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What happened on March 07, 2013
WORLD
Osama bin Laden’s son-in-law captured, turned over to U.S. By Greg Miller and Peter Finn
U.N. Security Council approves new sanctions against North Korea By Colum Lynch and Joby Warrick
Russian women get flowers, not power By Kathy Lally
Chinese National People’s Congress has 83 billionaires, report says By Jamil Anderlini | Financial Times
Syrian rebel group claims 20 U.N. observers were being rescued, not kidnapped By Liz Sly
Leaders of Latin America’s new left gather to say farewell to Hugo Chavez By Juan Forero and Emilia Diaz
In a Strasbourg mosque, the often-uneasy French mix with Muslim neighbors By Edward Cody
Funding for criminal inquiries of contracting in Iraq may be extended By Ernesto Londoño
Tensions rise in Kenyan election By Sudarsan Raghavan
At Vatican, leaks, media blackout cast spotlight on press corps By Jason Horowitz
UN troops seized by Syrian rebels appear in video By Barbara Surk and Bassem Mroue
OPINIONS
Why we give foreign aid By Charles Krauthammer
It’s time to overturn DOMA By Bill Clinton
The costs of becoming a U.S. citizen
Deficits do matter By Joe Scarborough and Jeffrey D. Sachs
More oversight and disclosure on drones By Editorial Board
Building a stronger Inter-American Commission on Human Rights
Rand Paul makes the right call with filibuster By Eugene Robinson
The enduring legacy of despots By Anne Applebaum
Making the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services nonpartisan By Editorial Board
Airports need tighter perimeters By Norman Y. Mineta
Remembering Oswaldo Payá
Md. Senate bill would shield most spending from cuts in perpetuity By Editorial Board
Mr. Obama’s questionable legacy
Bush’s line on immigration By Michael Gerson
LOCAL
Brother of hit-and-run suspect jailed for shooting D.C. officer, killing teen By Peter Hermann and Matt Zapotosky
Virginia state trooper fatally shot on I-85 in Dinwiddie County By Clarence Williams and Debbi Wilgoren
In a blow to working parents, Inova Health System is closing three child-care centers By Petula Dvorak
Telework is still a federal priority By Alex Kane Rudansky
Maryland might become first to enact statewide 5-cent bag charge By Miranda S. Spivack
D.C.’s School Without Walls principal wants to hire his wife By Emma Brown
Alvin Lee, guitarist in Ten Years After, dies at 68 By Terence Mcardle
D.C. campaign finance office hires full-time investigator By Tim Craig
Blackjack, roulette, other games debut at Maryland casino By J. Freedom Du Lac
Digital divide is narrowing for Latinos, Pew study says By Tara Bahrampour
Tommy Smith, who won British Grand National, dies By T. Rees Shapiro
Loudoun County crime report
Cuccinelli limits use of police license-plate cameras By Allison Klein
Loudoun and Fauquier home sales
O’Malley plans trip to South Carolina, an early presidential primary state By John Wagner
Loudoun County community calendar,March 7-14
2016 Watch: Tea party group airs ad attacking McDonnell, in Iowa By Ben Pershing
D.C. Mayor Gray tells Wall Street he won’t try to dismantle CFO agency By Mike Debonis
Marilyn Romaneski, missionary
Thursday in D.C.: 4 things to look for By Maggie Fazeli Fard
Loudoun County volunteer opportunities
Loudoun County wellness calendar, March 7-14
Bruce J. Kenefick, site planner
Loudoun County pet adoptions
Storm-damaged trees cause property damage, one death in D.C. area By Maggie Fazeli Fard
Community rallies to expand library in Middleburg By Jim Barnes
Councilman to hold hearing on ambulance staffing, response to accident By Peter Hermann
Challenge to Redskins name begins anew at trademark hearing By Joseph White
Arthur M. Mackwell, environmental representative
Remains of USS Monitor sailors to be buried at Arlington By Michael E. Ruane
Cuccinelli pulls double duty as candidate, attorney general By Errin Haines
O’Malley’s March booked for pair of concerts on St. Patrick’s Day weekend By John Wagner
Stompin’ Tom Connors, whose country-folk songs cheer Canadian nationalism, dies at 77 By Associated Press
LIFESTYLE
Learning to be a surfer dude in Carlsbad, Calif. By Bob Carden
CBS giving ‘Golden Boy’ a longer run at Tuesday night time slot By Lisa De Moraes
Tasting cecina in Tepoztlan, Mexico By Cathy Barrow
Physical limits can cut short a filibuster, including Rand Paul’s against drones By Monica Hesse
Escapes: A winemaking and tasting tour through Pa. and Md. By Ellen Perlman
Two-stepping her way across Texas By Melanie D.g. Kaplan
Details, Carlsbad, Calif.
