From Rod Dreher to Edward Feser, right through to Robert George. Steve Bannon, in an interview with the Financial Times, said that the day after the mid-term elections, the Republican Party would be rocked by a civil war. Reading the statements from intellectuals in this camp, it feels as though the drums are already beating.

The battle for Leonardo Del Vecchio’s fortune is being played out amidst debts, family ambitions and major financial manoeuvres. Leonardino wants to buy out the other heirs, but Delfin is also facing a bid from the Czech businessman Strnad: yet another piece of Italian capitalism risks ending up abroad

Protests against cuts to education fail to take account of the demographic decline. According to the Agnelli Foundation, the fall in pupil numbers will lead to the closure of around 40,000 classes by 2030

From Belgium to Estonia, the attack on freezers has affected over 100 retail outlets, forcing them to throw away tonnes of food. EU Agriculture Commissioner Hansen has sounded the alarm: “An attempt to disrupt the food supply.”

From Twitch to the Democratic primaries, via the claim that 9/11 was ‘deserved’ and the defence of Mao, Piker is a goldmine for the Republicans, who are seeking to link him to progressive candidates. And at the same time, he is a problem for the Democratic establishment, as in the case of the Senate candidate in Michigan, Abdul El-Sayed

The Norwegian centre-back is not particularly tall, is not especially fast, and lacks the burst of speed needed to anticipate the play, yet he has managed to make his shortcomings fade into the background by becoming a radar

The coffins of the officers who died last Thursday following a helicopter crash have returned to Rome. The President of the Republic paid his respects to the remains of Simone Ruggia, Claudio Marchesi, Franco Adriano Zecchillo and Laura Procacci. Meloni, Crosetto and Tajani were present. The state funerals will take place tomorrow.

Just as Inter were at their best, the Milan winger managed to turn the match around, setting the Rossoneri’s celebrations alight with a free-kick

Passing the baton. “Extremely popular in the pits, respected by champions. We in Italy are proud to have someone like him representing Formula 1,” says Mario Andretti, the 1978 champion, to Umberto Zapelloni on the podcast “Fuoricampo. Parole di sport”

The Italian driver has won the Formula 1 World Championship. His tears were proof that joy is capable of making even a man who has no qualms about racing at over three hundred kilometres per hour in a single-seater feel very human indeed

After two unsuccessful attempts, prosecutors in Rome have opened a new investigation into the events that took place in Ostia exactly fifty-one years ago. “I cannot hide my emotion and satisfaction at the decision taken by the public prosecutor’s office,” says lawyer Stefano Maccioni

From that shock opening match against Mantova to standing alone at the top of Serie A after ten matchdays, Rino Gattuso’s winning formula remains a mystery yet to be unravelled.

Spanish authorities have confirmed that the victims are Ana Martina Conte Grand and Daniela Millán Parlanti, confirming their inclusion among the at least 69 confirmed victims of the collision between the high-speed trains

In Article 67 of the draft Budget Bill, the government has included a provision aimed at amending the method for calculating contractual pay rises for magistrates – or rather, at reinstating the method that was in force prior to the groundbreaking rulings by the Council of State

On Tuesday, Arera will announce the gas price for October for vulnerable customers. Estimates suggest a figure of around 1.8 euros per cubic metre: this would be the highest level ever recorded, even higher than the peak reached in December 2022

Politics is not just about rationality; it is also about emotions, and the ability to recognise and mobilise those emotions. When it comes to Ukraine, it seems that talking about weapons, borders and international law is not enough. We also need the emotions associated with national identity, which stir people’s hearts

America goes to the polls. Trump is no longer as popular as he used to be, but neither are the Democrats. The Democrats are divided, the polls suggest a turning point, and there are unresolved issues at the White House. It is impossible to predict how the president will react in the face of defeat

The Italian runner finished second behind the Swede Andreas Almegren. With this result, he has automatically qualified for the marathon at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics: “Beyond the result, I’ve come to appreciate the uniqueness of this marathon.”

In Mexico City, the Italian driver finished third and celebrated his title between Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton, on a podium featuring eleven world titles. There are good reasons to believe that the youngest world champion in Formula 1 history will not be a one-off winner.

Carlo Rambaldi, a master of magic, has earned a star on the Walk of Fame for his ability to breathe life into mechanical creatures. From Spielberg to Lynch, even in the age of artificial intelligence, there is still room for his handcrafted creations