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View on the Web. Friday, March 1, 2013 Most Popular Articles Mass. woman sues FedEx over erroneous marijuana delivery says dealers looked for package Hail Armageddon Fired Groupon CEO's refreshingly blunt memo to employees Congress heads out as the sequester blows in Government workers anxious about furloughs, sequestration but also effects of bashing Most Popular Videos Dennis Rodman meets North Korean leader Kim Jong Eun Pope Benedict's last day as pontiff in 90 seconds Senate Democrats: GOP wants sequester to happen The Fold from The Washington Post Child with gender identity disorder not allowed to use school bathroom Most Popular Photo Galleries What not to watch Growing up with guns Princess Diana's evening gowns up for auction A 19th-century Georgetown stable is remade for family living Dennis Rodman in North Korea to film TV show Most Popular in Lifestyle Carolyn Hax: Sharing pregnancy's details avoiding a well-meaning caller Woodward vs. White House: Washington at its weirdest 'Duck Dynasty' flies in the TV ratings on the wings of Jimmy Kimmel-Morrissey dust-up Jimmy Kimmel and Morrissey feud over 'Duck Dynasty' Drop the weight or drop the badgering husband? Most Popular in Sports Washington Nationals to introduce smart card system for ticket holders Virginia basketball vs. Duke: Cavaliers lead all the way in 73-68 victory over No. 3 Blue Devils Redskins should employ a full-court press With knuckleheads gone, Wizards can knuckle down to Randy Wittman's brand of ball Georgetown, rest of Catholic seven, intend to add Butler and Xavier to its new league Most Popular in Politics Why can't all agencies avoid sequestration furloughs? Obama, congressional leaders fail to reach deal on sequester Obama urges Supreme Court to overturn California same-sex marriage ban Democrats urge Supreme Court to overturn federal anti-gay marriage law Violence Against Women Act passed by House, sent to Obama for signature Most Popular in Opinions Hail Armageddon Five myths about the sequester Adrift on a red-ink sea With sequester, Washington as usual A grieving father's plea for a gun ban Most Popular in Local Amtrak carried record passenger traffic in 2012 Demographic research on lesbians and gays emerges from shadows 'Sandwich generation' vents about struggle to care for aging parents, still-needy kids Later start times at D.C. area high schools being considered by more districts Ambitious bill on gun control in Md. advances Most Popular in Entertainment For Idina Menzel and prize-winning team, D.C. is a Broadway tryout town reborn 'Girls Gone Wild' files for bankruptcy protection, cites disputed debt to Wynn casino Cultural institutions preparing for federal budget cuts A frothy new 'Tempest' bubbling to the surface The art (or 'art') of the Invitational Most Popular in National Fired Groupon CEO's refreshingly blunt memo to employees Government workers anxious about furloughs, sequestration but also effects of bashing Large sinkhole opens under Florida home, swallowing man brother recounts trying to save him Sequester hits federal agencies. Now what for federal employees? Vatican takes first ceremonial and practical steps to run pope-less church ahead of conclave Most Popular in Business Mass. woman sues FedEx over erroneous marijuana delivery says dealers looked for package Congress heads out as the sequester blows in The hidden tax that Washington doesn't want you to know about US consumer spending edged up 0.2 percent in January while income fell sharply Groupon ousts Andrew Mason as CEO Most Popular in World China executes 4 foreigners over Mekong River murders following live television broadcast Spending cuts create challenges for Army China shows live broadcast of four killers before execution AP PHOTOS: A look at India's Kumbh Mela, the world's largest religious festival As Chavez battles to stay alive, poll shows nearly 3 in 5 Venezuelans believe he will recover Follow The Washington Post:        Unsubscribe ©2013 The Washington Post 1150 15th St NW Washington, DC 20071 Help & Contact Info Privacy Policy

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