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US drops charges against doctor accused of destroying Covid vaccines
US Attorney General Pam Bondi said the doctor 'gave patients a choice when the federal government refused to do so'.
Regionali, Fdi avverte: «Niente bandierine o prendiamo tutto». Zaia: «Non lascerò i pozzi avvelenati»
Non ci sono date né, salvo poche eccezioni, candidati. Ma le elezioni d’autunno in programma in cinque Regioni (oltre alla Valle d’Aosta) sono al centro del dibattito politico...
Tecnologia, istruzione, ricchezza: cosa distingue una società avanzata da una arcaica?
Cosa distingue in profondità una società avanzata da una arcaica. La tecnologia, l’istruzione, la ricchezza, probabilmente sono le prime cose che ci vengono in mente. In realtà queste sono solo...
Allarme ceramica. Ciarrocchi: «L’Europa riveda la norma sugli Ets»
Con dazi al 30% impatto pesantissimo per il settore della ceramica, che esporta negli Usa oltre 700 milioni di euro di prodotto
Arredo, con dazi al 30% si rischia di «azzerare il mercato Usa»
L’allarme del presidente di FederlegnoArredo, Claudio Feltrin, che invita però l’Europa a evitare lo scontro «dazio contro dazio»
Crack Fwu, così il buco informatico rallenta le richieste dei creditori
Perso l’accesso a database e sistemi: in arrivo 250milamoduli di richiesta precompilati. Interessati circa 100mila assicurati italiani
Wimbledon men's final: Absorbing Sinner-Alcaraz rivalry set for next chapter
Core talent, contrasting personalities and classic matches - Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz resume their rivalry in the Wimbledon final.
Absorbing Sinner-Alcaraz rivalry set for next chapter
Core talent, contrasting personalities and classic matches - Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz resume their rivalry in the Wimbledon final.
Il docente non può dare del «cretino» all’alunno
Per i giudici della Suprema Corte il tenore dell’insulto era mortificante e privo di valenza educativa
Un murale per Paola Clemente, morta nei campi dieci anni fa
La sua tragica fine ha contribuito in modo determinante all’approvazione della legge 199 del 2016 contro il caporalato e lo sfruttamento in agricoltura
Drake's still relevant - as his famous friends will tell you
The Toronto rapper's performance at Wireless Festival was his first UK appearance since 2016.
Lab-grown cheese is coming. But would you eat it?
As vegan cheese sales decline and concerns about ultra-processed foods grow, a new cheese on the block faces challenges.
Woman learned of secret brother while holding mother's ashes - and found him in Australia
Jess is determined to make the most of the time she has left with her brother, who has cancer.
I was wrongly accused of felling the Sycamore Gap tree
Walter Renwick says he wore a "Rod Stewart" wig to hide while accused of the Sycamore Gap attack.
Putin's friend Gergiev set to conduct as Italy breaks ban on pro-Kremlin artists
An Italian region has invited the pro-Putin conductor, signalling a rehabilitation despite no sign of an end to the war.
Trump's tariffs are looming large over the UK’s last surviving steel towns
The future of industrial towns like Scunthorpe and Port Talbot may rest on the wider fate of the UK's steel industry.
Inside the Congolese mine vital to mobile phones, as rebels give BBC rare access
The US wants rights to DR Congo's minerals, but one vital mine is still in rebel hands.
Love Island seems to be having a moment this year - but why?
Viewers are glued to the villa once again - but more of them are watching on a small screen than a TV.
Uncovering truth about hundreds of babies buried in this garden in Ireland
Excavators are to begin a full investigation at the site of a former children's home.
The mushroom killer was obsessed with true crime. Now true crime fans are obsessed with her
A jury found Erin Patterson guilty on all charges - but the frenzy of speculation has only intensified.
