Dates of Publication in the Washington Post
What happened on January 15, 2013
NEWS
2013 Nissan Leaf Prices To Start At $28,800 For Electric Car By John Voelcker | Highgearmedia.com
Acura Updates NSX Concept For 2013 Detroit Auto Show By Viknesh Vijayenthiran | Highgearmedia.com
Audi RS 7 Preview: 2013 Detroit Auto Show By Kurt Ernst | Highgearmedia.com
Things to know if you’re headed to inaugural events
2014 Infiniti Q50 Debuts At The 2013 Detroit Auto Show By Viknesh Vijayenthiran | Highgearmedia.com
2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee: High-MPG Diesel, Eight Speeds, And A Facelift By Bengt Halvorson | Highgearmedia.com
The Washington Post Announces Inauguration Day 2013 Coverage
Volkswagen's Two Diesel Plug-In Hybrid Concepts: Detroit Auto Show By John Voelcker | Highgearmedia.com
Ford Atlas Concept: A Transit Pickup Truck Stays In Step In Detroit By Marty Padgett | Highgearmedia.com
2014 Cadillac ELR Preview: Guilt-Free Luxury Upstages The Chevy Volt By Bengt Halvorson | Highgearmedia.com
POLITICS
House approves Hurricane Sandy relief package By Rosalind S. Helderman
Floating home is not vessel, Supreme Court says By Robert Barnes
Most see Obama as ‘strong leader,’ say deal on debt ceiling does not require cuts By Jon Cohen and Peyton M. Craighill
Inauguration will cement ties between Obama, Martin Luther King Jr. By Wil Haygood
Democrats eyeing White House in 2016 are championing new gun laws By Philip Rucker
Citing Rubio’s ideas on immigration reform, White House sees hope for bipartisan deal By David Nakamura and Felicia Sonmez
Schumer to back Hagel as defense secretary By Paul Kane
The age-old truth: Stress gives presidents more than a few gray hairs By Ned Martel
Hagel’s nomination as defense secretary gains momentum By Paul Kane
Clinton. Benghazi. Yawn? By Al Kamen
Obama to announce most expansive gun-control agenda in generations By Philip Rucker
Patrick Leahy could prove key to gun-control debate on Capitol Hill By Ed O’keefe
LOCAL
Obama to use D.C. ‘taxation without representation’ license plates By Tim Craig
Relatives of ex-MWAA official were paid $175,000-plus in no-bid contract By Cheryl W. Thompson
Gansler, eyeing Md. governor’s race, to report $5.2 million in the bank By John Wagner
Chopra, Snyder lead rivals in fundraising By Laura Vozzella
CIA sisterhood: One spy cared for her dying colleague, an agency pioneer By Ian Shapira
W. Va. inmate Ronald Cloud charged in decades-old Va. homicide By Susan Svrluga
Judge calls D.C. police officer charged with child sexual abuse a ‘danger’ By Keith L. Alexander
Martin Luther King Jr.’s dream still not fulfilled, son says By Hamil R. Harris
Officer who found dead girl testifies in murder trial By Matt Zapotosky
Tommy Wells said to be ready to form committee for D.C. mayoral run By Tim Craig
William D. English, telecommunications lawyer
John Leopold’s salacious misconduct trial in Anne Arundel about to start By Annys Shin
Smartphone app developers say Metro unnecessarily limits bus data By Dana Hedgpeth
Reports foresee trillion-dollar spending gap for U.S. infrastructure By Ashley Halsey Iii
Va. lawmakers appoint openly gay judge after rejecting him last year By Laura Vozzella and Errin Haines
Officer Juan Carter convicted of stealing guns in Prince George’s County By Matt Zapotosky
Wages disputed in DC Water project By Patricia Sullivan
Jill Benderly, activist and educator
Inova restricts hospital visits over flu fears By Martin Weil
On MLK holiday, walking for civil rights and the Second Amendment By Courtland Milloy
A. Wendell Carriker, health physicist
In Fairfax, home day-cares may soon face a choice: fewer kids or more regulation By Corinne Reilly
Rhymes, no reason, for RGIII’s celebrated knee By John Kelly
Michael A. Romano, military intelligence specialist
BrotherSpeak: Exploring the lives of black men By Chris L. Jenkins
Helen Dragas, U-Va. board rector, is on path to reappointment after committee vote By Nick Anderson
Denney J. Keys, NASA engineer
