Students Stage Walkout Demanding Action From Congress On Gun Violence
On March 14, students nationwide plan to walk out of class for 17 minutes to honor each of the victims in the Florida shooting. Thursday's meeting was scheduled to be broadcast live online by the White House, but the livestream was subsequently removed.

Justin Trudeau meets PM Modi
Trudeau, who arrived in India on Saturday on a 7-day visit, was welcomed by Modi at the Presidential Palace. The Prime Minister took to Twitter and said that he is "looking forward" to meeting Trudeau on Friday.

First Airbus A350-1000 powered by Trent XWB-97 engine enters service
The new aircraft is also more powerful in terms of thrust on take-off, and is more fuel-efficient than its predecessor. India has permitted foreign investors, barring foreign airlines, to own up to 100 per cent stake in local carriers.

Retailer Albertsons to buy Rite Aid
After it closes, Albertsons shareholders will own 70.4 percent to 72 percent of the business, the companies said. Instead, September, the two companies announced a scaled back version for almost 2,000 of Rite Aid's stores.

France coach Deschamps insists PSG can still defeat Real Madrid
German midfielder Kroos is out with a knee problem, whilst Brazilian defender Marcelo and Croatian Modric have hamstring problems. But, despite Madrid still being a point adrift of third-place Valencia, Zidane said his talisman needs a breather.

Here's why Kate Middleton didn't wear black at BAFTAs
While the vast majority of celebs opted for black in support of the movement, we have complete respect for Kate's outfit choice. That's why there was so much speculation about what the Duchess of Cambridge was going to wear to the BAFTAs .

Japanese 'baby factory' dad wins custody of 13 Thai surrogate children
The case, along with several others, helped usher in a Thai law prohibiting commercial surrogacy for foreign clients. Thai authorities took the children into custody, suspecting the man was planning to traffic them.

Poland Stokes Holocaust Law Storm as Israeli Leader Lashes Out
Israeli historians say it's part of an ongoing campaign to blur the lines between the murderers and the victims of the Holocaust. "Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu today spoke by telephone with Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki", a statement said.

Thank George and Abe for day of leisure
If you look at the California DMV's website, however, you'll get a message that its offices are closed on President's Day. Like Independence Day, Presidents' Day is traditionally viewed as a time of patriotic celebration and remembrance.

Probe on into Trump's son-in-law's foreign business contacts
According to press reports at the time , former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn was the main focus of the meeting. The interests were sold to a family trust that Kushner does not benefit from, a spokesperson said at the time .

U.S. men's hockey avoids elimination
Slovakia scored a second-period, power-play goal by Peter Ceresnak through traffic that Zapolski had little chance of stopping. Arcobello, who scored his first Olympic goal against Slovakia, knew at the first practice how good Donato and Terry would be.

FA Cup: Wigan dump Premier league leaders out of tournament
The scenes were reminiscent of those at Ashton Gate when Bristol City beat Manchester United in the Carabao Cup in December. That's been cut short now. 'We did absolutely everything, we made a mistake and this kind of game is like a final.

Terracotta Warrior Thumb Theft Should Be 'Severely Punished': China
It was on display at Philadelphia's Franklin Institute when the vandalism took place. The museum did not notice the thumb was missing for more than two weeks.

Meet The Olympic Halfpipe Skier Who Doesn't Do Tricks
To qualify for the Olympic freeski halfpipe competition, an athlete must consistently finish in the top 30 of World Cup events. Elizabeth Swaney didn't attempt any tricks during her run in the women's ski halfpipe final qualifications.

Trump ranks last in 'Presidential Greatness Survey'
They were asked to rate each president on a scale of zero to 100, and then the scores were averaged together for each president. If you're thinking that Trump's lowly ranking is a wee bit premature after only a year and change in office, you're not alone .