Train With MH17 Crash Victims' Remains Arrives in Ukraine-held City

A train carrying the bodies of nearly 300 people killed in the crash of a Malaysian airliner in Ukraine arrived in the government-controlled eastern city of Kharkiv on Tuesday, as a senior Ukrainian separatist leader handed over the plane's black boxes to Malaysian experts. The train arrived Tuesday morning from the town of Torez, which is controlled by pro-Russian rebel forces. The bodies are to be handed over to the Netherlands, the country that lost the highest number of nationals...

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