Report says D.C. school closures unlikely to save much money in 2013-14 school year By Emma Brown
Snyder raises $450,000 for lieutenant governor bid By Laura Vozzella
Two Damascus pizza restaurants apply for liquor licenses By Virginia Terhune | The Gazette
Obenshain: Va. needs stricter voter ID rules By Errin Haines
D.C. schools food director leaves job By Emma Brown
Tuskegee airmen, Martin Luther King Jr. to have inaugural parade floats By Michael E. Ruane
Today in D.C.: Four things to watch for By Maggie Fazeli Fard
Activist keeps in step with civil rights, Second Amendment
What’s going where
McAuliffe raises $1.1M in less than a month for Virginia governor campaign By Ben Pershing
Union elections bill dies in tie Senate vote By Laura Vozzella
Pr. William officials ask for county to start planning for jail expansion By Jeremy Borden
Nancy Wlodarski, events manager
Police identify victims of fatal Md. fire By James Arkin
Jan G. Beatty, golfer
Ira Kalfus, 87, New York Times employee
Robert O. Crenshaw, construction supervisor
Rector at St. John’s Church in D.C. to deliver inaugural benediction By Michelle Boorstein
O’Malley calls for end of executions, confirming plans for repeal bill By John Wagner
Suzon Morgan, club member, volunteer
Rep. Connolly holds Woodbridge event to keep Election Day problems in public eye By Jeremy Borden
O’Malley to announce sponsorship of death penalty repeal bill in Maryland By John Wagner
USPS, union resolve contract deadlock
Edward ‘Ned’ Veihmeyer, businessman
Capitals tickets to go on sale Tuesday at 2 p.m. By Maggie Fazeli Fard
LIFESTYLE
Smoked olive oil becomes a ‘pantry essential’ By Jim Shahin
Today, St-Germain; tomorrow, ginger liqueur By Jason Wilson
Mo Rocca cooks with the senior set By Bonnie S. Benwick
The iPotty: Leave the iPad out of potty training, please By Mari-jane Williams
Fresh vs. frozen: Eat enough of the good stuff and it doesn’t really matter By Gabriella Boston
Single chefs keep meals simple at home By Joe Yonan
Allow kids to vote? Some in Germany think it would be the right thing to do.
Atlantic fiasco renews ethics concerns about advertorials By Paul Farhi
Chess resources for kids
Jessica Lohmann weds Jaime Duque By Janet Bennett Kelly
Joe Allbritton eulogized at National Cathedral By Carol Morello
Washington Post food calendar for Jan. 21-31 By Becky Krystal
Parents wonder at kids’ exclusion By Amy Dickinson
Hints From Heloise: A cup of warmth By Heloise
Recommendations By Dave Mcintyre
Oprah stretches Lance Armstrong interview from one night to two By Lisa De Moraes
Fighting snark with tact; a fast-track relationship By Carolyn Hax
Freezing Saddles: Virtual contest pushes area cyclists to rack up real mileage By Lenny Bernstein
Vinegar makers turn to wine By Dave Mcintyre
NATIONAL
Black carbon ranks as second-biggest human cause of global warming By Juliet Eilperin
Authorities aim to balance security at inauguration without impeding enjoyment By Peter Hermann
Daniel J. Edelman, founded influential public relations firm By Emily Langer
European court says U.K. equality laws trump personal religious beliefs By By Trevor Grundy| Religion News Service
The Lance Armstrong apology tour By Jena Mcgregor
Emerging from the wilderness By By Tom Ehrich| Religion News Service
Europeans launch campaign to declare life starts at conception By By Alessandro Speciale| Religion News Service
For many presidential inaugurations, the second time is not the charm By Monica Hesse
Readers speak on defense budget plan, contractors, corruption, whistleblowers By Joe Davidson
Chelsea Clinton, Eva Longoria to highlight Day of Service By Annie Gowen
Children can write letters to President Obama on Inauguration Day By Maggie Fazeli Fard
Something to celebrate on Religious Freedom Day By By John Ragosta| Religion News Service
BUSINESS
In latest debt-ceiling move, Treasury to tap Thrift Savings Plan money By Zachary A. Goldfarb
Ranks of working poor increasing By Michael A. Fletcher
