Something the Federal Reserve didn't bank on: A spying case
When federal agents arrested John Harold Rogers late last month and charged him with a form of spying on behalf of China, a search of the former Federal Reserve economist's modest one-bedroom apartment in Vienna, Virginia, turned up $50,000 in cash. He leaked to a pair of Chinese agents posing as graduate students, the United States says. Edward R. Martin Jr., a…
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