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Stories for March 2014 Group 2

• Newsweek, Bitcoin and the ethics of 'doxxing'
• Nigeria closes schools in order to prevent Boko Haram attacks
• Nigeria market bombing kills at least 20, Boko Haram suspected
• Nigerian men whipped for gay sex
• Nine dead in Kabul hotel attack
• No bull, dude: Pamplona tradition charges through the U.S.
• No sleep till world domination
• North Carolina man arrested for confronting son's bullies
• North Carolina regulators cite Duke Energy for dumping coal ash
• North Carolina utility fined for breaking pollution law
• North Korea fires two missiles as its rivals meet
• North Korea test-fires rockets into sea
• Northeastern University suspends Palestinian solidarity group
• Northwestern football players can unionize, federal agency says
• Not all Democrats share Obama’s budget priorities
• November showdown for Texas politics
• Number of GM recalls jumps to 4.8M
• Nuns kidnapped in Syria freed
• Oakland to pay $4.5M to 'Occupy' vet wounded by police
• Obama administration confidant lays out possible Iran nuclear deal
• Obama administration to clamp down on for-profit colleges
• Obama backs interim Ukraine PM, rebukes Putin
• Obama calls for more sanctions on Russia over Crimea
• Obama cautions Putin as Russia OKs use of military force in Ukraine
• Obama details NSA surveillance curbs
• Obama doctrine under scrutiny in an anxious Saudi Arabia
• Obama orders review of US deportation practices
• Obama sends $3.9 trillion budget to Congress
• Obama should press Saudis on political reforms
• Obama to extend health care sign-up deadline
• Obama to use executive action to increase overtime pay
• Obama, Abbas note challenges to 'elusive goal' of Mideast peace
• Obama, Pope Francis hold first meeting
• Ocean garbage thwarts Flight MH370 search
• Off to a running stop: Colleges and universities are ending men’s running
• Official: Taliban abduct candidate in northern province
• Officials announce 90 still missing in Washington mudslide
• Officials: Herders kill more than 100 in Nigeria land conflict
• Ohio earthquakes linked to fracking
• Oil spill shuts down busy Gulf waterway as cleanup continues
• Oklahoma unable to buy lethal injection drugs for upcoming execution
• Ominous signs in search for missing passenger jet, as oil slick reported
• On Exxon Valdez anniversary, indigenous group hopes to raise awareness
• On tonight: March 3, 2014
• One-third of EU women suffered physical or sexual assault, report says
• Opposition activists return to northern Syria
• Over 1 million displaced in S. Sudan: U.N.
• Overlooked due to race, Melvin Morris receives belated military honor
• Pa. court loosens limits on anti-fracking activist's movements
• Pakistan Taliban announce truce
• Pakistan gang-rape victim dies after self-immolation protest
• Palestinian official: Israel to renege on prisoner deal
• Palestinians warn Israeli aggression could 'torpedo' peace talks
• Paralympic snowboarders with varying disabilities are all equal on slopes
• Paralympic superstar McFadden’s shot at biathlon just misses the mark
• Parched California town risks running out of water
• Paris elects first female mayor
• Paris offers free rides, restricts driving as choking smog continues
• Partition is not an option
• Paternity leave blues
• Peacekeepers kill civilians in CAR
• Personal Essay: ‘Invisible Man’ in the age of Trayvon and Jordan
• Personal essay: Behind bars in Egypt
• Personal essay: Oh! what a lovely war that wasn’t
• Pew media study: Online news outlets recharging industry
• Philippines and Muslim rebel group sign historic peace deal
• Phone data helps small businesses regain the edge online retailers have
• Photo Gallery: Major League Baseball down under
• Photos: A portrait of McDowell County, W.Va.
• Photos: Afghanistan prepares to vote
• Photos: Aleppo struggles to survive
• Photos: Astronauts return from space station
• Photos: Cossacks in the Crimea crisis
• Photos: Cuban cigar sales rising, despite US embargo
• Photos: DR Congo's traffic robocops
• Photos: Death of a 15-year-old Turkish boy triggers massive protests
• Photos: Earth Hour 2014, turn off the lights!
