Reddit in the news section has a thread with updates, but there isn't much in terms of developments. But that place is good as there are enough experts to vet out the "theories" pretty quickly.
Quite the unique situation, as if it was a catastrophic failure that killed the transponder, debris would have been found by now. But if it was some other type of failure that still allowed them to fly hundreds more miles, they should have been able to communicate in some method if they could still fly.
Right now the only stories that "add up" to the evidence are hijacking or suicide (ala SilkAir), but even then, I'm sure the truth isn't exactly either of those.
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