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Ukrainian Base Under Siege

Russian troops pulled back after launching a raid on a Ukrainian base in Crimea that posed a dangerous escalation of the present crisis

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

Ukraine Will Play in Paralymics

The country has decided to participate in the games in Sochi hours before the opening ceremonies, despite Russia's military forces moving into Crimea

Judge Swats Away Drone Fine

A federal judge has struck down an FAA-imposed fine against drone operators, ruling there's no legal way to prevent the commercial use of small unmanned aerial vehicles. The FAA can issue an emergency rule that bans small drones if it chooses to appeal the decision

Vitamin D May Help in Breast Cancer Fight

In a new study, researchers found that breast-cancer patients who had high levels of vitamin D were twice as likely to survive than women with low levels. They reviewed five studies that observed more than 4,440 women

Warmer Weather Coming to U.S., But Not for Long

While several states will enjoy warmer weather this weekend—escaping the freezing temperatures that have had millions of Americans bundling up all winter—the respite will be brief as a cold front and possible snowstorms could emerge by the middle of next week

College President: SAT Is Part Hoax, Part Fraud

The president of Bard College says recent changes to the SAT are motivated by the competition that College Board has experienced with its arch rival, the ACT, rather than any serious soul searching

Abbas: 'No Way' I'll Recognize Israel as Jewish State

As the deadline looms for a framework for peace, Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas says he also will not consent to only having a portion of east Jerusalem as the capital of a Palestinian state

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

Feds Say Family Sold Millions in Stolen Goods on eBay

Three members of a Chicago-area family who allegedly stole and resold about $7 million in goods over the past decade are arrested after agents tracked an eBay account to a man who reportedly worked with them

CPAC Doubles as 2016 Preview

The Republican presidential field won't start taking shape for another eight months, but the 2016 race was the unspoken theme of the first day of an annual conservative conference on the banks of Washington's National Harbor

True Detective Doesn't Endorse Misogyny

Just because Rust and Marty are sexist doesn't mean the show is, too, so let's all stop assuming writers endorse the bad actions of their flawed characters on television. After all, a show is more than its characters