Interview with Andrea Ferrara, cosmologist at the Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa and the Accademia dei Lincei. “The force

of gravity created ever-larger aggregates, including clusters of stars and black holes”

Chased and shot twice in the legs in the heart of the historic centre. The Carabinieri arrested a 40-year-old Albanian national. Tourists fled and took refuge in nearby premises. The motive is under investigation

The discovery was made in a house on Via Marina in Ururi: the woman was 85 and her son 58. Their deaths probably occurred several days ago

Nora Nössing is a teacher at a hospitality college in Bolzano: “I have thousands of followers and people stop me in the street”

Thanks to a camera mounted on a NASA V-2 rocket, in 1946 we noted our planet from a distance for the very first time

Thirty years old, speaks four languages, a scholar of Islam and an activist. But to those investigating, he may not have acted entirely on his own

Scuffles and injuries also reported in Bologna and Florence. Water cannons fired at demonstrators; cobblestones thrown at police

Whether it is urban raids or cyber-attacks of unknown origin, fear takes precedence over reason and unsettles us

The student from Rome and the teacher from Milan, the shopkeeper from Florence and the couple from Bologna: in their interviews, they explained the reasons behind the protest

On Sunday, the last of the rainfall in the South and Sicily, accompanied by Mistral winds; light snowfall on the Alpine borders. From Tuesday, high pressure will return, ensuring stable conditions and significant daily temperature variations

The movement that emerged following last week’s protests has yet to be fully mapped out. Initially, the demonstrations were launched by the group ‘Italia in piazza’

First there was a brawl in Via Matteo Pescatore, then one of the young men returned with a gun: the young man was shot several times. A second young man was also injured and underwent surgery at the Molinette Hospital. The hunt is on for the shooter and his accomplices.

A forty-year-old factory worker from Cassola, in the Vicenza area, bought a 10-euro ticket during his usual breakfast at the café. He thought he’d won 10,000 euros, but it turned out to be two million. The shock, the celebrations and then his shift at work, just like any other day

While in Canada and the United Kingdom this role has a long-standing tradition, in our country it has only recently been incorporated into the health service, supporting the terminally ill and their families

The hit squad struck at around midnight near the home of Damiano Pepe, aged 64, whom investigators regard as a leading figure in organised crime in the Sibaritide region

In many countries, including Italy, there is a push to adopt permanent summer time: “It boosts consumption and social life”. Doctors are opposed: “Morning light regulates our circadian rhythms”

Andrea Paolucci, of the Teatro dell’Argine, still on stage at the ITC San Lazzaro with “Habil delle città”, talks about the young people he meets and the clashes: “Their voices aren’t being heard. We started with the story of Fallou Sall”, the 16-year-old killed in 2024