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From next year, Italian school students in every grade will be required to study climate change and sustainability, in an attempt to position the country as a world leader in environmental education.

In just six years, Ritesh Agarwal has gone from a college dropout to one of India's youngest billionaires.

McDonald's. Juul. WeWork. Under Armour. Nike. Those companies, and plenty more, saw their chief executives walk out the door just in the past few months, part of a record-breaking trend.

SoftBank just reported its first loss in more than a decade — all because of its big bets on splashy, money-losing tech startups such as WeWork and Uber.

Lafe Langford, a relative of the nine family members killed near the US-Mexico border, recounts the hours-long harrowing journey the surviving children endured following the attack.

Ryanair is the latest major Boeing customer to find cracks in some of its 737s.

Egg-like ice balls are piled up on a beach in Hailuoto, Finland, delighting people who braved the cold to visit the island.

• Smog in parts of India hitting record levels • Taj Mahall gets its own air purifiers

Asian markets were mixed Wednesday, with SoftBank investors jittery ahead of the company's quarterly earnings report.

Hundreds have gathered to protest a decision from a Barcelona court to clear five men of rape because the unconscious teenage victim didn't fight back. The men were convicted of lesser charges.

Tourists in Jerusalem will be able to take a cable car right up to some of the Old City's key holy sites under controversial plans approved Tuesday.

Eight goals, two red cards, two penalties and a three-goal comeback.

An Ohio woman found dead in her home was likely killed by her own dogs, police say.

Théo Curin has been on a mission to change the way people look at disability. Now a world class swimmer, the teenager is looking to expand his portfolio.

Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg will not get stock or bonuses that provide most of his compensation, according to the new chairman of the company.

A California rapid transit employee is being hailed as a hero for rescuing a man who fell onto the tracks as a train was approaching the platform.

While the WeWork saga has dealt another blow to already-low public confidence in business, it should also strengthen cries for fundamental changes to a system that offers supersized compensation for undersized performance.