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Italian Olympic Swimming Star Rescues Drowning Newlywed in Sardinia
The former world champion beat lifeguards to the drowning man, and saved his life.
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‘Cocaine King of Milan’ Rocco Morabito Escapes From Uruguayan Prison
The infamous crime boss, who was captured in Uruguay in 2017 after spending years on the run, was awaiting extradition back to Italy.
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NYC Giglio Feast Faces New Dilemma as Lifters Are in Short Supply
The Brooklyn feast, which began in 1903, is in need of able-bodied volunteers to keep the NYC spectacle going strong.
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Chefs Designate June 25 as ‘Bourdain Day’ to Remember Late Friend
Anthony Bourdain, who passed away last June in France, brought TV audiences to locales both exotic and familiar with rich visuals, thoughtful storytelling and otherworldly fare.
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Feast Your Eyes on Philly’s Historic 9th Street Italian Market Festival
Tens of thousands of people will once again pour into the country's oldest outdoor market during the annual Philadelphia feast.
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The New York Times Has Failed the Italian American Community
When will The Times acknowledge the disastrous consequences of past editorials?
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New Orleans Mayor Apologizes for Mass Lynching of Italians in 1891
New Orleans officials and Italian Americans were united as the city paid tribute to the 11 Italian immigrants who were killed over a crime they didn't commit.
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The New York Times Should Apologize for Sympathizing With a Lynch Mob
In 1891, The Times defended a lynch mob that had just killed 11 innocent Italian immigrants in the streets of New Orleans.
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