Ukraine Pulling Troops from Crimea, Homeless Man ‘Baked’ to Death in Prison, Rand Paul May Run for Re-Election and President at Same Time: P.M. Links

• Ukraine is now planning to
  pull
  its troops from Crimea as Russian forces start taking over
  military installations there.
• A mentally ill homeless man was arrested for trespassing in
  Harlem while looking for a place to sleep, locked up in Rikers
  Island, and then subsequently
  died in his cell because malfunctioning equipment caused it to
  be heated up to more than 100 degrees, officials say.
• One of the spouses in Illinois’
  first legally recognized same-sex marriages has died at age 65.
  Her failing health had convinced a judge to expedite a marriage
  license for the couple before the official start date.
• Kentucky legislators have passed a bill that would allow
  politicians to
  run for two offices at once, which would allow Sen. Rand Paul
  to run for president while still trying to hang on to his Senate
  seat.
• The FBI is officially joining the probe investigating missing
  
  Malaysian Airlines Flight 370, helping analyze hard drives
  seized from the pilots’ homes.
• A federal judge has ruled that Kansas and Arizona can add
  state-specific instructions
  requiring proof of citizenship to a national voter registration
  form.

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