A.M. Links: U.S. Troops in Poland, IRS Awards Tax Delinquent Employees, Buffalo Bills Cheerleaders Suing

U.S. troops arrived in
Poland for multi-country military exercises scheduled after the
Russian annexation of Crimea. An American journalist with

Vice, meanwhile, is being held hostage by pro-Russian
forces in eastern Ukraine.
President Obama’s attempt at an “Asia pivot” received a
response from China in
the way of a massive military buildup.
A million dollars in bonuses have been awarded by the
Internal Revenue Service to employees who owe back taxes.
A study by
Verizon found that 34 percent of all data breaches in the
public sector are due to “miscellaneous error.”
Cheerleaders for the
Buffalo Bills are suing the team over labor practices. They
allege micro-management included directions on how they should wash
their “intimate areas” and a “jiggle test” to evaluate their
“physique.”
Data collected by the Comprehensive
Test Ban Treaty Organization reveals 26 major explosions on
Earth since 2000, all caused by asteroids and not clandestine
atomic bomb tests.