• Photos: Hog Hunt in Mississippi
• Photos: Iditarod dog sled race begins
• Photos: In China, cash incentives to bury loved ones at sea
• Photos: India celebrates Holi, the Festival of Colors
• Photos: Inside a lucha libre school in Seattle
• Photos: Inside the courtroom at the Oscar Pistorius trial
• Photos: Israel celebrates Purim
• Photos: Michigan Arab Orchestra expands mission and a new name
• Photos: Mothers and daughters for International Women's Day
• Photos: NYC building explodes after reports of gas leak
• Photos: Portraits of Afghanistan’s female lawmakers
• Photos: Pro-Russian forces seize a naval base in Crimea
• Photos: Putin'€™s Crimea speech, the view from the street
• Photos: Rescuers comb debris field in wake of Wash. mudslide
• Photos: Sochi Paralympics
• Photos: Surge of African migrants trying to enter Spain
• Photos: The paralympics get underway in Sochi
• Photos: The streets of Carnival in Brazil
• Photos: The work of Shigeru Ban, winner of the 2014 Pritzker Prize
• Pistorius media frenzy spurs South African debate on violence
• Pistorius pleads not guilty at start of trial
• Pistorius trial delayed by illness of judge's legal aide
• Plea deal for Army general in sexual assault case
• Poison pill: Inflated antivenom bills shed light on high drug costs
• Poles jittery over Russia’s expansion
• Police break up Taiwan’s trade-pact protest
• Police fail to quell support for drug lord
• Polio vaccinators risk their lives to save lives in Pakistan
• Political clashes in Cairo's streets turn deadly
• Political crisis takes toll on Venezuelan business
• Poll: Ruling party winning Serbian election
• Pope Francis Targets Vatican Financial Incompetence With Calls For Reform
• Pope Francis removes ‘bling bishop’
• Pope says he’s no ‘superman,’ playing down potential for sweeping reforms
• Pope: mobsters risk going to hell
• Possible Flight MH370 debris spotted off Australia
• Pray for Venezuela … to remain a sovereign nation
• Pres. Jimmy Carter: U.S. should provide military support to Ukraine
• President pushes to expand overtime pay for American workers
• President: Ukraine won't intervene in Crimea, referendum a 'sham'
• Primark to pay $10M more to victims of Bangladesh factory collapse
• Privacy vs. security
• Private security employees detained in Kabul hotel attack
• Pro-government militia kills 151 rebels in Darfur
• Proposed 'stand your ground' amendment would expunge records
• Proposed USDA poultry regulations raise fears about food safety
• Protest against Albuquerque police turns into ‘mayhem’
• Protests over teenager’s death belie a deeper crisis in Turkey
• Putin approves draft bill for annexation of Crimea by Russia
• Putin has put Berlin in a tight spot
• Putin orders Russian troops on Ukraine border exercises back to bases
• Putin signs bill for Russia to annex Crimea
• Putin signs treaty for Crimean annexation, blasts West
• Putting Charlotte’s Web to the (clinical) test
• Putting an airborne surveillance system to the test
• Qatar denies bribery allegations over its 2022 World Cup bid
• Questions of accountability linger after East Harlem explosion
• Raising Arizona algae
• Ramapough Indian tribe demands cleanup of ‘toxic legacy’
• Rand Paul’s mainstream dreams
• Real tax reform means starting from scratch
• Red herrings steer search for Flight MH370 off course
• Redskins: Team owner to assist Native Americans
• Reducing inequality is first step to curbing poverty
• Report: Aging nuclear power plants in Europe pose increased risk
• Report: Americans ride public transit in record numbers
• Report: Border patrol medics thought man was 'faking' seizure before death
• Report: Climate change may trigger ‘abrupt’ worldwide consequences
• Report: Climate change stunting fish
• Report: India remains world’s largest arms buyer
• Report: More than 4.3M Syrian children need humanitarian aid
• Report: NSA kept tabs on 122 world leaders
• Report: NYC homelessness soared under Mayor Bloomberg
• Report: Navy Yard shooting could have been prevented
• Report: New York schools the most segregated in U.S.
