The Russians knew it. The question is, did they pass that info along to the FBI in November? Wall Street Journal: U.S. investigators are looking into a Russian intelligence report that alleged Boston bomber Tamerlan Tsarnaev met with a suspected militant during his six-month visit to Russia in 2012, according to American law-enforcement officials. In the aftermath of the bombings, some American counterterrorism officials received information from law-enforcement officials in Makhachkala, Dagestan, detailing alleged contacts between Mr. Tsarnaev and a suspected militant being tracked by Russian officials, according to a law-enforcement official briefed on the Boston Marathon investigation. The accuracy of that report and whether it was shared before the attack in Boston is a subject of debate. According to one account, Russia's security service told the Federal Bureau of Investigation about it in November. U.S. law-enforcement officials said they didn't receive any such...(Read Full Post)