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What happened on January 29, 2013

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What happened on January 29, 2013

WORLD

Russian anti-gay bill sets off furor By Kathy Lally

Hillary Clinton ‘not inclined’ to run for president in 2016 By Anne Gearan

Kerry gets overwhelming Senate backing to lead State Department By Anne Gearan

Mass killing discovered in Aleppo By Babak Dehghanpisheh

Guantanamo judge declines to explain mysterious censoring By Peter Finn

Israel boycotts its U.N. human rights review By Joel Greenberg

Syrian activists say at least 65 found dead in Aleppo By Colum Lynch and Babak Dehghanpisheh

Egypt’s military chief says clashes threaten the state By Abigail Hauslohner and Ingy Hassieb

Syrian refugees describe horrors left behind By Jenna Johnson

LIFESTYLE

Kombu, a nutritional powerhouse from the sea By Casey Seidenberg

College students on a mission to donate leftover food By Jane Black

Italian liqueurs, made in Washington By Jason Wilson

Father-daughter divers find common ground in the water By Lenny Bernstein

Tom Sietsema: Glass Haus Kitchen in Charlottesville By Tom Sietsema

Volkswagen Super Bowl ad accused of being racist By Paul Farhi

When family winemakers go corporate By Dave Mcintyre

Carolyn Hax: Is it fair to alternate Christmas visits when you won the grandchild lottery? By Carolyn Hax

Super Bowl Smackdown VII: Pizza By Tim Carman and Joe Yonan

Book Report: ‘Breakfast for Dinner’ By Bonnie S. Benwick

Ask Amy: Pregnancy interrupts teens’ life goals By Amy Dickinson

A little boy’s lies By Marguerite Kelly

Picks from top-notch producers By Dave Mcintyre

Washington Post food calendar for Feb. 4-12 By Becky Krystal

Hints From Heloise: Gluten-free information By Heloise

Pressuring friend to reveal that she’s divorcing could backfire By Miss Manners and Judith Martin

Jon Stewart on gun control: Awkward By Lisa De Moraes

The science of unhealthful eating By —abby Mcganney Nolan

LOCAL

Patty Stonesifer, former CEO of Gates Foundation, to lead D.C. food pantry By Steve Hendrix

A $22.5 million Potomac River mansion heads to foreclosure — again By J. Freedom Du Lac and Annys Shin

Activists to U.S. Education Department: Stop school closings now By Lyndsey Layton

Chuck Hinton, last Washington Senator to hit .300, dies at 78 By Matt Schudel

3 charged with murder in death of Arlington man, Mack L. Wood Sr. By Allison Klein

TJ renovation cost raises questions from surrounding school systems asked to chip in By Susan Svrluga and T. Rees Shapiro

Former Culpeper police officer guilty of manslaughter By Justin Jouvenal

Washington Redskins and Negro Mountain: Two offensive names that need to be changed By Courtland Milloy

Ray LaHood to step down as U.S. transportation secretary By Ashley Halsey Iii

John Leopold found guilty of misconduct By Annys Shin

Transplant patient says new arms feel like his own By Michael E. Ruane

Valerie Ervin considering run for Montgomery County executive By Bill Turque

Debt-ceiling suspension would put Thrift Savings Plan’s top fund back on the books By Eric Yoder

Maryland lawmakers seek to raise speed limit to 70 mph — including on ICC By Aaron C. Davis

Bob McDonnell backs ‘Love Shack’ bill By Laura Vozzella

O’Malley’s strict gun license plan is likely constitutional, AG says By Aaron C. Davis

‘Godmother’ of Maryland Assembly dies By Aaron C. Davis

Lois Jean Scott, nurse By — Alex Kane Rudansky

McDonnell ‘afraid people will ignore Virginia’ under changed electoral college system By Errin Haines

McDonnell: Redistricting move ‘very troubling’ By Errin Haines

Sandra S. Burd, church bookkeeper By — Megan Mcdonough

Prospects for two-term governorships look slim again in Va. House By Errin Haines

Audrey Baylor, custodian By — Alex Kane Rudansky

Cuccinelli suggests Justice Scalia isn’t conservative enough By Ben Pershing

O’Malley looks to cement legacy with address to Md. General Assembly By John Wagner

Diverse clergy group launches effort to curb urban violence By Hamil R. Harris

Report criticizes care given to man before being shot by D.C. police By Peter Hermann

Va. House delays action on redistricting By Laura Vozzella

Robert S. Gershenson, foreign service officer By — Bart Barnes

Va. panel Oks measure to allow prayer, religious activities in all public places By Fredrick Kunkle

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

Gray says he won’t spend District’s $417 million budget surplus By Mike Debonis

Hispanic immigrants in Washington area welcome Obama’s reform efforts By Pamela Constable

Dragas confirmed to stay on U-Va. board By Nick Anderson and Laura Vozzella

NATIONAL

At benefit, eating snakehead to help the Chesapeake Bay By Darryl Fears

Boy Scouts shift on gays wouldn’t change rules on atheists By By Brian Shane and Mike Chalmers| Religion News Service

Union says Congress can save money by lowering amount paid for contractor salaries By Joe Davidson

Deep in the heart of Texas mythology By By Tom Ehrich| Religion News Service

Tibetans mourn as self-immolations near 100 By By Calum Macleod| Religion News Service

Jena McGregor is away until Feb. 25 By On Leadership

Pope Benedict XVI says lack of ‘faith’ could be used in marriage annulments By By Alessandro Speciale| Religion News Service

Arkansas Senate OKs guns in churches By By Doug Stanglin| Religion News Service

Advice for dealing with new political appointees in your agency By Tom Fox

OPINIONS

Make the debate over guns worthy of our son By Mark Barden and Jackie Barden

Same-sex marriage can help save the institution By Kathleen Parker

Chuck Hagel, a leader on whom all can rely By Damon M. Wilson

The tea party is losing a few of its revelers By Dana Milbank