Rescue workers continue search for anyone trapped by floodwaters in Emilia Romagna.

A law known as Section 230 gives internet platforms blanket immunity from any legal fallout of content that comes from a third party.

State is the first in the US to prohibit the platform.

James Mangold says old-school action movies still have their place.

3 major indices later move into the green following fresh encouraging comments by US political leaders. 

Gendarme shot out one of the tyres, but the car kept moving, say officials.

Project expected to relocate 2,000 jobs from California to Lake Nona.

The rights group says sending the refugees back to the ruthless junta rule poses grave risks to their lives and liberty.      

The secretary of state will attend the US-Pacific Islands Forum meeting in Port Moresby instead.

The automotive giant will invest £234 million, lifting its holding to 7.6% to 17%.  

Its parent company reports a loss after tax of £873 million in the 12 months ending March.         

Australian maritime authorities say rough weather conditions continue to hamper rescue efforts.

The layoffs with affect 42% of the group’s workforce.       

The accused is expected to face further charges at the Welling District Court tomorrow.

 The batsman is set to reappear in court to make a plea on July 13.      

Facility staff is reported to have found the great-grandmother with dementia carrying a knife.

Firefighters say a collapsed roof on the top floor makes a thorough search impossible.         

He was 87. 

Pita Limjaroenrat says his coalition is taking shape.

John Lee’s statement comes after the removal of reading materials related to the Tiananmen Square crackdown and other political issues.

Rescuers believe the children have been wandering through the forest since the tragedy.

60 trailblazing examples will go on display at Design Museum tomorrow.

This comes amid improving relations between the two countries.

WSJ says institution did not admit wrongdoing.

All three main indexes on American bourse move up more than 1%.