Russia seeks tougher punishment for US couple

MOSCOWRussia's top investigative body says it will seek tougher punishment for an American couple convicted in the U.S. of the involuntary slaughter of a 7-year-old they adopted from Russia. Michael and Nanette Craver of York County in Pennsylvania were sentenced Friday to the 19 months they have ...

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