Clinton backs gay marriage in online video
Former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton announced support for gay marriage in an online video released by the Human Rights Campaign. She says gays and lesbians are full citizens and deserve the rights of citizenship, including marriage, and backs it personally and as policy. The piece also notes the Supreme Court debate on voter registration and citizenship verification in federal systems.
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Cyprus bailout sparks fears of savings seizure in Europe
Cyprus agrees to a 6.75 percent levy on deposits up to 100000 euros and 9.9 percent above that threshold as part of a 20.4 billion bailout. Public anger grows as banks stay closed and parliament debates the plan to protect small savers.
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Explosives Found After Student Death at UCF Dorm
A University of Central Florida student killed himself in a Tower 1 dorm room Monday. Authorities found explosives and guns in the room prompting evacuation of hundreds of students and cancellation of morning classes. Normal campus operations resumed around noon after the devices were removed.
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U S Deploys B 52 Bombers Over South Korea in Foal Eagle
The United States flies B 52 strategic bombers during Foal Eagle drills with South Korea amid rising North Korea tensions. Pentagon officials say one mission occurred March 8 and another is planned, though aircraft are not armed with nuclear weapons. The move underscores Washington's nuclear umbrella over Seoul and Tokyo.
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Russia unmoved by U S missile defense plan cancellation
In Moscow a senior Russian diplomat said Washington's decision to drop the final phase of the European missile defense system does not ease Moscow's opposition. U S Defense Secretary Hagel announced abandonment of long range interceptors in Poland, while stressing the shift to shorter range missiles in Poland and Romania within five years.
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