Iranian nuclear scientist arrives in Tehran amid US abduction claims
Shahram Amiri, an Iranian nuclear scientist who disappeared last year, returns to Tehran claiming severe mental and physical torture by US interrogators. The Washington Post reports he worked for the CIA for over a year and was paid about 5 million dollars to defect, while Iran portrays his return as a blow to American intelligence amid conflicting narratives.
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Iroquois lacrosse team barred from England World Cup
The Iroquois Nationals cannot enter England for the world lacrosse championship unless they use U S or Canadian passports. The British Borders Agency requires a recognized document, prompting U S officials to issue a one time waiver after Clinton's request. The team, representing the Haudenosaunee, could miss the opener against England, fueling debate over sovereignty and travel documents.
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