A.M. Links: Bitcoin Exchange Mt. Gox Offline, Interim Ukrainian President Warns of Separatism Dangers, Ugandan Tabloid Names ‘200 Top Homosexuals’

• The family of Venezuelan protest leader
  Leopoldo Lopez say that he is being held in a small military
  jail cell.
• The Bitcoin exchange
  Mt. Gox is offline after apparently losing 744,408 Bitcoins,
  worth about  $350 million, in a hacking attack.
• Interim Ukrainian President Olexander Turchynov
  has warned of the dangers of separatism following the removal
  of former President Viktor Yanukovych.
• A Ugandan tabloid has published the names of the country’s
  “200
  top homosexuals” a day after President Yoweri Museveni signed
  an anti-homsexuality bill into law.
• 
  Democratic governors want the White House to do more to sell
  Obamacare.
• Attorney General
  Eric Holder has said that his state counterparts don’t have to
  defend gay marriage bans if they think that the legislation is
  discriminatory.

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