Dave Mattingly

It's believed to have crashed in the southern Indian Ocean in March of 2011 after veering from its flight path with 239 people aboard.

Flight 370 was destined for Beijing when it disappeared.

Some pieces of wreckage from the flight were later discovered, having washed ashore along Africa's coastline.

That was in 2014.

Michael and Susan Dell, the billionaires behind the tech company Dell, say they're donating more than $6 billion to establish investment accounts for children.

NPR's Stephen Besahab says the money will be used to help millions of kids through so-called Trump accounts.

I'm Dave Mattingly, NPR News in Washington.

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Steve Witkoff is expected in Moscow today for talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin about ending the war with Ukraine.

NPR's Charles Maines says President Trump's special envoy will be discussing the latest U.S.

peace plan.

The White House is defending a September missile attack by the U.S.

military on a suspected drug boat in the Caribbean as lawful.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is denying he ordered a second strike on survivors of the initial attack.

NPR's Quill Lawrence says sources are disputing that.

West Virginia's governor says the 24-year-old member of the state's National Guard who was wounded in Washington, D.C.

last week remains in serious condition but is showing signs of improvement.

Governor Patrick Morrissey says U.S.