Russia’s Shift of Border Force Stirs Worry in United States
By MARK LANDLER
The national security adviser, Susan E. Rice, expressed skepticism that troop movements on the border of southern and eastern Ukraine were merely training exercises.
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Effects of Sanctions From West Start to Take Toll on Russia
By STEVEN LEE MYERS and NEIL MacFARQUHAR
American and European sanctions rattled Russia’s economy on Friday, with Moscow’s stock indexes opening sharply lower and rating agencies threatening to reduce the country’s creditworthiness.
Revelations of N.S.A. Spying Cost U.S. Tech Companies
By CLAIRE CAIN MILLER
America’s cloud computing industry could lose billions of dollars in business because of revelations by Edward J. Snowden that tied tech companies to the National Security Agency’s surveillance program.
Judge Strikes Down Michigan’s Ban on Same-Sex Marriage
By ERIK ECKHOLM
A federal judge issued the latest in a string of rulings that say it is unconstitutional to deny marriage to gay couples, but it remains unclear if couples can immediately apply for marriage licenses.
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Sergeant Missing Since ’64 Is Given Funeral
By ELENA SCHNEIDER
Nearly 50 years after Staff Sgt. Lawrence Woods of the United States Army disappeared while fighting in the Vietnam War, he was buried at Arlington National Cemetery.
G.M.’s Bankruptcy Drawn Into Defect Inquiry
By DANIELLE IVORY and MATT APUZZO
Authorities are investigating if G.M. failed to disclose in its bankruptcy filing the defects that led to the recent recall.
East: North Carolina 79, Providence 77
North Carolina Edges Providence in Final Seconds
By BEN SHPIGEL
James Michael McAdoo made a go-ahead free throw with 3.5 seconds left and a key rebound on the following play to help North Carolina to a 79-77 victory.
Illusion of Safety at Afghan Haven Is Shattered
By MATTHEW ROSENBERG and AZAM AHMED
A Taliban attack on the Serena Hotel in Kabul that was favored by Westerners killed nine, including a journalist.
Refusing His Wife a Divorce, He Marries Another
By JENNIFER MEDINA
Protesters hope to free a woman “chained” under Orthodox Jewish law to a husband, even after a civil divorce and his remarriage.
Alabama Joins 2 States in Altering Voting Rules
By ERIK ECKHOLM
Alabama officials said a court decision in Kansas gives it strong footing to require voters to show proof of citizenship.
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Artistic Problems Delay Rockettes’ New Show
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The Rockettes’ new high-tech show, “Heart and Lights,” which was supposed to open last week, will be postponed until 2015 because it needs more work, producers say.
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Hardship exemptions won’t undermine health care reforms, as Republican leaders contend.
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