Last Sunday, October 21, the Puyuma express train carrying more than 300 passengers toward Taitung, a city on Taiwan’s southeast coast, toppled off the tracks on Sunday afternoon killing several and sending dozens to the hospital with varying injuries. Authorities and local stationed soldiers are working to clear the wreckage and identify the killed passengers.

President Trump has declared his plan to pull the U.S. out of the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty (INF) with Russia. The pact protects the security of U.S. allies in Europe and the Far East by barring the U.S. and Russia from utilizing ranged ground-launched cruise missiles. Trump stated Moscow had frequently violated the terms of the 30+ year old weapons pact, not elaborating further.

After receiving an anonymous tip, investigators entered the Cantrell funeral home in Michigan to find the bodies of 11 deceased infants in a ceiling compartment. A week later, the Perry funeral home was searched and an additional 36 sets of infant remains were recovered along with another 27 sets of remains in a freezer. The investigators are working to establish ages and identities.

Russian national, Elena Alekseevna Khusyaynova, has been charged with conspiracy to meddle in the upcoming midterm elections. Senator Warren has stated that these charges show a need for ’guardrails’ on social media to prevent meddling. Federal prosecutors say Khusyaynova was working for Russian oligarch Yevgeniy Viktorovich Prigozhin as the chief accountant of ’Project Lakhta.’

Mitch McConnell was confronted by a protester while dining with his wife at Havana Rumba in Louisville. The protester was reportedly confronting McConnell over his support of Social Security cuts. The protester then started telling McConnell to ’get out of here’ and ’leave the entire country alone.’ Some diners cheered the protester on, while some were saying telling him to ’leave him alone.’

StarKist has agreed to plead guilty to price fixing as part of a broad collusion investigation of the canned tuna industry. The company faces a fine up to $100 million. Prosecutors allege that the industry’s top three companies conspired between 2010 and 2013 to keep prices artificially high. Bumble Bee Foods last year pleaded guilty to the same charge and paid a $25 million fine.