• Report: Number of insured US adults rising
• Report: Obama to give up NSA’s phone call sweep
• Report: Russia told US about Boston bombing suspect in 2011
• Report: Salt mine fire at NM nuclear waste facility was ‘preventable’
• Report: Satellite imagery shows fresh bomb attacks on Darfur civilians
• Report: Scientists revive 1,600-year-old Antarctic moss
• Report: State higher education cuts fuel student debt crisis
• Republican David Jolly wins tight Florida congressional race
• Rescue workers reach basement of NYC blast site
• Researchers aim to resolve inequity in Miami’s flood preparation
• Researchers mixed on the merits of breast cancer screening
• Researchers: Common painkillers may help fight 'superbugs'
• Responders face toxic challenge as death toll climbs in Wash. mudslide
• Restoring buffalo and resisting drought on the Pine Ridge reservation
• Revealed: Inside the Senate report on CIA interrogations
• Right to die: Netherlands, Belgium ignite global debate on euthanasia
• Rights group: More executions reported worldwide last year
• Ron Paul talks to Libby Casey
• Royal & Ancient Golf Club to vote on allowing women members
• Russia reduces troop levels along Ukraine’s eastern border
• Russia wins second Crimean war
• Russia's Darwinian fight to regain Crimea
• Russia: Where next after Crimea?
• Russian forces move on Crimea air base, European monitors head to Ukraine
• Russian forces tighten grip on Crimea
• Russia’s dream of a greater Eurasia unfolds
• SCOTUS to hear key contraception cases
• SEEKING AND SECURING SUCCESS
• SF lawmaker faces gun, corruption charges
• Salem power plant sparks electric debate
• Sam Adams pulls out of St. Patrick’s parade over LGBT exclusion
• Same-sex couples in Britain begin to marry, with country’s support
• Same-sex couples sue Indiana for right to marry
• San Cristóbal residents fear for safety as Venezuelan troops move in
• San Diego honors SeaWorld amid protests against animal cruelty
• San Jose’s pension woes: Are bad investments to blame?
• Saudi Arabia deems Muslim Brotherhood a ‘terrorist group’
• Saudi Arabia: Besieged and fearful
• School districts across country cope with consequences of brutal winter
• Scientists build first synthetic yeast chromosome
• Scientists give formal name to ‘chicken from hell’ dinosaur
• Search area for Malaysian airliner widens after new satellite images
• Search finds no trace of MH370
• Search for warning signs is losing game in battle against mudslides
• Seattle TV station's news helicopter crashes near Space Needle
• Securing nuclear material poses a global challenge
• Security vs. transparency
• Senate blocks Obama's pick for civil rights post
• Senate shoots down military sexual assault reform bill
• Senators strike deal to extend long-term jobless benefits
• Seoul: North Korea launches 25 short-range rockets into the sea
• Separatists blamed for China knife attack; 33 dead
• Sheriff: 3 killed in big Washington state mudslide
• Shots ring out in Crimea, as Russia warns US over sanctions
• Sidebar: WWII tensions continue in Crimean museum
• Simon Schama talks to Ray Suarez
• Sinclair accepts plea bargain, says he ‘failed’ officer he had affair with
• Sir Ken Robinson talks to David Shuster
• Snowden urges tech community to be 'firefighters' against NSA
• Some wounded Syrians seek treatment from Israeli hospitals
• Sortable table: Judges’ leniency varies greatly from district to district
• South Africa’s Zuma slammed for $23M home makeover
• South Korea returns fire into North Korean waters
• Spain remembers 10-year anniversary of Madrid train bombings
• Sports: the new frontier for drones
• Sri Lanka army admits torture of women
