A web site that lists resources for multiple web sites and also contains reviews of the web sites can be found at Home All Language Resources - Find The Best Tools For Learning A Language,

It is possible to listen to the news in French, Italian and Spanish, pronounced slowly for the intermediate language learner. The speakers speak slowly, and a new broadcast is added each day to keep up with current news. It is possible to read a written copy as they speak to assist in learning the language. The first couple of paragraphs are free and it is possible to have new listening material every day, however there is a fee if you want to listen to the entire sound file. Simple search Google for News in slow French, News in slow Italian or news in slow Spanish to reach the web site.

For more audio practice, a web site with audio sermons in over 40 languages is sermonaudio.com  Unfortunately I have not found written copies of the sermons, however it is good practice for advanced learners. Here is a link to their web site: https://www.sermonaudio.com/search.asp?langonly=true&currsection=sermonstopic&keyword=French

Babel.com is a language web site that offers instruction in 12 languages (13 if you include English), including French, Italian, Dutch, etc. You can register for free. The instruction has pictures and sound files and is like playing a game. It makes language learning easy and fun.  The first lesson is free, however there is a charge for continuing beyond the first lesson. 

Bible Gateway is a web site where it is possible to read the Bible in other languages such as Spanish, French and Italian, etc. It is also possible to read the Bible in languages with other writing systems, such as Korean.

Some languages, such as Greek and Polish, only have the New Testament available on this site.

The web site can be found at

https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/

Once on the site, type in the passage to read. Under select versions, will be a list of versions and the languages they are in. Select the language you wish to read and click on look up passage.

It is also possible to read two languages side by side and compare them. Above and to the right  of the passage are four symbols. If you click on the symbol to the farthest right (add parallel), it will add a second column, where you can choose a language from a drop down menu and read the passage in another language. I find it helpful to read the first column in English and read the second column in another language.

A great web site that I have found is called FORVO, a web site dedicated to help with pronunciation of words in other languages. You simply type in the word you want pronounced, and usually there is a pronunciation for the word. The site tells who the person is pronouncing the word and where they are from, so you can be sure that the word is being pronounced correcly. With over 2,000,000 million words and 324 languages, this is truly a great web site. 

Innovative Language offers lessons in 34 languages. The fee is reasonable and it is possible to sign up for as little as one month at a time. The lessons range from absolute beginner to advanced and offer detailed explanations of grammar. There are also free resources including vocabulary lists with sample sentences on a wide variety of subjects. You can find this web site at https://www.innovativelanguage.com/

Linguistic Research Center is a web site that covers a number of languages, some languages that are still used (for example Armenian). It also has many "dead" languages with articles and links and includes languages such as Latin, New Testament and Classical Greek, Old English, Old French, Old Norse, Old Russian etc. This is a very helpful web site for those interested in historical languages. The following is a link to their homepage

http://www.utexas.edu/cola/centers/lrc/

A web site with good vocabulary lists is Memrise. A list of languages they offer can be found at https://www.memrise.com/courses/english/languages/

There is a web site where you can choose the language that you are learning, type in a word in that language and usually several sentence will show up, with translations into English. Often there are sound files to help the learner pronounce the word correctly. The web site can be found at PONS dictionary | Definitions, Translations and Vocabulary

Rocket Languages is a web site that offers instruction in 14 languages including American sign language. The web site includes sound files. It is possible to try two of the lessons for free, however to advance further, it is necessary to become a paying member. The web site can be found at Learn A Language Online - Rocket Languages

The web site Transparent Language web site offers a word each day with a sample sentence and sound files in 28 languages including Spanish, French, Italian and Latin. It is also possible to click on an earlier date on their calendar and listen to earlier words and sentences.  The web site can be found at:

http://www.transparent.com/word-of-the-day/

or type on Google Transparent language word a day widget, enter the web site and choose the language you want to study

Wikipedia is an oustanding web site for reading articles in various languages. A new addition to Wikipedia is in some languages, to have articles read out loud  which gives extra  listening practice in the languages you are studying. On certain articles, you can click on read alout on your mouse and hear the actual language read outloud. Wikipedia can be a great help in language learning.