A.M. Links: NYC High School Students Appear Semi-Literate in Letter-Writing Campaign, Piers Morgan Losing His Show, Arrest Warrant Issued for Ukrainian President

Susan Rice
admitted information she helped disseminate after the Benghazi
attacks wasn’t “100 percent correct” but that she has no regrets
because she’s doing her best.
Students at a high school in Manhattan were encouraged by
administrators to write letters defending a “blended learning”
program that allowed them to earn full credit without attending a
class. Those letters are
brimming with not just grammatical errors but signs of
illiteracy.
Piers Morgan is
expected to lose his CNN show as early as next month. Ratings
have been
shot since the British television personality started obsessing
over gun control.
An arrest warrant has been
issued for Ukrainian president Viktor Yanukovych, the new
interior minister announced.
Egypt’s military-backed prime minister and his cabinet have

resigned.
Somali security forces are going door to door in Mogadishu,

searching homes for suspected militants.
Jason Collins was
signed by the Nets, making him the first openly gay player
in the NBA.