Russia’s parliament also recommended that Moscow’s ambassador be recalled from Washington over comments made by President Obama.
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Unidentified armed men described by Ukrainian officials as Russian forces blocked a military base in Balaklava, Crimea.
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A man looked out from a military vehicle as troops described as Russian forces took control the the Coast Guard offices in Balaklava.
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Pro-Russian protesters took part in a rally in Donetsk, Ukraine.
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The Russian flag was raised next to a regional government office in central Donetsk, Ukraine.
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Unidentified masked individuals held a Russian flag as they blocked the Trade Union building in Semferopol, the administrative center of Crimea.
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Individuals threw a concrete block through a window as they stormed the Trade Union building.
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People walked past anti-Viktor Yanukovych protesters guarding a barricade in Kiev's Independence Square.
Many said President Obama’s stern warning to Russia on Friday was inadequate.
During the MIT Sloan Sports Analytics Conference, the Patriots president remarked on the team’s acrimonious split with Wes Welker.
This week solidified the sense that the looming midterm elections make it almost impossible to achieve compromise.
Gay group invited to march in Southie paradeMassEquality can march in the St. Patrick’s parade, provided it doesn’t have shirts or signs referring to sexual orientation.
Ice melt hard to find as another storm arrivesMany retailers say they are having trouble getting resupplied. BJ’s has even had to look for additional suppliers.
Officials said they are actively working to return Justina Pelletier, who has been embroiled in a medical custody battle, to her home state.
No company made the minimum bid for renaming one of the subway stops or a subway line, the T said.
Penn National, which received the state’s sole slots parlor license, has extensive experience dealing with ballot measures.
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A generation of wannabe celebritiesThere are now dozens of ways to reach the public — the lack of value in almost direct proportion to how many outlets there are.
An NCAA Tournament berth is in sight for the Crimson, who only have three games remaining.
Officials will know by next week if the tunnel will reopen to traffic on March 12 or sooner.
Even with rainfall totals exceeding six inches in some places by midday, the powerful storm did not put a major dent in the drought.
Bill Clinton’s aides revealed concern early in his presidency about the health care overhaul effort led by his wife, according to the records.
The Boston-based insurance giant Liberty Mutual gave David Long a pay package of almost $11 million.
TAO Dance brought two experimental works to the Citi Shubert that showcase why audiences have been so intrigued by the troupe.
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The company now cans two ciders, an original and a cranberry blend, from a 9,000-square-foot Charlestown warehouse.
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Medical care is now a tool of warModern conflicts have destroyed the old protections around health care — and we’re only just beginning to assess the damage.
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