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US Man Kills 'Sneezing' Roommate After He Came 'Too Close' To Thanksgiving Dinner
Richard Lombardi and Frank Griswold had been friends since the early 1990s when they worked together at a company.
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23 Years Of 9/11 Attacks: How A New Approach Is Needed Now To Fight Terrorism
An effective definition of terrorism is necessary to provide the operational rules of engagement to national security agencies.
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Brake Manufacturer Brembo Donates 1 Million Euros To Fight COVID-19
Brembo's headquarters are located in the Italian province of Bergamo, one of the worst affected areas in northern Italy. The donations are intended to drive research to fight the COVID-19 outbreak.
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"We Were Simply Abandoned": Hidden Death Count In Italy's COVID-19 Crisis
Interviews with families, doctors and nurses in Italy's stricken Lombardy region indicate that scores are dying at home as symptoms go unchecked and that phone consultations are not always enough.
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Denmark Confirms First Coronavirus Case In Man Returning From Italy
Denmark has confirmed its first coronavirus infection in a man who recently returned from a ski holiday in the Lombardy region in northern Italy, the Danish Health Authority said on Thursday.
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Italy Reports Second Death Due to Coronavirus, Cases Soar To 80
Cases of the new coronavirus in Italy, the most affected country in Europe, rose on Saturday to nearly 80, killing two people and prompting the government to close off the worst hit areas in the northern regions of Lombardy and Veneto.
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Women-Only Racing Championship Aims To Find F1 Stars
The last woman to start an F1 grand prix was Italy's Lella Lombardi in 1976.
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Amid Catalonia Crisis, Italy's Veneto, Lombardy Overwhelmingly Vote For Greater Autonomy
Two of Italy's wealthiest northern regions on Sunday voted overwhelmingly in favour of greater autonomy in referenda that took place against the backdrop of Catalonia's push for independence from Spain.
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Pope Francis to Allow All Priests to Forgive Abortion During Holy Year
Pope Francis will give all priests discretion during the Roman Catholic Church's Holy Year to formally forgive women who have had abortions -- the Argentine pontiff's latest move towards a more open and inclusive church.
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Pope Francis Laments Corruption as 'Gangrene of a People'
Pope Francis decried the scourge of corruption as the "gangrene of a people" on Saturday in Paraguay, one of the poorest countries in South America and where graft is rampant.
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Bolivian 'Communist Crucifix' Gift to Pope Francis Surprises Vatican
The Vatican acknowledged it was taken by surprise to discover that a wooden hammer and sickle sculpture with a figure of a crucified Christ gifted to the Pope in Bolivia was not commissioned by leftist president Evo Morales but designed by a priest killed in 1980.
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Pope Francis Approves New Office to Investigate Bishops on Sexual Abuse
Pope Francis approved today an unprecedented Vatican department to judge bishops accused of covering up or not preventing sexual abuse of minors, in an attempt to meet a key demand by victims' groups.
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Pope Francis Heads to Sarajevo With Reconciliation Message
Pope Francis flies into Sarajevo on Saturday bearing a message of reconciliation 20 years after peace accords which ended Bosnia's war but left the country divided on ethnic lines.
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Vatican Defends Australian Cardinal in Child Abuse Row
The Vatican on Monday moved to defend its finance chief George Pell after he was accused by one of Pope Francis' commissioners for child protection of being "almost sociopathic".
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Pope Francis Refers to Palestinian President Mahmud Abbas as 'An Angel of Peace'
Pope Francis's reference to Palestinian President Mahmud Abbas as "an angel of peace" was meant as encouragement for him to pursue peace with Israel, the Vatican said today, after the words whipped up controversy on social media.
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US Man Kills 'Sneezing' Roommate After He Came 'Too Close' To Thanksgiving Dinner
Richard Lombardi and Frank Griswold had been friends since the early 1990s when they worked together at a company.
-
23 Years Of 9/11 Attacks: How A New Approach Is Needed Now To Fight Terrorism
An effective definition of terrorism is necessary to provide the operational rules of engagement to national security agencies.
-
Brake Manufacturer Brembo Donates 1 Million Euros To Fight COVID-19
Brembo's headquarters are located in the Italian province of Bergamo, one of the worst affected areas in northern Italy. The donations are intended to drive research to fight the COVID-19 outbreak.
-
"We Were Simply Abandoned": Hidden Death Count In Italy's COVID-19 Crisis
Interviews with families, doctors and nurses in Italy's stricken Lombardy region indicate that scores are dying at home as symptoms go unchecked and that phone consultations are not always enough.
-
Denmark Confirms First Coronavirus Case In Man Returning From Italy
Denmark has confirmed its first coronavirus infection in a man who recently returned from a ski holiday in the Lombardy region in northern Italy, the Danish Health Authority said on Thursday.
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Italy Reports Second Death Due to Coronavirus, Cases Soar To 80
Cases of the new coronavirus in Italy, the most affected country in Europe, rose on Saturday to nearly 80, killing two people and prompting the government to close off the worst hit areas in the northern regions of Lombardy and Veneto.
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Women-Only Racing Championship Aims To Find F1 Stars
The last woman to start an F1 grand prix was Italy's Lella Lombardi in 1976.
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Amid Catalonia Crisis, Italy's Veneto, Lombardy Overwhelmingly Vote For Greater Autonomy
Two of Italy's wealthiest northern regions on Sunday voted overwhelmingly in favour of greater autonomy in referenda that took place against the backdrop of Catalonia's push for independence from Spain.
-
Pope Francis to Allow All Priests to Forgive Abortion During Holy Year
Pope Francis will give all priests discretion during the Roman Catholic Church's Holy Year to formally forgive women who have had abortions -- the Argentine pontiff's latest move towards a more open and inclusive church.
-
Pope Francis Laments Corruption as 'Gangrene of a People'
Pope Francis decried the scourge of corruption as the "gangrene of a people" on Saturday in Paraguay, one of the poorest countries in South America and where graft is rampant.
-
Bolivian 'Communist Crucifix' Gift to Pope Francis Surprises Vatican
The Vatican acknowledged it was taken by surprise to discover that a wooden hammer and sickle sculpture with a figure of a crucified Christ gifted to the Pope in Bolivia was not commissioned by leftist president Evo Morales but designed by a priest killed in 1980.
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Pope Francis Approves New Office to Investigate Bishops on Sexual Abuse
Pope Francis approved today an unprecedented Vatican department to judge bishops accused of covering up or not preventing sexual abuse of minors, in an attempt to meet a key demand by victims' groups.
-
Pope Francis Heads to Sarajevo With Reconciliation Message
Pope Francis flies into Sarajevo on Saturday bearing a message of reconciliation 20 years after peace accords which ended Bosnia's war but left the country divided on ethnic lines.
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Vatican Defends Australian Cardinal in Child Abuse Row
The Vatican on Monday moved to defend its finance chief George Pell after he was accused by one of Pope Francis' commissioners for child protection of being "almost sociopathic".
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Pope Francis Refers to Palestinian President Mahmud Abbas as 'An Angel of Peace'
Pope Francis's reference to Palestinian President Mahmud Abbas as "an angel of peace" was meant as encouragement for him to pursue peace with Israel, the Vatican said today, after the words whipped up controversy on social media.
