Ukraine protests end as Kiev buildings vacated amid amnesty
Pro-government and opposition leaders agreed to release 234 detainees and vacate Kiev City Hall and other sites ending three months of protests. Yanukovich faces pressure to resign while Ukraine seeks closer ties with the EU and the West amid Russian bailout leverage.
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Romney praises Olympics security and rules out 2016 run
Romney lauded Sochi security while cautioning on guarantees and said he will not run for president again. He urged cost discipline for future Games and backed Boston bidding for 2024, arguing the Olympics benefit cities and economies.
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Zimmerman says he is homeless and battling PTSD
George Zimmerman tells Univision he is homeless, jobless and suffers PTSD a year after being acquitted in the Trayvon Martin killing He describes debt to lawyers and fundraising while denying arrests and saying he may study to become a lawyer He cites media sensationalism and safety concerns as ongoing issues.
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