Dave Mattingly

Authorities in Spain say they expect to find more bodies as they continue going through the wreckage of two high-speed trains that crashed in the south of the country.

The president of the region describes the rail cars involved as a mass of twisted metal.

At least 40 people are confirmed dead, dozens were injured.

Investigators say several cars on one of the trains heading for Madrid with more than 370 people aboard derailed and were hit by a second train going in the opposite direction.

It's unclear as to why.

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Indiana is celebrating its first national championship in college football.

The top-ranked Hoosiers beat Miami in South Florida last night 27-21 to cap an undefeated season at 16-0.

Indiana intercepted a pass by Miami quarterback Carson Beck with less than a minute remaining to seal the victory.

New research shows the disease known as MPOX can cause symptoms that last up to 18 months.

MPOX was formerly known as monkeypox.

As NPR's Jonathan Lambert reports, nearly 60 percent of patients in a study reported at least one lingering symptom.

Wall Street futures are sharply lower this morning because of investor concerns about the rising political tensions over the future of Greenland.

Dow futures are down 826 points.

I'm Dave Mattingly, NPR News in Washington.

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Authorities in Spain say at least 39 people have been killed after a high-speed train left the tracks and slammed into another such train heading in the opposite direction.

NPR's Miguel Macias says dozens of passengers were also injured.

President Trump's repeated remarks about the U.S.

acquiring Greenland are expected to be the focus of European Union leaders when they meet later this week in Brussels.