilia Kang

Roku, Time Warner Cable strike a deal at CES By Hayley Tsukayama

Intel shows off convertibles, smartphones at CES 2013 By Hayley Tsukayama

Deep sea bacteria could provide breakthroughs for solar panels By Katie Fehrenbacher | Gigaom.com

CES 2013: Could smart scales, forks and armbands improve habits, health? By Caitlin Dewey

CES 2013: Nvidia shows off mobile gaming device By Hayley Tsukayama

OPINIONS

Moving beyond illegal immigration enforcement policies By Doris Meissner

It’s time to fix Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac By Charles Lane

Assad and the U.S. are blind to reality in Syria By Editorial Board

Crying at the movies By Michael Gerson

Republicans should start acting like Obama By Marc Thiessen

Battle-tested for a fight By Dana Milbank

Pa.’s ill-founded claim to Sandusky victimhood By Editorial Board

Virginia GOP’s war on moderates By Editorial Board

Don’t blame Shanahan for leaving RGIII in the game By Eugene Robinson

The tarring of Chuck Hagel By Richard Cohen

LIFESTYLE

Meet Ariel and Belle at Disney World’s New Fantasyland By Becky Krystal

New AAP statement calls recess ‘crucial’ to child’s development By Mari-jane Williams

Miss Manners: Party full of glamour is alternative to mock wedding By Miss Manners

TV Column: Naomi Campbell promotes ‘The Face’; ‘Downton Abbey’ posts record ratings By Lisa De Moraes

She suspects her husband is straying, but doesn’t know how or whether to ask him By Carolyn Hax

Ask Amy: Loving couple clash over custody By Amy Dickinson

On Love: ‘I knew there had to be something else out there’ By Ellen Mccarthy

On Love: Rebecca Murow weds Josh Klein By Janet Bennett Kelly

Hints From Heloise: The story behind the jewelry By Heloise

LOCAL

Why toy guns can be good for kids By Petula Dvorak

Fairfax residents balk at I-95 express lanes ramp By Patricia Sullivan and Mark Berman

Report: Immigration leads federal law enforcement spending By Tara Bahrampour

Henriette “Etty” Allen, wife of NFL coach and mother of senator, dies By Marc Fisher

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

Russian orphan reaches D.C. home just as Moscow bans further U.S. adoptions By Pamela Constable

Metro proposes no fare hikes in fiscal 2014 By Dana Hedgpeth

O’Malley proposes $336 million to fund public school construction, upgrades By John Wagner

McDonald’s memories: High school hangouts, Part 1 By John Kelly

Swine on the line for BCS Championship between Va., Ala. governors By Errin Haines

Ada Louise Huxtable, Pulitzer-winning architecture critic, dies at 91 By Adam Bernstein

Today in D.C.: Four things to watch for By Maggie Fazeli Fard

Prince William County health calendar By — Compiled By Sarah Lane