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ISDA National Conventions Promise Fraternalism & Family Memories
A special message from ISDA National President, Basil M. Russo
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Court OKs Expedition to Retrieve Titanic’s Marconi Telegraph
The telegraph machine, invented by Italian pioneer Guglielmo Giovanni Marconi, could unlock the secrets of Titanic's final hours.
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A Miracle in Naples, and Word From NY That San Gennaro Feast May Go On
The NYC Feast along Mulberry Street has not been canceled, and meanwhile in Naples, the blood of San Gennaro has liquefied.
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NJ Nurse Who Died of Covid-19 Was a Hero to Her Family and Patients
Pamela Orlando died at the age of 56 on April 16, after rushing to the aid of countless COVID-19 patients.
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Active Coronavirus Cases Are Dropping in Italy, Offering Cautious Hope
The wave of infections that crashed into northern Italy's older generations has peaked and is receding, but much work remains.
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Hospital Workers on Italy’s Front Lines Are Gutsy, Everyday Heroes
They won't stop until this is over, let's help them win.
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Italy’s COVID-19 Death Toll Is Far Worse Than Reported, Analysis Shows
In the areas worst hit by the pandemic, Italy is undercounting thousands of deaths caused by the virus, a Wall Street Journal analysis shows
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Why Italy Is Getting Hammered by the Coronavirus
A disproportionately large 60-and-over population, daily intergenerational contact, a lack of tests and an overwhelmed medical system fueled the crisis in Italy.
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Dr. Anthony Fauci Is Just the Man for the Job
Life in the U.S. has changed dramatically over the past few days, but Fauci—a world-renowned, disease-fighting physician—will see us through.
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