Dec. 17, 2014 . patrick.goodenough

White House press secretary Josh Earnest told a skeptical press corps Wednesday that Cuba's release of American contractor Alan Gross “on humanitarian grounds” was unrelated to the concurrent U.S. release of three Cuban spies.

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