MOSCOW - Anti-Americanism is on the rise in Russia, and the consequences are sometimes lethal. Late last week, a 45-year-old Russian beat an acquaintance to death with his fists after a drinking session in Yaroslavl, a city some 160 miles from Moscow. The motive? The victim revealed he often traveled abroad, and his vodka-frazzled assailant told police that he thought he was neutralizing "an American spy."
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Two girls hold a poster reading \"For decent and peaceful labor without sanctions!\" during a rally in Stavropol on Oct. 7.
