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A North Texas jury has awarded more than $242 million to a Dallas-area family who sued Toyota over what they said were defective front seats in their Lexus sedan

One survivor of the Genoa bridge collapse was in his car as it plunged 45 meters (150 feet) to the ground along with falling sections of highway and concrete

Unions at Air France-KLM are worries about cutbacks after the company appointed Benjamin Smith as the new CEO.

Danish shipping group A.P. Moller-Maersk says it swung to a profit in the second quarter but cautioned about uncertainty related to global trade amid U.S. sanctions on major economies

Kroger initiates testing of driverless grocery deliveries in Arizona

A federal judge in Montana has ordered the U.S. State Department to conduct a more thorough review of the Keystone XL pipeline's proposed pathway after Nebraska state regulators changed the route

Bridge that collapsed in Italy had unusual design and required constant maintenance

The collapse of a highway bridge touted as an architectural triumph at its 1967 inauguration has refocused attention on Italy's aging infrastructure

The collapse of a highway bridge touted as an architectural triumph at its 1967 inauguration has refocused attention on Italy's aging infrastructure

Traffic-weary baseball fans could someday travel to and from Dodger Stadium on a public transportation system underneath Los Angeles

Italian authorities have lowered the death to 38 from 39 in the collapse of a highway bridge in Genoa

Italian authorities have lowered the confirmed death toll in Genoa's bridge collapse to 38 from 39. Genoa Prefect Office official Raffaella Corsaro says that the change was due to a "misunderstanding" about information supplied by ambulance dispatchers

Italian prosecutors say they will look at possible design flaws and past maintenance of the Genoa highway bridge that collapsed and killed 39 people

With little apparent progress in denuclearization talks with North Korea, the Trump administration on Wednesday stepped up pressure on the isolated nation by punishing three foreign companies accused of helping the North evade international sanctions

Italian prosecutors say their focus in probe of the Genoa highway bridge collapse that killed 39 is possible design flaws or inadequate maintenance

The Trump administration is imposing sanctions on three companies it says are helping North Korea with illicit shipments of goods to fund its nuclear program

Italy's transport minister, Danilo Toninelli, says the leaders of the private company that manages many of Italy's highways _ including the section of a bridge that collapsed in Genoa _ should resign

Italy's deputy premier, Luigi Di Maio, is blaming the collapse of a major highway bridge in Genoa on a lack of maintenance by the private company that operates many of the nation's toll highways

A problem with an air traffic control communication system has briefly halted all flights to and from Amsterdam's busy Schiphol Airport

The Los Angeles subway system will become the first in the U.S. to install body scanners that screen passengers for weapons and explosives