At least 36 people are believed to have died when two trains slammed into each other head on in Northern Greece late Tuesday night. The passenger train was traveling from Athens, Greece's capital to the city of Thessaloniki when it collided with a freight train going the same way. Transport Minister Costis Karamanlius has resigned saying he felt it was his quote duty to step down as a basic indication of respect for the memory of the people who died so unfairly. Five US intelligence agencies concluded that it is very unlikely that the mysterious Havana syndrome which affected hundreds of US diplomats was caused by a foreign enemy wielding some sort of secret weapon or otherwise.