Just over 80 years ago, American troops entered this Venetian city and defeated a ragged but determined German force to ...

In researching her new book, 'Women of War,' author Suzanne Cope found a whole new side of her grandmother. In an exclusive ...

The 173rd Brigade Support Battalion joins Italians dancing in Piazza Marconi to celebrate the 80th anniversary of their town.

Italy's interior minister praised the EU's tightening of asylum rules, viewing it as a victory for Rome's lobbying efforts to restrict migration. The European Commission's proposal to designate ...

Matteo Messina Denaro once boasted he could fill a cemetery with the number of people he had killed. For three decades, the Sicilian mafia boss was Italy’s most wanted man, moving from safe ...

Negotiations between Iran and the United States concerning Tehran's nuclear program are poised to move to Rome, according to an Italian government source. Italy has approved hosting the next round ...

Fallschirmjäger in Italy WW2 Posted: April 14, 2025 | Last updated: April 14, 2025 Breaching The Gothic Line in 1944 would test the allies, especially the Americans as they tried to push north to ...

Heading into the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milano Cortina, Italy is moving up from the Division 1B World Championships winning gold. They'll move within reach of the top teams in the world climbing ...

It has seen everything from monastic communities to peasant revolts and was the first city in southern Italy to rise up against Nazi occupation during World War 2. What’s more, in 2019 ...

Image credits: sgtppr67 Even if you weren’t around to witness their world firsthand, you get a glimpse of how life was once lived, sometimes simpler, sometimes more challenging, but always rich ...

For that, you'll have to book a guided tour. – Laura Itzkowitz The site of many bloody gladiatorial fights, the Colosseum (Colosseo in Italian), which was opened in A.D. 80, could then hold ...

SHENGJIN, Albania (AP) — Migrants rejected by Italy disembark in Albanian port of Shengjin to be transferred to a detention center outside the EU.