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Michigan State University President Lou Anna K. Simon contacted the Central Intelligence Agency in late 2009 with an urgent question.
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Bail hearings for five defendants accused of belonging to a “deep-cover” Russian spy ring have been delayed following requests from defense lawyers for additional time.
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Federal agents arrested 10 alleged members of a “long-term, deep-cover” Russian spy ring whose ultimate goal was to infiltrate U.S. policy-making circles, according to the Justice Department.
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For all its ambitious efforts, the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service in the end wound up with a couple of hot tips about the gold market and an outed agent whose supposed predilection for kinky sex was smeared across tabloid headlines.
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Three of the accused “deep-cover” Russian spies may have had jobs that put them in contact with opinion makers, corporate executives or aspiring technology industry workers.
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The U.S. government is seeking forfeiture of real estate, cars and cash left behind by 10 members of a Russian spy ring expelled from the country in July.
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Accused Russian spies Michael Zottoli and Patricia Mills admitted they are Russians and that their names are fake, U.S. prosecutors said.
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Four men jailed in Russia were exchanged for 10 convicted members of a Russian spy ring, some of whom posed as ordinary Americans for more than a decade.
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Ten members of a Russian spy ring pleaded guilty to conspiring to act as unregistered foreign agents, and will be expelled immediately from the U.S. in a prisoner exchange with Russia.
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