Peruvian journalist recounts spy swap husband hid espionage
Vicky Pelaez, deported from New York to Russia in a 2010 spy swap, says she was unaware her husband Mikhail Vasenkov used the alias Juan Lazaro. She plans a possible return to Peru, laments his concealment, and notes her sons remain in New York as she reflects on their years together.
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Lima
Peru
United States
Russia
Moscow
Vicky Pelaez
Pelaez
Mikhail Vasenkov
Caretas
Juan Lazaro
New York
Rus
Sia
el Diario
la Prensa
Juancho
Cuzco
Juan Lazaro Jr
Vasenkov
Shining Path
Cuba
Fidel Castro
U.S
Ancient Arctic burial reveals early American family home
Researchers report in Science that 11 500 year old remains of a 3 year old child were found in Upper Sun River Alaska indicating a seasonal home. The site shows foraging for fish birds and small mammals and includes cremated remains and stone tools. The child named Xaasaa Cheege Ts eniin provides new insight into early settlers.
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Washington
America
Alaska
Asia
New World
Science
Arctic
North America
Ben A. Potter
University of Alaska
Fairbanks
Upper
Sun River
Tanana
Potter
University of Alaska Fairbanks
Healy Lake
William Fitzhugh
Smithsonian
National Museum of Natural History
Siberia
Fitzhugh
Puerto Rico racketeering case targets 21 deaths
A five person federal indictment in San Juan accuses Alexis Candelario Santana of orchestrating a 1993 2009 murder chain tied to a drug network. The group faces 17 charges including RICO, with prosecutors highlighting the bar shootout as a bid to seize a drug point. Candelario was captured in 2009 aboard a boat near the U S Virgin Islands.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Federal
Grand Jury
Alexis Candelaria Santana
U.S
Rosa Emilia Rodriguez
Candelaria
Bution Point
Candelario
U.S. Virgin Islands
Jorge Armenteros
Armenteros
Rodriguez
Luis Fraticelli
FBI
Baby dolphin deaths puzzle scientists in Gulf
Gulf of Mexico researchers track 53 bottlenose dolphin fatalities this year with many calves among the victims. NOAA notes calf deaths dominate in Alabama and Mississippi while Louisiana sees fewer, and scientists caution results will take months.
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New Orleans
Gulf of Mexico
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Blair Mase
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Gulf Coast
CSI
Florida
NOAA
Visareas
Calve
Moby Solangi
Gulf-wide
Kim Amendola
Florida Panhandle
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