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Military rethinking leads to some hard choices
The sequester may turn out to be a good thing, at least when it comes to some Pentagon programs.
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Decades of NRA funding helped transform the debate over gun rights
The culmination of the new debate over gun controls was the Supreme Court's 2008 Heller decision.
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Pope Francis: His name reflects 'his ministry for the poor'
Bergoglio is a Jesuit, not a Franciscan, but his lifestyle has a distinctly Franciscan quality to it.
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Combatting sexual assault in the military
If commanders can unilaterally dismiss charges, no wonder many victims don't report assaults.
( by Jena McGregor , The Washington Post)
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LOCAL
Deputy fire chief retires after inaccurate data given to D.C. Council
D.C. fire chief acknowledges submitting inaccurate information and says deputy has retired.
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Dads worry they don't spend enough time with kids, feel conflicted
A new study shows fathers feel just as overwhelmed as mothers in trying to balance work and family.
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D.C. metro area population growth slows
( by Carol Morello and Ted Mellnik , The Washington Post)
Cuccinelli swears off no-tax pledge
Virginia's attorney general, a tea party hero, tells business group that he will not sign Norquist anti-tax pledge.
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Man is fatally shot in Capitol Heights; Va. sodomy law ruled unconstitutional
A roundup of news from around the D.C. area.
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POLITICS
Happening today
A guide to the major events expected to shape the news.
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Cuccinelli swears off no-tax pledge
Virginia's attorney general, a tea party hero, tells business group that he will not sign Norquist anti-tax pledge.
( by Laura Vozzella , The Washington Post)
Md. House advances repeal of death penalty after nixing several exceptions
The two-hour debate sets the stage for a final vote Friday on a priority for Gov. Martin O'Malley (D).
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Obama asks Organizing for Action to help him pass his policy agenda
At the start of the group's summit, the president tells his supporters, "I actually want to govern."
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Federal employees take sequestration fight to the people
The largest federal union plans 100 rallies against the sequester, outside of federal offices next week.
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STYLE
Michelle Obama, back in Vogue
The first lady is once again out front on the issues, returning to the cover of the iconic magazine as a figure who has melded style, influence.
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In a hurry to finish high school
A junior who finds high school "just ridiculous" wonders how to get the parents to let her finish early.
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Twitter campaign to raise funds for 'Veronica Mars' movie sets record
Creator Rob Thomas turns to fans to raise money for a big-screen version of his TV drama.
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Cardinals elect Argentinian to be the church's new pope
Elected on fourth ballot, Pope Francis will be the church's 266th leader.
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Essay contest about teamwork shows that kids are good writers
More than 175 enter competition by writing about what it means to be a successful team.
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BUSINESS
Business digest: Android chief steps down; Apple CEO to be deposed
A roundup of news from the financial world.
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Carlyle Group lowers minimum for investments
The District-based private equity firm will accept $50,000 investments, a big drop from its previous $5 million.
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Democrats challenge Obama on offers to cut Medicare, Social Security
While the president offers reductions to try to get a grand bargain on the budget, some in his party protest.
( by Lori Montgomery , The Washington Post)
Is Ireland an example or an exception?
Nation's progress under austerity may not translate to other European countries.
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Ryan plan calls solar projects 'ill-fated'
But the two projects are doing fine.
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SPORTS
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Muscala helps lead Bucknell back to NCAA tournament
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NFL free agency Day 2: Reggie Bush to Lions, Wes Welker to Broncos
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Bayern Munich ousts Arsenal from Champions League
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Jeter returns to play field for first time since breaking ankle
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TECHNOLOGY
New apps offer teens options for private photo- and text-sharing
Snapchat, Wickr among apps that allow for self-destruction of photos and texts sent to others.
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Video game industry pushes ratings education amid debate about violence
Gaming industry releases PSAs on rating system, after calls for research on digital and real-world violence.
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Facebook study: 'Likes' reveal a lot
Researchers at Cambridge could guess what people drank, who they love and more based solely on likes.
( by Hayley Tsukayama , The Washington Post)
Google's Android lead steps down
Google's Andy Rubin, who founded the company the tech giant bought to build its own platform, has resigned.
( by Hayley Tsukayama , The Washington Post)
'Netflix Social' to share what you watch on Facebook
After a long lobbying fight, Netflix launches service to show Facebook friends what you watch on network.
( by Hayley Tsukayama , The Washington Post)
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WORLD
Pope Francis visits basilica in Rome
In his first morning as leader of the world's 1.2 billion Catholics, new pope steps out of the Vatican.
( by Anthony Faiola and Jason Horowitz , The Washington Post)
Xi's election to China's presidency completes leadership transition
Xi, who took reins of Communist Party and military in November, officially claims title of president.
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Xi's election to China's presidency completes leadership transition
Xi, who took reins of Communist Party and military in November, adds largely ceremonial title of president.
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Argentina's Cardinal Bergoglio elected pope, takes name Pope Francis
The College of Cardinals elects Jorge Mario Bergoglio of Argentina as new pope on second day of deliberations.
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Military rethinking leads to some hard choices
The sequester may turn out to be a good thing, at least when it comes to some Pentagon programs.
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EDITORIAL
North Korea's high-stakes game
Its bluster has begun to worry China.
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The meaning of silence
A Cuban dissident's death deserves a full investigation, with U.S. support.
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A Hungarian power grab
The prime minister's constitutional revisions rekindle worry in NATO and the E.U.
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Reopen the White House doors
Canceling the popular tours is a pound-foolish approach to budget cuts.
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How to deal with N. Korea
Betting on diplomacy and restraint hasn't worked.
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LIVE DISCUSSIONS
Got Plans: Advice from the Going Out Gurus
Got Plans? Discuss great ideas for local entertainment, dates and family fun.
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The Reliable Source Live
Amy Argetsinger and Roxanne Roberts discuss your favorite gossip, celebrity sightings and their recent columns.
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Free Range on Food
Have cooking questions? We have answers. Ask us now.
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Career Coach takes your questions
Joyce Russell discussed jobs, negotiations and salary issues.
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Ask Tom: Rants, raves and questions on the DC dining scene
Washington Post food critic Tom Sietsema entertains your dining questions, rants and raves.
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