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Lone Survivor of Italian Cable Car Wreck Comes to in ICU
The 5-year-old boy awoke from sedation on Wednesday; meanwhile, three men have been arrested for suspected involuntary manslaughter and negligence.
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At Least 14 Perish After Cable Car Plummets in Italy
Our hearts break for the victims and their families; an investigation is under way.
Read MoreMan Who Beheaded CT Columbus Statue Ordered to Pay for Repairs
Brandon Ambrose was fined $8,800 after he was caught destroying a Columbus statue at the Waterbury, Conn. City Hall on July 4, 2020.
Read MoreThe Anti-Columbus Playbook Is Unraveling in NYC
The tide is turning in New York and across the U.S., as Italian Americans mobilize to counter a jaded political formula.
Read MoreItalian Americans Will Unite at NYC’s Columbus Circle This Week
ISDA is co-sponsoring a major press conference at Columbus Circle on May 12 at 11 a.m., where Italian American leaders will lay out the Pro-Columbus mission moving forward.
Read MoreVatican to Hold Virtual Meeting Addressing ‘Demographic Winter’
The unprecedented online meeting will focus on low birthrates exacerbated by a years-long economic crisis.
Read MoreChicago’s Columbus Statues Could All Be Coming Back
A legal agreement uncovered by the Freedom of Information Act proves Chicago officials lacked the authority to remove the city's Columbus statues.
Read MoreItalian Family Members Lynched in La. Honored with Historical Marker
Five Italian men, three of whom were brothers, were hanged by a Lynch mob in 1899. Now, their memory will be preserved for generations to come.
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