In French malaise, a broader source of risk By Howard Schneider
For taxpayer advocate, a familiar refrain By Michelle Singletary
World Bank trims growth forecast By Howard Schneider
New MySpace offers new track from backer Justin Timberlake By Hayley Tsukayama
Facebook introduces social search feature By Hayley Tsukayama
Google is bringing voice control to Chrome By Venturebeat.com
Can ‘big data’ lift people out of cycles of debt? By Christina Farr | Venturebeat.com
NRA faces backlash over shooting app By Hayley Tsukayama
Facebook’s big announcement: What it could be By Hayley Tsukayama
WORLD
Panetta reassures Portugal on Azores Islands after U.S. downsizes decades-old base there By Craig Whitlock
At world’s largest gun show, few worries about tighter controls By Sari Horwitz
U.S. weighs military support for France’s campaign against Mali militants By Anne Gearan, Karen Deyoung and Craig Whitlock
French action in Mali exposes absence of African neighbors, Western allies By Edward Cody
Recovery center in Turkey sees growing number of paralyzed Syrians By Jenna Johnson
Israeli troops kill teenager near West Bank barrier, Palestinians say By Joel Greenberg
Pakistani Supreme Court orders arrest of prime minister in bribery case By Shaiq Hussein
After border killings, India says it can’t go back to ‘business as usual’ with Pakistan By Rama Lakshmi
OPINIONS
To save lives, shrink gun magazines By Jason Ross
Mr. O’Malley prepares a tough package of gun laws By Editorial Board
The United States needs to see the doctor By Harold Meyerson
A Cabinet where everyone pulls together
The troubling state of America’s health By Katrina Vanden Heuvel
U.S. solutions will not work in Afghanistan
A House radical is now in the mainstream By Dana Milbank
Paying Sandy’s big bill By Editorial Board
Got those second-inauguration blues By Ruth Marcus
Throwing good money after bad
The numbers back up Mr. Clinton
Time for politicians to get past the debt bluster By Editorial Board
Winning words need to be backed with action
SPORTS
Rafael Soriano move shows the Washington Nationals are all-in By Thomas Boswell
Rafael Soriano and Washington Nationals agree to terms on two-year contract worth $28 million By Adam Kilgore
What might be next for Lance Armstrong post- Oprah confession By Washington Post Staff
Robert Griffin III’s knee injury clouds the future for Redskins’ offense By Mark Maske
Lance Armstrong confesses to Oprah Winfrey about his doping By Liz Clarke
Wizards basketball: With John Wall back, team is more fun to watch — and that’s a start By Jason Reid
Washington Wizards head west riding season-high three-game win streak By Michael Lee
TV and radio listings: January 16
Capitals defensemen free to join the attack By Katie Carrera
George Mason basketball rebounds with 68-57 win over James Madison By Steven Goff
Maryland basketball vs. N.C. State: Execution, not confidence, is plaguing Terps By Alex Prewitt
Maya Singleton helps Riverdale Baptist roll over Georgetown Day By Preston Williams
Virginia Tech football: Quarterback Logan Thomas to return for senior season By Mark Giannotto
Girls’ basketball: Gwynn Park blows past Friendly in Prince George’s 3A/2A/1A clash By Eric Detweiler
Lance Armstrong seeks agreements with Justice Department and USADA By Liz Clarke
Georgetown’s Greg Whittington to miss second straight game for violating team rules By Gene Wang
Cameron Gregory comes up clutch as St. Stephen’s/St. Agnes edges Episcopal By Roman Stubbs
Riverdale Baptist boys beat National Christian behind Nigel Johnson’s 39-point outburst By Brandon Parker
ENTERTAINMENT
Brad Meltzer on his new novel, ‘The Fifth Assassin,’ and presidential killers By Carole Burns
Rilla’s Askew’s ‘Kind of Kin’ talks about immigration, but its antic tone undermines the subject By Ron Charles
Woolly Mammoth’s Robert O’Hara gets Mellon playwright grant By Jessica Goldstein
Purity Ring basks in dark staging, gloomy songs at 9:30 Club By Mark Jenkins
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