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Giants vs. Packers: New York wallops Green Bay to take two-game lead in NFC East Nov 27th 2012, 05:00 EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — The self-education continued for another NFC East team, now into its 12th week. The New York Giants walloped the Green Bay Packers, 38-10, at MetLife Stadium on Sunday night, and it was interesting enough to watch the defending Super Bowl champion dismantle the champ from two seasons ago. But the Giants, like the Washington Redskins, maintained their longstanding ability to confuse their fans and keep the league from knowing how good, exactly, this team truly is. Read full article >> D.C. area forecast: Chilly today; rain Tuesday, except some snow outlying western areas Nov 26th 2012, 10:00 CAPITAL WEATHER GANG | Today may be sunny, but tomorrow will bring cold rain and maybe flakes. TV and radio listings: Nov. 26 Nov 26th 2012, 04:34 NFL 8:30 Carolina at Philadelphia » ESPN, WWXT (92.7 FM), WWXX (94.3 FM), WTEM (980 AM) NBA Read full article >> NCAA men's soccer tournament: Maryland, Georgetown advance to quarterfinals Nov 26th 2012, 03:02 The Maryland and Georgetown men's soccer programs have existed in different domains for 15 years — the Terrapins contending for national championships and the Hoyas just seeking a place in their conference tournament. Read full article >> Road to BCS championship game is relatively straightforward Nov 26th 2012, 01:51 The Bowl Championship Series standings that determine college football's national championship game have long rankled fans, coaches and players alike. The mathematical formula that mixes six computer models with two national polls can often be confusing, so much so that the sport will finally turn to a four-team playoff in two years. Read full article >> Nationals' Mike Rizzo: 'We don't have any pressing needs' Nov 26th 2012, 01:51 An unexpected offseason plan for the Nationals has now become a clear probability. Entering Davey Johnson's last year as a manager — his "World Series or bust" swan song — it will seem like a downer. But it may also be smart. Read full article >> Ravens vs. Chargers: Late fourth and 29 conversion helps Baltimore win in overtime Nov 26th 2012, 01:50 SAN DIEGO — They forced overtime after surviving three quarters of offensive futility, a 10-point deficit with under eight minutes left in regulation and a fourth -and-29 with 1 minute 27 seconds to play. Read full article >> D.C. school boundaries fight looms Nov 26th 2012, 01:47 As District parents and activists organize to oppose Schools Chancellor Kaya Henderson's proposal to close 20 city schools, a potentially larger and more divisive fight looms. Henderson plans to overhaul D.C. school boundaries and feeder patterns for the first time since the 1970s. The move, which will come after Henderson finalizes the school-closure plan in January, is likely to limit access to some of the city's most sought- after and best-performing schools, including Alice Deal Middle and Woodrow Wilson High. And it could trigger a political brawl. Read full article >> Wizards still haunted by Gilbert Arenas deal Nov 26th 2012, 01:31 Gilbert Arenas is playing basketball in Shanghai these days, nearly 7,500 miles away and several years removed from the place where he electrified fans in Washington with his quirky personality and quick release from anywhere on the floor. Read full article >> Pioneering the granny pod: Fairfax County family adapts to high-tech dwelling that could change elder care Nov 26th 2012, 00:25 Viola Baez wouldn't budge. Her daughter's family had just invested about $125,000 in a new kind of home for her, a high-tech cottage that might revolutionize the way Americans care for their aging relatives. But Viola wouldn't even step inside. Read full article >>

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