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Russia Attacks Ukraine Base

Russian troops launched a raid on a base in the Crimean peninsula and seized a part of it, but they withdrew after negotiations for the entire base's surrender had failed

No 'No' Option in Secession

Crimea, which voted to put the question of secession from Ukraine to a referendum, has released a ballot with severely limited choices

Flight Carrying 239 Goes Missing

Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 left Kuala Lumpur and was supposed to land in Beijing, but communications went dark, the airlines said

Rick Perry Wows Crowd at CPAC

The GOP Texas governor, who is seeking to repair his image after his failed 2012 presidential bid, told an audience that "it's time for a little rebellion on the battlefield of ideas," and laid out the successes under his watch in the state

Obama Wants Kids to Learn About Money

The President’s Advisory Council on Financial Capability for Young Americans opens for business Monday and is squarely focused on kids in the effort to empower Americans to take charge of a better financial future

Gender Equality Is Everyone's Cause

On the eve of International Women's Day, Dr. Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka, the U.N. Under-Secretary-General, urges men to make their mark by crossing the line united and joining women as a powerful force for gender equality

Kan. Court Stops Governor's School Funding Cuts

The Kansas State Supreme Court ruled that the state's current level of school funding is unconstitutional, putting at stake some $400 million and the political future of Republican Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback

MLK Daughter to Brothers: Don't Sell Dad's Bible

Fulton County Superior Court Judge Robert McBurney declined to force Bernice King to surrender her father's bible and Nobel Peace Prize to her brothers, but ordered them to be placed in a safe deposit box until the dispute is resolved

LSD-Laced Steak Sends Fla. Family to Hospital

The Tampa Police Department determined that a bottom round steak purchased from Walmart -- which prompted a family of four to be hospitalized -- was contaminated with LSD and is calling it an isolated incident

Google Exec: 'Pretty Sure' Your Data Is Safe

At the South by Southwest festival in Austin, Eric Schmidt, the tech giant's executive chairman, said the company improved its encryption system following the leak of classified data by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden

Frat Bans Initiations After Hazing Deaths

At least 10 members of the popular Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity have died in hazing, alcohol or drug incidents at SAE events since 2006—more than any other fraternity in the United States, according to data compiled by Bloomberg

Mad Men Nears End of Long, Strange Trip

Just when you thought Don Draper couldn't get any cooler, a new twist on the show's iconic poster, created by famed graphic designer Milton Glaser, offers more questions than answers about the final season, which starts April 13