The Washington Post - 2013-09-27

• FIRE ME
• U.S., JPMor­gan mull record deal in mort­gage probe
• GOP hard-liners block strat­egy to avoid shut­down
• Time­line ex­pe­dited on Syr­ian stock­pile
• At new li­brary, top billing for first pres­i­dent
• Agen­cies pre­pare to turn off lights
• Sec­re­tary of State John F. Kerry
• Hil­lary Rod­ham Clin­ton and sev­eral African lead­ers un­veiled a pro­gram to pro­tect wild ele­phants from poach­ing.
• Mostly sunny 74/57 •
• The Se­nate’s
• Novice teen driv­ers are at eight times the risk of older driv­ers to fa­tally crash when other teens are present.
• The In­ter­na­tional Olympic Com­mit­tee,
• The Na­tional Gallery of Art
• Bud­get show­down: Con­stituents of Rep. John Boehner, above, voice lit­tle con­cern; just who’s es­sen­tial?; what a shut­down could mean in the D.C. re­gion; and more.
• Res­cue and aid work­ers
• Sci­en­tists
• A re­port
• Nine Ja­panese com­pa­nies
• A coun­cil mem­ber
• A D.C. man,
• Bud Selig
• Many cities
• Drug tests
• Kids and weight
• Kenya’s Red Cross
• Movies with buzz
• Oba­macare driv­ing Repub­li­cans to the brink
• COR­REC­TIONS
• The Per­ma­nent War
• NSA leak ‘ex­tremely dam­ag­ing,’ Clap­per says
• New trial granted in ‘warn­ing shot’ case
• Zim­mer­man’s wife ques­tions in­no­cence
• Two ar­rested in 2011 lis­te­ria out­break
• Big Tex, now a lit­tle big­ger, back for fair
• Gl­itch holds up a part of health-care sign-up process for small busi­nesses
• Shut­down would en­tail costs in and out of gov­ern­ment
• Lo­cal lead­ers watch and wait
• Work­ers re­sent be­ing la­beled ‘nonessen­tial’
• Ma­neu­vers on Hill may sway Va. gov­er­nor’s race
• Cruz and two Se­nate al­lies have their eyes on 2016
• Heated clash shows Se­nate GOP dis­cord
• Lit­tle fret­ting over loom­ing cri­sis
• Reach­ing for free­dom, find­ing fear
• U.S. ser­vice mem­ber killed, of­fi­cials say
• Divers find re­mains at cruise liner site
• In­ter­pol ar­rest no­tice for ‘white widow’ sets off frenzy in Bri­tain
• Ab­bas crit­i­cizes Is­rael, wel­comes ne­go­ti­a­tions
• U.N. pow­ers agree on Syr­ian chem­i­cal weapons res­o­lu­tion
• ALSO IN BUSI­NESS
• The main event in main­land China
• Detroit to re­ceive fed­eral grants
• April-June fig­ures show 2.5% growth
• SEC in­ves­ti­ga­tions will place more em­pha­sis on in­di­vid­u­als
• A pay­ment plan no bet­ter than Mad­off’s
• A ban­ner day for protest, if not se­cu­rity
• Judge sworn in to U.S. ap­peals court
• Fur­lough plans set­tling into place
• Obama’s my­opic world­view
• At the U.N., em­brac­ing re­alpoli­tik
• An in­side out­sider for the NSA
• Keep fins, save the sharks
• See­ing in the dark
• A fix for the min­i­mum wage
• Mr. Cuc­cinelli’s lib­eral edit­ing
• The Oba­macare fights con­tinue
• Tak­ing a stand for the rights of D.C. res­i­dents
• Paid sick days are good busi­ness
• An ap­pease­ment of Syria
• The part par­ents play in ed­u­ca­tion
• The real Rouhani
• An un­com­pro­mis­ing po­lit­i­cal fu­ture
• Stand­ing up to Rus­sia
• Ci­ti­zen­ship sup­pres­sion
• Sur­vey says: Fund Oba­macare
• WHAT’S ON THE MENU
• What can doc­tors do?
• Turn­ing lives around, one child at a time
• From all cor­ners of U.S., a push for healthier kids
• Changes in chil­dren’s body im­age over time
• What’s chang­ing in Philadel­phia?
• The triple com­bi­na­tion? Mind, body and soul.
• Regina Ben­jamin For­mer U.S. sur­geon gen­eral
• Jackie Ser­gent Mayor, Ox­ford, N.C.
• James Bai­ley III Di­rec­tor, Wal-Mart food and agri­cul­ture
• Amelie Ramirez Di­rec­tor, Salud Amer­ica!
