US moves to drop smuggling charges against Harvard scientist

BOSTON, Nov 3 (Reuters) – US prosecutors moved on Tuesday to drop ‌criminal charges against a Russian-born scientist at Harvard University ‌accused of ⁠smuggling frog embryos ⁠into the United States after she argued the Trump administration had singled her ⁠out for ⁠prosecution. Federal prosecutors in Boston said in a court filing ‌they were dismissing the charges against Kseniia Petrova…

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