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Lawmakers allow Putin to use military in Ukraine

Tim Sullivan, Dusan Stojanovic
Saturday's unanimous vote formalized what Ukrainian officials described as an ongoing deployment of Russian troops

Thomas Friedman, supreme toady: Also, shameless!

Patrick L. Smith
Shame on the Times and other media for falsely spinning Ukraine events. We now await the inevitable U.S. betrayal

Why Reddit moderators are “censoring” Glenn Greenwald’s latest bombshell

Fernando Alonso III
One administrator claims the original article "breaks preexisting rules as to analysis and opinion"

When America’s the villain: Cold War scheming on “The Americans”

Neil Drumming
The series takes a dim view of the FBI and, to some degree, the whole 1980s United States

Must-see morning clip: “The Daily Show” talks to Pussy Riot

Prachi Gupta
A member of the activist punk rock group talks with Jason Jones about political activism in Russia

John Kerry’s policy of surrender: His failures are redefining American exceptionalism

Patrick L. Smith
Perhaps the secretary of state knows what he is doing: His many failures actually point to a smarter foreign policy

Saying goodbye to Sochi: A tearful bear bids adieu

Neil Drumming
The closing ceremonies were a whimsical look back in time -- and forward to Pyeongchang

5 best moments of the Olympic closing ceremony

Prachi Gupta
Among the highlights: comedy, fireworks, and a sad animatronic bear

Sochi’s bleak future: What happens to Olympic cities after the Olympics are over?

Lindsay Abrams
A look back at former Olympic hosts reveals why the Russian city could be in deep trouble

5 clips you missed: Sunday show roundup

Natasha Lennard
U.S. officials comment on Ukraine unrest, capture of El Chapo and Scott Walker dodges questions

Sochi comes to a close: The most expensive Olympics ever

Associated Press
Fireworks and a countdown kicked off the closing ceremony for the $51 billion games

Ukraine update: Opposition leader assumes presidential powers

Associated Press
The beleaguered Viktor Yanukovych left Kiev to join his support base, while leadership remains tenuous

5 reasons the West should care about the protests in Ukraine

Paul Ames
If the bloodshed in Kiev turns into civil war, the conflict will have a ripple effect across the European Union

Putative deal aims to end Ukraine unrest

Associated Press
Protest leaders and Presidet Viktor Yanukovych agree to early election and new government formation

Behind the figure-skating upset: Adelina Sotnikova’s crowd-pleasing strategy

Nico Lang
Theories are already flying about last night's surprise, but maybe Sotnikova won by becoming the audience favorite

How to make sense of the violence in Ukraine

Dan Peleschuk

Our figure-skating obsession: Why America loves watching women fall

Nico Lang
American media culture loves watching women torn apart, and figure skating is no exception

No truce: At least 70 reportedly killed in Kiev

Associated Press
Government snipers opened fire on angry protest crowds as unrest continues

Sochi’s popularity problem: Why haven’t the Olympics been bigger?

Nico Lang
It's supposed to be the era of event TV -- so why aren't more Americans tuning in to Sochi?

Ukraine president appoints new army chief to enforce order

Associated Press
25 people were killed and nearly 250 injured in clashes between police and protesters in central Kiev camp

The 12 most sexually satisfied countries in the world

Jodie Gummow
Americans overall are not as sexually satisfied as our international brothers and sisters. Here's who beats us out

Get ready for more brutal weather: Impending El Niño spells disaster

Alex Kane
Droughts, high temperatures, heavy rain and floods: Just a few of the things to look forward to

Riot police move in against Kiev protest camp

Associated Press
Armed with water canons and flashbang grenade, police attack Maidan camp in Ukrainian capital

Pussy Riot released from detention, leave police station wearing balaclavas and chanting anti-Putin song

Katie McDonough
"It is clear that in Russia activists are treated like terorrists," said one of the released members of Pussy Riot
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