Search Resumes for Missing Malaysian Jetliner

Aircraft from Australia, the United States, China, Japan, New Zealand and South Korea have resumed the search for wreckage from Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 in remote waters of the Indian Ocean.Gale-force winds that caused a delay on Tuesday have died down, allowing 12 planes and two ships to scour the seas about 2,500 kilometers southwest of Perth in the hunt for potential debris.The Australian Maritime Safety Authority, which coordinates the search on Malaysia's behalf, said...

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