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MOSCOW - U.S. citizen Joseph Tater, who was detained in Moscow last August and later sent for compulsory psychiatric treatment, has left Russia, the state news agency TASS said on Friday. Read ...

U.S. citizen Joseph Tater, who was detained in Moscow last August and later sent for compulsory psychiatric treatment, has left Russia, the state news agency TASS said on Friday.

US citizen Joseph Tater leaves Russia following his detention in Moscow last August and later compulsory psychiatric treatment.

Joseph Tater, a U.S. national arrested in 2024 and accused of assaulting a police officer, has left Russia after being admitted for psychiatric treatment, Russia's state media say.

U.S. citizen Joseph Tater has left Russia after being confined to inpatient treatment at a psychiatric clinic in Moscow, the news agency TASS reported on June 6. In August 2024, Tater was jailed for ...

The Schenectady Tater Trot, which was originally scheduled for April 26, has been canceled. According to the Downtown Schenectady Improvement Corporation, the event was canceled due to low restaura… ...

Jeremy Schaap meets with the founders of Tater Baseball to learn about the mechanisms that make the torpedo bat so effective in the MLB. (3:15) ...

Tater tots are a very well known potato based product in the US, but not so much here in the UK. Although the term tater tot is now a registered trademark belonging to the company Oreida, they are ...

Joseph Tater, US man awaiting trial in Russia, sent to psychiatric hospital State media say 46-year-old arrested in Moscow for allegedly assaulting police officer diagnosed with mental disorder.

Ore-Ida Will Give Out Free Tater Tots in Honor of Star BYU Athlete Whose Great-Grandfather Founded Brand To celebrate Richie Saunders' amazing performance in the NCAA Tournament thus far, Ore-Ida ...

Richie Saunders and tater tots? Here's how the BYU Cougars star is connected to the popular side dish invented by the company Ore-Ida.