• Health equals wealth
• We can do this
• Risa Lav­izzo-Mourey
• Janet Collins
• Hunter Wil­lis
• Sheila Burke
• Rep. Rosa L. DeLauro
• Com­ing and go­ing
• Gray praises CFO nom­i­nee’s ex­pe­ri­ence
• D.C. of­fi­cials take heat but de­fend scor­ing choice
• Adults act like kids, too
• Fair­fax Cham­ber en­dorses McAuliffe
• Why we love ‘Scan­dal’
• Fur­loughs are pre­pared
• Now hear this
• Obit­u­ar­ies
• A mother’s loss leads to her full-time fight
• Chevy Chase stud­ies Pur­ple Line pro­posal
• Chief is cleared in as­sault com­plaint filed by fire­fighter
• 8 ROTC stu­dents hit by car in school lot
• Man, 36, charged in stab­bing death
• Fire dis­rupts traf­fic in Lo­gan Cir­cle
• For ‘es­sen­tial’ work­ers, no dan­ger of shut­down
• The Fed Page, A22
• Stun guns, fists used in three vi­o­lent rob­beries
• Guilty plea in death of skate­boarder, 18
• Civil rights leader’s wife helped women
• Paul Di­et­zel
• John Reger
• Stanis­law Szozda
• Four teens ar­rested in con­nec­tion with death
• Be­fore they were snipers
• ‘Mas­ters of Sex’ gets bet­ter as it goes along
• FBI sees value in watch­ing the un­watch­able
• At com­edy show, jabs come to blows
• All night long
• Our econ­omy, in fo­cus
• COM­PELLING:
• ACADEMICS:
• ‘Blue Caprice’ ½
• A long farewell
• On the hunt for hunks
• Ding-dong: Time to check on the pa­tient
• For na­tive son of Mont­gomery, a new role: Pro­ducer
• Rock the Bells con­cert is off
• A tomboy on your hands? Love her as she is.
• SE­RIES PRE­MIERE:
• Con­ver­sa­tion non-starter
• DON JON
• RUSH
• ENOUGH SAID
• Hold­ing it to­gether
• Nats’ Haren is likely leav­ing, but he has ‘re­gained the joy’
• Coach K, the care­taker of hoops
• Hok­ies, Thomas rise to the oc­ca­sion
• It’s about that time
• ON WASH­ING­TON­POST.COM/SPORTS
• Wizards’ start­ing five
• D.C. kid takes on Peb­ble
• Car­ry­ing a torch for Rus­sia
• Days be­fore camp, Knicks have a new GM
• Yan­kees’ Cano seek­ing a $305 mil­lion con­tract
• QUOTABLE
• SCORES AND STATS ON MO­BILE
• Dis­trict’s Long ready for West Coast swing
• Gon­za­lez is strong as O’s close out Toronto
• PER­SON­NEL DEPT.
• QUOTABLE
• STAR OF THE DAY
• NA­TION­ALS AT DI­A­MOND­BACKS
• Vik­ings’ new home runs into mi­nor snag
• Op­tion-style of­fense not ‘shock­ing’ foes
• (e)merge art fair re­turns to Capi­tol Sky­line Ho­tel.
• ‘OFF THE BEATEN PATH: EARLY WORKS BY JAMES MCNEILL WHISTLER’
• ROCK THE BELLS
• CRAFTY BAS­TARDS
• ART ALL NIGHT
• CAP­I­TALS HOME OPENER
• ATOMS FOR PEACE
• TRY THIS!
• DIN­ING
• MU­SIC
• STAGE
• OUR TOP PICK:
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• DVDs:
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• BOOKS:
• Oc­to­ber shows: A bounty of choices
• NINE INCH NAILS
• LAURA BURHENN
• THE FLAM­ING LIPS AND TAME IM­PALA
• JESSIE WARE
• Mel­low, but never mopey
• POP|ROCK|FOLK| JAZZ|ETC.
• Night­clubs
• Need a laugh? They’re easy to find.
• POP|ROCK|FOLK| JAZZ|ETC.
• Con­certs
• town
• Take your cir­cle to the Oval Room
• Swim­ming in op­tions at Hokkaido
• HOKKAIDO SEAFOOD BUF­FET
• Mu­se­ums
• GALLERY OPEN­ING OF THE WEEK
• Gal­leries and Art Spa­ces
• DON’T MISS
• Et cetera. . .
• Chef serves lessons on sausage, smoke and street-food pol­i­tics
• For Fam­i­lies
• Get­ting par­ent­ing ideas in your in­box
• DEL CAMPO COOK­ING CLASSES
• A ‘Shin­ing’ ex­am­ple
• Come on in, the wa­ter’s fine (art)
• The d(e)tails
• Present Com­pany, in­clu­sive
• Spirit of to­geth­er­ness
• In a pinch, find­ing a per­fect fit
• Mini Re­views
• OPEN­ING NEXT WEEK
• RUSH
• ON THE COVER
• Go­ing Out Guide
• DON JON
• BLUE CAPRICE
• A quick study on wealth gap
• Para­noia, rage lead to ter­ror
• Left­overs with a bit­ter af­ter­taste
• Fi­nal ap­proach to land a mate
• Seek and avoid de­struc­tion
• The pol­i­tics of the plate
• Strik­ing a blow against a war
• Fam­ily loy­alty dies on the vine
• An odd cou­ple’s tale of sur­vival
• A re­la­tion­ship’s highs and lows
• Plenty of style, lit­tle sub­stance
• Also Play­ing
• Fam­i­lyFilm­goer
• Reper­tory
• Joly puts fam­ily above foot­ball
• No. 7 Good Coun­sel at No. 1 DeMatha
• Com­ing to­gether
• Top 20
• Bal­lou vs. Dun­bar
• No. 19 Du­Val at No. 13 Suit­land
• First and 17: Episode 5
• 2013 BMW X1
• Q & A

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