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Sub makes emergency ascent in Indian Ocean; 2-person crew is safe

Emergency ascent in Indian Ocean as sub's cockpit fills with smoke; 2-person crew is safe

Visitors are flocking to a Blockbuster Video in Oregon that soon will be the last one on Earth after a store in Australia announced it's closing its doors

Be Kind, Please Rewind: A Blockbuster Video in Bend, Oregon, is the last one on the planet after the only other Blockbuster in Australia announced it's closing on March 31

A day after worldwide student climate protests, families and activists are marching in France to demand faster government action against global warming

A day after worldwide student climate protests, families and activists are marching in France to force faster government action against global warming

AP FACT CHECK: Beto O'Rourke misrepresents the science on global warming; President Donald Trump's 'no collusion' refrain gets fact-checked by a judge

From the South Pacific to the edge of the Arctic Circle, students are skipping classes to protest what they see as the failures of their governments to take tough action against global warming.

Police say 16 people have been arrested for blocking traffic during a climate protest in front of New York City's American Museum of Natural History.

The Trump administration has finalized changes to sweeping federal land use plans for Western states to ease energy industry restrictions in a way officials say will protect a struggling bird species

Thousands of New York City students wage protests as part of a global mobilization against climate change; some arrests

Teen NY protest organizer vows more student strikes, marches and civil disobedience until world leaders take action on climate change.

Hundreds of children with parents march through downtown San Francisco to demand action against climate change.

UN chief says student climate protesters inspired him to call special summit.

Hundreds of protesters descend on U.S. Capitol in worldwide student mobilization against climate change.

From the South Pacific to the edge of the Arctic Circle, students are skipping classes to protest what they see as the failures of their governments to take tough action against global warming.

The chairman of the U.S. House Natural Resources Committee says the Trump administration's decision to ease restrictions on energy development in the West will hand over more lands to fossil fuel companies

Danish Prime Minister Lars Loekke Rasmussen has praised young people who are marching for more action against climate change, tweeting "we must listen to the youth. Especially when they're right."

About 50 students have protested climate change inaction in South Africa's capital of Pretoria, chanting "There's No Planet B." One protester held a sign reading "You'll Miss The Rains Down in Africa."

A floating island of solar panels is being tested in Chile as a way to generate clean energy and reduce water loss at mine operations, a cornerstone of the Andean country's economy that uses huge amounts of electricity and water