World News Update, what you need to know

Bandits have attacked an Amazon tourist boat and robbed more than two dozen tourists from Australia, New Zealand and the US, Peruvian authorities say.

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PARIS - A truck has run into a crowd gathered in the southern French town of Nice to celebrate the Bastille Day national holiday, local media reports.

CHICAGO - The Zika outbreak in Latin America will likely burn itself out in the next two to three years, given people develop immunity to the virus after an initial infection, British scientists say.

BRUSSELS - Branding him a liar, a coward or a joker, Europe's political class has greeted Eurosceptic Boris Johnson's appointment as Britain's foreign minister with a chorus of dismay.

WASHINGTON - Republican Donald Trump has reportedly chosen Indiana Governor Mike Pence as his vice presidential running mate, in a move that will put at Trump's side a conservative with the potential to unify divided Republicans.

ROME - The remains of up to 675 victims have been recovered from a 2015 migrant shipwreck, Italy's navy says, as it concludes an operation to retrieve corpses from one of the worst disasters in the Mediterranean.

NEW YORK - A federal appeals court has ruled Microsoft Corp and other companies cannot be forced to turn over customer emails stored on servers outside the United States, handing a victory to privacy advocates.