• Star witness to defend ban on gay marriage takes the stand in Detroit
• Struggling NM town hopes to get economic boost from space tourists
• Student leader killed in Venezuela
• Study finds unexpected risk factors for violent radicalization
• Study: 1 in 4 Army soldiers had mental illnesses before enlisting
• Study: Men more traumatized than women by military sex harassment
• Study: Virtual reality can help treat PTSD
• Suicide bomb kills dozens in Iraq
• Suicide bombers strike in Islamabad
• Sunshine Week highlights importance of free information, open government
• Supreme Court evaluates Hobby Lobby suit
• Supreme Court limits gun ownership for domestic violence offenders
• Survey: Half of Americans don’t understand health care law
• Syria takes over key rebel town
• Syria will miss March 15 chemical weapons destruction deadline
• Syrian forces capture two key rebel towns
• Syrian government accused of blocking aid to war-ravaged areas
• Syrian government troops take opposition stronghold
• Syrian homesick blues
• Syrian refugees need more than food
• Syrians, Russians, Afghans top UN asylum list
• Taiwan students occupy Legislature to protest China trade deal
• Tale of two Connecticuts
• Taliban hit Kabul election office, kill 4
• Taliban storm guesthouse in Kabul
• Taliban threatens to disrupt Afghan elections
• Target's top tech executive resigns
• Tech-ifying learning? Teacher knows best
• TechKnow 126: Zoo freezes animal cells to prevent extinction
• TechKnow 127: Medical marijuana for kids & bionic arms
• TechKnow 128: Designer drugs & tapping mobile phone data
• TechKnow 129: Farm robots & making movie magic
• TechKnow 130: Surveillance systems & algae as alt-energy
• Teenager’s death sparks unrest across Turkey
• Tensions mount on eve of Crimea independence vote
• Texas principal loses job for banning students from speaking Spanish
• Texas study: 1 in 3 kids ages 9 to 11 have abnormal cholesterol levels
• Thai court rules February polls invalid
• Thai government lifts state of emergency
• Thailand’s fight over who should rule
• The 1491s
• The 8 articles you should read about the Taliban in Afghanistan today
• The Armed Forces Special Powers Act: A brief history
• The CIA impunity challenge
• The FBI joins probe into missing Malaysian airliner
• The Internet, where languages go to die?
• The PTSD epidemic in our most violent neighborhoods
• The Stream XSW
• The UN is not above the law
• The bitter tears of the American Christian supermajority
• The blurred lines of native advertising
• The chemical brothers: Colorado family makes good in medical pot business
• The crisis of liberalism in Egypt
• The dangers of the Putin Doctrine
• The downside of shaming Russia
• The end of vulture funds?
• The faces of Vermont’s heroin crisis
• The families of those aboard Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 speak out
• The great corporate cash-hoarding crisis
• The hands that feed us
• The high-unemployment budget
• The latest target in the war on drugs is often completely legal
• The limits of equality
• The long wait for Tibetan freedom
• The longest fast
• The military intervention that the world forgot
• The police are tracking you, so what happens if you track them?
• The real GIRLS of New York
• The responsibility of adjunct intellectuals
• They will be heard: The rape survivors of Minova
• This is your brain on cannabidiol
• Thousands fired after Bangladesh factory found unsafe
• Thousands in Japan protest nuclear power, conditions at Fukushima
• Thousands march in Hong Kong to condemn attack on ex-newspaper editor
• Tinder’s safe-sex campaign accused of slut-shaming
• Toddlers for profit?
