Parliament Votes to Oust Ukraine President; Ex-PM Tymoshenko Freed

Ukrainians gave newly-freed opposition leader and former Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko a hero's welcome as she addressed protesters in Kiev Saturday, urging them to continue their demonstrations. As part of a deal to end weeks of violence, Tymoshenko was freed from a prison hospital where she had been serving time for abuse of power — a charge her supporters say was political revenge by President Viktor Yanukovych. Speaking from a wheelchair due to severe back pain, Tymoshenko...

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