Big tech companies gain while smaller online ad firms are squeezed under the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation, which takes effect in May.

French President Emmanuel Macron arrived in Washington for the first state visit of Donald Trump’s presidency, in an test of whether personal chemistry between the two leaders can bridge a yawning policy divide.

President Sergio Mattarella kicked off a fourth round of consultations among political parties to try to form a new government, as the likelihood of brokering a deal fades nearly two months after national elections.

A van struck eight to 10 people on the sidewalk of one of Toronto’s busiest streets during the lunch hour, police say. The van fled the scene, but authorities say they’ve apprehended the driver.

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Armenia’s prime minister stepped down after more than a week of demonstrations, capitulating to protesters in a country allied with former Soviet master Moscow.

The Trump administration is pushing hard to finish talks on Nafta over the next two weeks and is considering tough tactics to get Congress to approve a new deal.

The unlikely leader of the opposition is out to beat Prime Minister Najib Razak, and his plan calls for an awkward detente with a deputy he once had arrested on sodomy charges.

Groups of locals attacked migrants camping on the island of Lesbos underscoring the continued tensions on Greek islands that continue to see thousands of Middle Eastern people arriving from Turkey each month.

The Duchess of Cambridge gave birth to her third child, a baby boy, the newest addition to a royal family that is riding a wave of popularity.