Lab: No DNA Match of Remains for Most Missing Mexican Students

An Austrian lab has been unable to match incinerated remains found in a dump with the DNA of dozens of trainee teachers whom Mexico's government says were abducted and massacred in the country's southwest, the attorney general's office said on Tuesday. The 43 students went missing on Sept. 26 in Iguala, a city in the poor southwestern state of Guerrero. The government says the students were abducted by corrupt police working for a local drug cartel, which it said incinerated...

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