• Too small to succeed? Liberia’s new army comes of age
• Touring the marijuana facility growing plants to save children’s lives
• Toyota to pay $1.2 billion settlement
• Train derails, climbs escalator at Chicago airport
• Training cops to help transgender crime victims
• Transgender teen takes softball field with all the other California girls
• Transport official resigns after New Jersey ‘Bridgegate’ scandal
• Trickle-up economics
• Turkey shoots down Syrian warplane
• Turkey: Twitter blackout underlines Erdogan’s growing isolation
• Turkey: YouTube ban adds fuel to the sharing file
• Turkey’s prime minister says all schools run by archrival must close
• Turkish PM claims landslide election win
• Turkish PM risks inflaming tensions by linking dead teenager to terrorism
• Turkish PM: Killing of security personnel was 'terrorist attack'
• Turkish court orders halt to Twitter ban
• Turkish president shoots down PM's mooted social media ban
• Turning ice fishing into a video game
• Turning ice fishing into a video game
• Tweeting between floors
• Twitter reportedly goes dark in Turkey
• Two courtrooms, worlds apart
• Two dead in Venezuela as protests against Maduro government drag on
• Two kindergartners killed in Chinese school poisoning
• Two soccer teams, one blurring border
• Two studies reveal the toll Alzheimer’s puts on families and the brain
• U.N. approves Sri Lanka war crimes inquiry
• U.N. chief blames Syrian government, rebels for humanitarian disaster
• U.N. considers probe into alleged Sri Lanka war crimes
• U.N. court orders Japan to halt Antarctic whaling program
• U.N. slams U.S. for torture, NSA spying
• U.S. Navy: Sailor, civilian suspect killed at base
• U.S. appeals court upholds Texas’ restrictive abortion law
• U.S. discussed releasing Israeli spy to salvage peace talks
• U.S. engineer's sub on standby to help find MH370
• U.S. immigration policies: A little something for everyone to hate
• UC Berkeley’s sexual assault problem
• UK Legoland closes for weekend after 'right-wing' threats
• UN monitors: Iran cutting sensitive nuclear stocks, but much work remains
• UN report: Security Council ‘bears responsibility’ for war crimes in Syria
• UN: 9 million Syrians now displaced as conflict ticks into fourth year
• UN: Nigerian forces committing human rights abuses
• UN: North Korea evading sanctions
• UN: Water and energy must work together
• UPDATE: US Army's new grooming standards called racially biased
• US coal company hit with $27.5M fine
• US court rejects BP appeal over Gulf spill losses
• US defends intelligence practices after UN panel requests torture report
• US government ceding control of key Internet body
• US halts Syrian embassy operations, orders diplomats to leave
• US lifts ban blocking BP from fresh federal contracts over Gulf spill
• US plan for Crimea crisis still a mystery
• US pushes Israel on Middle East deal
• US sailors exposed to Fukushima radiation levels beyond Japan’s estimates
• US sanctions against Russia take effect
• US sending more forces to seek Uganda’s Kony
• US terrorist watchlist risks stigmatizing hundreds of thousands, says ACLU
• US, EU, Russian diplomats gather to find a solution in Ukraine
• US-Russia relations ‘paramount,’ says Putin, but Crimea sees more troops
• Uighur activist’s detention rallies China’s dissidents to his cause
• Ukraine announces plans to withdraw military personnel from Crimea
• Ukraine calls Russia's actions a 'declaration of war'
• Ukraine prime minister confronts Russia at UN Security Council
• Ukraine: Are other regions in danger?
• Ukraine’s industrial east could be next battleground for country’s future
• Ukraine’s newest fighting force still a work in progress
• Undocumented entrepreneurs: No Social Security number, owning a business
• Undocumented immigrant denied law license in Florida
• Unemployment is under 7%. So why aren't 93% of Americans working?
