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What happened on January 28, 2013

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What happened on January 28, 2013

NATIONAL

Lady Sybil’s shocking death. Did it have to happen? By David Brown

Why extroverts fail, introverts flounder and you probably succeed By Daniel H. Pink

Rules of organ donation under reconsideration By Judith Graham

A persistent and pernicious headache By Sandra G. Boodman

Supplements for kids: There’s not much evidence that they’re valuable. By Gisela Angela Telis

Hearing loss may speed decline in cognitive abilities, a study shows By Linda Searing

Federal unions, except postal groups, grow as other labor organizations decline By Joe Davidson

Catholic bishop tries to explain how a priest ended up in’self-bondage’ By By Tim Townsend| Religion News Service

New law may help speed the processing of Medicare claims in personal injury cases By Michelle Andrews

Hoarding drugs is bad medicine, even if your intentions are good By Consumers Union Of United States

National Zoo orangutans use iPads to amuse themselves By Livescience

North Americans were enjoying chocolate 1,200 years ago, researchers conclude By Traci Watson | Sciencenow

Hospitals reassess the age factor in evaluating candidates for kidney transplants By Judith Graham

Doctors warn against’reproductive coercion’ By By Kim Painter| Religion News Service

Barnacles’ quirky sex lives; high heels and perceived femininity By Maggie Fazeli Fard

Medical thriller about a doctor with a sinister secret premieres on NBC By Maggie Fazeli Fard

The Vatican’s strong defense of the Jews By By Eric Greenberg and Philip Cunningham| Religion News Service

Doctor to the mummies By Faye Flam

LIFESTYLE

Carolyn Hax: Can you trust a guy who subscribes to Playboy? By Carolyn Hax

When is a child ready for overnight camp? By Mari-jane Williams

At the Phillips Collection, fifth-graders have something in common with great artists By — Moira E. Mclaughlin

Stanford Live director to lead WPAS By Lonnae O’neal Parker and Anne Midgette

‘Color Purple’ musical earns eight nominations at Helen Hayes Awards By Nelson Pressley

Violinist Rachel Barton Pine tackles Paganini’s 24 Caprices and emerges mostly intact By Robert Battey

A characteristically furious Isserlis, at his best and most middling By Robert Battey

Ask Amy: Alzheimer’s disease present family challenges By Amy Dickinson

The TV Column: Kris Jenner, matriarch of the Kardashian family, getting a talk show By Lisa De Moraes

Miss Manners: Friend getting divorce should be the one raising subject By Miss Manners

Hints From Heloise: Old photos become new cards By Heloise

ENTERTAINMENT

Howard University has become incubator for cinematographers By Ann Hornaday

‘The Book of Why,’ by Nicholas Montemarano By Carolyn See

Kris Kristofferson looks at aging in new album By Allison Stewart

‘The Sisterhood’ is more religious entertainment than reality TV By Neely Tucker

Inside the Puppy Bowl, the visionary force behind online cute By Maura Judkis

Violinist Vilde Frang shows she can do everything By Anne Midgette

WORLD

Release ‘blind sheik’ Omar Abdel Rahman from prison, Islamists urge U.S. By Colum Lynch and Abigail Hauslohner

U.S. plans to add drone base in West Africa By Craig Whitlock

In northern Mali's war, al-Qaeda affiliate is directing the fight By Sudarsan Raghavan

At Guantanamo, a minor mystery as audio, video feeds are cut at hearing By Peter Finn

In Port Said, new opposition to Egypt’s Morsi By Abigail Hauslohner

U.N. envoy to Syria expected to deliver bleak assessment of situation By Karen Deyoung and Colum Lynch

Pakistani court’s push on detainees yields little By Michele Langevine Leiby

Naples could be a key to victory in upcoming Italian election By Guy Dinmore | Financial Times

Fatal shootings of unarmed Palestinians raise concerns about Israeli use of force By Joel Greenberg

More than 230 killed in Brazil club fire By Juliana Barbassa and Marco Sibaja

Afghan forces handle civilian casualties poorly, report claims By Kevin Sieff

French, Malian forces head toward Timbuktu By Krista Larson

OPINIONS

ObamaLeaks in the White House By Marc A. Thiessen

Lost in their own wilderness By Eugene Robinson

On torture, a debate we need By Richard Cohen

Marco Rubio’s immigration ‘reality’ show By Dana Milbank

Consequences of U.S. inaction in Syria are clear By Editorial Board

Let’s meet on Medicaid, Mr. President By Bobby Jindal

Senators’ immigration plan is a good start By Editorial Board

Curtail the government’s power to snoop By Editorial Board

Does Obama want a deal on immigration? By Michael Gerson

LOCAL

Johns Hopkins Hospital performs double arm transplant on Army soldier By Michael E. Ruane

Bucknell discloses SAT score inflation By Nick Anderson

Va. Senate panel advances ‘Love Shack’ bill By Laura Vozzella

Cuccinelli backed failed bill to ease ultrasound rule By Laura Vozzella

After years of planning, improvements to the 16th Street traffic circle still lagging By Luz Lazo

Harry L. Carrico, Virginia Supreme Court justice, dies at 96 By Martin Weil

Boy Scouts reconsideration of ban on gays is long overdue By Petula Dvorak

Takoma Park teen slain by man she met online, police say By Peter Hermann

Maryland attorney general launches Internet Privacy Unit By Kate Havard

Nikolaos Dertilis, member of Greek junta, dies at 94 By Associated Press

Catering practices under review after 5 wounded in shooting at D.C. club By Peter Hermann

Smoking in car with child illegal under bill By Laura Vozzella

Nonprofit organization to build home for Marine By Kipp Hanley

Senate votes to restore felon voting rights By Laura Vozzella

Q&A with Loudoun County’s library director By Jim Barnes

Va. Senate OK’s constitutional amendments By Laura Vozzella

D.C. man on trial in 2009 killing in Arlington By Allison Klein