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Russian Spies in American Suburbs: Shades of the Cold War?
The accused paymaster of what the FBI calls Russia's "deep cover" spy ring in the United States skipped bail in Cyprus today. US officials reportedly were astonished when Christopher Metsos was released on bail in the first place.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readThe accused paymaster of what the FBI calls Russia's "deep cover" spy ring in the United States skipped bail in Cyprus today. US officials reportedly were astonished when Christopher Metsos was released on bail in the first place. But that's not all that is hard to explain about a collection of 10 Russians who lived like ordinary Americans, including parents with children, for more than 10 years.
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4 of 4Local Layoffs, State Politics and an Adventure in Print- 0:00Broken Budget Leads to Layoffs in Los Angeles
- 6:07Governor's Race Starts in Negative Territory
- 19:25Can a Printed Literary Magazine Thrive in LA?
- 26:06Russian Spies in American Suburbs: Shades of the Cold War?You’re reading this