Suspected Russian agent abruptly moved from DC to Va. jail after complaints of condition
(World News Russia)

WASHINGTON - Maria Butina, who is facing charges of working as a Russian agent in the U.S., was spirited from a D.C. detention facility to an Alexandria, Virginia, jail overnight after grumbling from the Russian government about her treatment in custody. Butina’s attorney, Robert Driscoll, confirmed to WTOP that she had been transferred, without notice, Friday night. The Kremlin had on multiple occasions accused the U.S. government of mistreating Butina in the week leading up to her abrupt transfer. But it is not clear if the complaints from the Russian government led to her transfer. On Wednesday, the Russian Foreign Ministry quoted spokesperson Maria Zakharova in a tweet after a...