• Update: In Detroit, seamstresses help homeless survive brutal winter
• Uribe returns to office in Colombia
• Using medical marijuana to treat a child’s epilepsy
• Vancouver: Giving junkies a fix to keep them off the street
• Vancouver’s housing boom could head south along with Chinese rich
• Venezuela accepts outside mediators for negotiations
• Venezuela acts against opposition mayors
• Venezuela arrests generals on ‘coup’ charges
• Venezuela moves to ease currency curbs
• Venezuela revolution challenged one year after Chavez’s death
• Venezuela says ‘excesses’ used against protesters
• Venezuela targets opposition leader
• Venezuela unrest leaves three dead
• Venezuelan protests continue, despite Carnival holiday
• Venezuelans make major-league mark
• Venezuela’s Maduro gives ultimatum to protesters amid ‘economic crisis’
• Venezuela’s national guard attacks barriers
• Venezuela’€™s opposition is united against Maduro but internally divided
• Vermonters support state public bank, and you should too
• Victory for Turkey’s ruling party
• Video shows gunmen in deadly Afghan hotel attack were searched twice
• Videos from Egypt prisons paint bleak picture
• Vietnam scrambles helicopters in search for missing Malaysian airliner
• Violence against U.S. homeless on the rise
• Violence in Venezuela leaves 2 more dead
• Violence mars anniversary of Egypt's constitutional referendum
• Virus from Siberian permafrost revived
• WHO: Air pollution top environmental health risk
• Wake me up for the ballgame: MLB’s Aussie opening day shuts US fans out
• Walled off: 12 years of Israel’s separation barrier
• Walmart sues Visa over swipe fees
• Washington continues search at mudslide site with deaths expected to rise
• Washington mudslide death toll expected to rise sharply, officials say
• Washington pauses to reflect on death penalty
• Wasted youth
• Weather halts search for 122 objects possibly from missing plane
• What can the US do to support Ukraine’s new government?
• What does the West want from Ukraine?
• What does the new SAT overhaul mean for standardized testing?
• What have global leaders said about the Ukraine crisis?
• What if Big Brother isn’t so bad after all?
• What is fact and what is speculation in Flight MH370 investigation?
• What is the status of U.S.-Saudi relations?
• What the Taliban and Christian conservatives have in common
• What’s Putin’s goal in Ukraine?
• When NGOs attack!
• When hope turns rancid: LBJ and Obama
• White House cools push for surgeon general under pressure from NRA
• White House unveils methane-cutting plan
• Who is East Asia’s Voldemort?
• Who should pay for the traumatic effects of child pornography?
• Why Instagram is good for the arts
• Why Nate Silver can’t explain it all
• Why can't the Malaysian Air Boeing 777 be found?
• Why did you sign up (or not) for Obamacare?
• Why don’t we talk about all the serial rapists?
• Why the Crimea incursion has boosted Moscow's leverage in Ukraine standoff
• Why using marijuana to control epilepsy in children is worth it to parents
• Why was a General Motors recall delayed close to 10 years?
• Wide gulf remains on Ukraine after Kerry-Lavrov Paris talk
• Will Amsterdam’s floating homes become the new living trend?
• Will Democrats let ‘Obamacare’ sink them again?
• Will sanctions have an impact on the situation in Ukraine?
• Will the ACA’s special enrollment encourage more applicants?
• With Crimea in his pocket, Putin eyes next step
• With Ukraine under siege, Georgia and Moldova double down on Europe
• With synthetic drugs, consumers are the test subjects
• Women behaving badly
• Women play #gendercard in solidarity with Wendy Davis
• Workers sue McDonald’s over wage practices
• World Down Syndrome Day commemorated around the globe
• World Trade Center head of security resigns
• Yanukovich pushes for more Crimea-style referendums in Ukraine
• Yellen: Fed may raise rates sooner than expected
• Yemen drone strikes, ambushes kill 10
• Yemenis affected by US drone strikes to launch victims’ union
• Yulia Tymoshenko talks to John Hendren
• Zero tolerance overkill?
• Zubin Mehta talks to David Shuster
• Zuckerberg calls Obama to voice frustration over NSA
• ‘12 Years a Slave’ is best picture; ‘Gravity’ nets 7 Academy Awards
• ‘Bridge-gate’ report commissioned by Christie clears him of wrongdoing
• ‘Dear Men’s Cross Country’
• ‘Go home, terrorist’: Sikh children bullied twice the national average
• ‘In Us We Trust’
• ‘Military-style raids take place daily’ – tweets on police militarization
• ‘No signs of life’ after Wash. mudslide kills at least eight
• ‘Obamacare’ enrollment deadline looms, or not
• ‘Obamacare’ enrollment may hit initial goal
• ‘Obamacare’ website stalls briefly ahead of enrollment deadline
• ‘You don’t know algae’