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The FBI said Liu replied: “Once this is done, everything else will be easy.”Months later, in February, FBI agents visited Jian at the campus lab. She said, “100% no,” when asked if she had been assisting Liu with the pathogen at the lab. The FBI said it found a signed statement on her phone expressing her support for the Communist Party of China.

Messages between the two in 2024 suggest that Jian was already tending to Fusarium graminearum at the campus lab before Liu was caught at the Detroit airport, the FBI said. The university does not have federal permits to handle it.The U.S. does not have an extradition treaty with China, which makes Liu's arrest unlikely unless he returns.There are spoilers ahead. You might want to solve

before reading further!STARTER HOMES: The first, or STARTER, word of each theme answer is a type of HOME: STUDIO, HOUSE, and LODGE.

Make yourself at HOME, whether you live in a STUDIO, a HOUSE, or a LODGE. I particularly enjoy the fact that each type of HOME does not mean HOME in the theme answer. Thank you, Sala, for this interesting puzzle.

When it comes to sharingWhile you may not be able to sleep for a full eight hours in this type of job, a series of daily naps isn’t out of the question.

Vacationing pet owners may leave Fifi or Fido with a pet sitter who comes into their home rather than boarding them. As with overnight caregivers, pet sitters may be able to sleep throughout the night — and maybe grab a nap or two during the day — as long as their charges don’t wake up or cause trouble.While not usually a full-time job, you can get paid to sleep by agreeing to be part of a research study on sleep.

You will probably have to go to a hospital and sleep there for this job, as you will likely be observed or monitored while you sleep, and data may be collected about your sleep patterns. You will typically be paid for each visit, and a study may require several visits., maybe it’s time to consider sleeping on the job!