The Navigator: Will government cutbacks hurt travelers? By Christopher Elliott
Trusting a group of 18-year-olds; dodging talk about finances By Carolyn Hax
Details, Texas dance halls
This week’s best travel bargains By Carol Sottili and Andrea Sachs
Sign Language: Funny displays from the road
If you go: York, Pa., and the Mason-Dixon Wine Trail
Week 1012: The news at 5 — write some current-events limericks By Pat Myers
BUSINESS
Facebook to change News Feed to a ‘personalized newspaper’ By Hayley Tsukayama
Sequester punctures area economy’s government-dependent bubble By Jim Tankersley
Pandora CEO Joe Kennedy resigns after 10 years By Hayley Tsukayama
MetLife CEO makes case against being deemed ‘systemically important’ By Danielle Douglas
Lawmakers rip into regulators over money-laundering prosecution By Danielle Douglas
She financed her documentary by playing to the crowd By Mohana Ravindranath
Facebook set to revamp news feed: What to expect By Hayley Tsukayama
Mill’s stance on ‘black liquor’ irks lawmakers By Steven Mufson
Paying to pee By Michelle Singletary
Four years after hitting bottom, stocks are roaring back By Allan Sloan
Maybe manufacturing jobs still pay more By Jim Tankersley
NEWS
‘Lore’ movie review By Michael O'sullivan
Night Beds’ Winston Yellen ‘just a normal guy’ By Moira E. Mclaughlin
The $20 Diner: Nha Trang, vibrant Vietnamese in Eden Center By Tim Carman
Art review: ‘Jeanne Silverthorne: Vanitas’ By Michael O'sullivan
‘Yossi’ movie review By Stephanie Merry
Doug Feaver Named The Washington Post’s First Reader Representative
‘Emperor’ movie review By Mark Jenkins
‘Greedy Lying Bastards’ movie review By Michael O'sullivan
‘Koch’ movie review By Michael O'sullivan
Movie review: ‘Don’t Stop Believin’: Everyman’s Journey’ By Ann Hornaday
Ann Hornaday reviews ‘Oz the Great and Powerful’ By Ann Hornaday
Two Hours Traffic album review: ‘Foolish Blood’ By Mark Jenkins
March Madness 2013: Big basketball games require big TV screens By Fritz Hahn
Modern dance company Rioult makes its area premiere at George Mason’s Center for the Arts By Stephanie Merry
Family Filmgoer reviews ‘Oz the Great and Powerful,’ ‘21 and Over’ and ‘Jack the Giant Slayer’ By Jane Horwitz
Just can’t help going out on a lim: Week 1012 By Pat Myers
Django Django album review By Mike Joyce
The Environmental Film Festival begins Tuesday By Stephanie Merry
Habib Koite and Eric Bibb album review for ‘Brothers in Bamako’ By Mark Jenkins
NATIONAL
A cheat sheet for Sheryl Sandberg’s ‘Lean In’ By Jena Mcgregor
Polar bear trade ban rejected at global meeting By Juliet Eilperin
Lesbian provisions prompt Catholic bishops to oppose Violence Against Women Act By Lauren Markoe| Religion News Service
Can America fix Catholicism? By Mathew N. Schmalz
The papal election timeline: Coffee, cocktails, then conclave By David Gibson| Religion News Service
Picking the pope: Holy Spirit or ‘groupthink’? By David Gibson| Religion News Service
Getting creative in federal government By Tom Fox
What the Catholic Church can learn from the Supreme Court By Nicholas P. Cafardi
POLITICS
John Brennan confirmed as CIA director, but filibuster brings scrutiny of drone program By Peter Finn and Aaron Blake
Obama signs a strengthened Violence Against Women Act By Nia-malika Henderson
Obama nonprofit advocacy group reverses course on corporate donations By Rachel Weiner and Tom Hamburger
Senate panel approves gun-trafficking bill By Ed O’keefe
Airline workers criticize new TSA policy on small knives By Josh Hicks
Obama meets privately with Jewish leaders By Scott Wilson
Sen. Carl Levin (D-Mich.) won’t seek reelection in 2014 By Rachel Weiner and Aaron Blake
Budget pain reaches the federal workers who crunch the numbers By Eric Yoder
Feds would lose a raise, have pay freeze extended and suffer pay losses under bill By Joe Davidson
Rand Paul’s filibuster: An old tactic packs new power in digital age By Karen Tumulty
Turning on the charm, Obama tries to end gridlock By Philip Rucker and Rosalind S. Helderman
Who sits where in the White House By Al Kamen
Interior Secretary nominee Sally Jewell pledges balanced approach on energy By Matthew Daly
ENTERTAINMENT
Sackler displaying Cyrus Cylinder, an artifact with long history and many meanings By Philip Kennicott
Andrei Molodkin with ‘Crude’ is oiling for a fight By Mark Jenkins
‘Scent of Darkness,’ by Margot Berwin By Carolyn See
Dance review: Carte Blanche’s ‘Corps de Walk’ at the Kennedy Center By Sarah Kaufman
Veronica Falls at the Black Cat: Fine taste and finely crafted tunes By Patrick Foster
SPORTS
Maryland 4A girls’ basketball: Khaila Prather propels North Point past Eleanor Roosevelt, 57-55 By Eric Detweiler and Roman Stubbs
Nationals second baseman Danny Espinosa works on his swing from the left side By Adam Kilgore
Baltimore Orioles make first cuts of spring training, reassign five to minor league camp By Dan Connolly
At George Mason, Stephanie Cheney blazes her own path to stardom By Preston Williams
Capitals’ 7 goals swamp Florida By Katie Carrera
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Calvert halts Oakland Mills’s perfect season, wins Maryland 2A South region final By Greg Schimmel
Virginia vs. Florida State: Michael Snaer’s game-winner sinks Cavaliers By By Mark Giannotto
Maryland 3A girls’ basketball: River Hill headed back to state final By Eric Detweiler and Roman Stubbs
Big East expected to announce split Friday By Liz Clarke
ACC tournament: Maryland women’s basketball weathered injuries to grab No. 2 seed By Gene Wang
London Fletcher deserves another season, if he really wants one By Tracee Hamilton
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