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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
How to make sense of the violence in Ukraine
Dan Peleschuk
No truce: At least 70 reportedly killed in Kiev
Associated Press
Government snipers opened fire on angry protest crowds as unrest continues
“Child’s Pose”: A gripping mother-son thriller
Andrew O'Hehir
Meet the "Meryl Streep of Romania" as an upper-crust family grapples with the aftermath of a tragic accident
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
Riot police move in against Kiev protest camp
Associated Press
Armed with water canons and flashbang grenade, police attack Maidan camp in Ukrainian capital
The world is right to hate us: Arrogance, ignorance and obscene foreign policy
Patrick L. Smith
This White House was supposed to be different. But our arrogant foreign policy has been the same since the 1950s
Here’s the full text of President Obama’s 2014 State of the Union address
Elias Isquith
President urges Congress to make 2014 "a year of action"
Protests worldwide: Why and where it’s kicking off
Natasha Lennard
Unconnected riots and demonstrations are tearing through Brazil, Bangkok, France and Kiev. Here's why
Of course the media should cover Justin Bieber
Daniel D'Addario
Anyone who asks why the pop star's arrest matters is indulging a gendered double standard
Hack List No. 6: Erick Erickson
Alex Pareene
Our annual list is here! This time, we channeled each hack's unique voice -- and let them "write" their own entries
Anger against Ukraine president mounts as thousands converge on capital city
Maria Danilova, Yuras Karmanau
Momentum builds on Sunday as nearly 200,000 protestors took to the streets of Kiev's central square
Fresh protests storm Ukraine streets
Associated Press
Hundreds of thousands of anti-government protesters occupied a central Kiev square again
Protesters besiege Ukranian parliament
Associated Press
Thousands take control of parts of Kiev calling for ouster of President Viktor Yanukovych over ditched E.U. deal
Is the world finally ready to do something about climate change?
Michael Klare
The "super typhoon" in the Philippines was only the latest sign that we're facing an almost incomprehensible threat
“A bad day for Antarctica”: Marine sanctuary plan falls through
Lindsay Abrams
Nations again failed to reach an agreement to protect the "last intact ocean ecosystem on earth"
The best “Jeopardy!” answer of all time
Daniel D'Addario
A competitor mixes up a famous actress and a Czech novelist
Women in the Nazi killing fields
Wendy Lower
German women witnessed, helped and participated in the genocide
Has ESPN ruined poker?
ARGUN M. ULGEN
The network's breathless tournament coverage has done no favors for the game's popularity and legality in the U.S.
“Countrymen”: How Denmark saved its Jews
Laura Miller
Defenseless and occupied, Danes thwarted Nazi attacks on fellow citizens. A new book tells the inspiring story
Is war with Iran inevitable?
Michael Axworthy
Last time Obama tried to engage Iran, it led to the regime's most serious popular crisis. Time to try again
Prostitution in Europe: Legalize or criminalize?
Corinne Purtill
The world's oldest profession is entering a new era
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