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The Roots of the Cuban Protests: Not Ideological and Not Politically Motivated
The protesters, most of whom were not even born when Castro became the Líder Máximo, just want the autocracy to end and life to improve
NYC Real Estate Bounces Back: What Are the Most Expensive Neighborhoods?
Signed contracts are up 600% over last year. Meanwhile, Palm Beach, Florida, risks running out of mansions to sell
After Branson’s Flight to Space, I’m Imagining a Vacation in the “Space Hotel”
Billionaires are racing to get off this planet, but when will I be able to travel to outer space and will it be worth it? The answer is, don’t rush to book that trip yet
Italy’s Dr. Mengele? A Museum Dedicated to Lombroso’s Controversial Racist Theories
An interview with Senator Saverio De Bonis who has been working to close or reform the museum, and to return its ‘exhibits’ to give them a proper burial
WHO’s Tedros Backs Tokyo Olympic Games "Power to Inspire"
Speaking in Tokyo, he said the world must unite with “determination, dedication and discipline” to triumph over the COVID-19 pandemic
The Algonquin & Albert: Home to Writers, Actors, Musicians and Revolutionaries
New York, besides the Chelsea Hotel, had two other hotels where artists, creatives, and eccentrics would meet between roundtables and famed Hamlet VIII feline mascots
A Year Ago Mario Paciolla Died in Colombia: the UN Says it is Collaborating
On July 15, 2020, the UN aid worker was found hanged, but suspicions of murder have crossed over from the beginning, the parents accuse
Columnists
Modern Connections
Going Back Home: Finding the Meaning of Our Emotional Connections
Insights on Currents
The Surfside Collapse: A Human Tragedy. Game Changer for Florida Real Estate?
Italian Hours
Rome’s Aventine Hill Showcases Piranesi and the Glories of the Knights of Malta
Real City
Nostalgic for the Pre-Covid New York? The Resurgence May be a New Adventure
An American Girl in Italy
Cantina Bossanova: Reinventing What it Means to be a Vigneron in Abruzzo
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People & Expat
Italian Americans Brought Their Passion to the May 11th Rally to Save Columbus Day
Learning About Ourselves "strada facendo", Along Our Way in Life
La Scuola d’Italia Meets Cathy La Torre, Civil Rights Attorney and LGBTQ Activist
In Dawson, NM, Hundreds of Tombstones of Italians in the Abandoned Cemetery
An Italian Woman in Defense of Andrew Cuomo: An Open Letter to New Yorkers
Italy, Come Speak with Bomani X on Clubhouse. He’ll Answer You in Italian
The Sensational Kidnapping in Cuba of Fangio, the Famous Formula 1 Race Driver
Jen Psaki Will Serve Citizens the Truth, but Only as Far as Biden Wants
Fucsia Nissoli’s New Year Wishes: In 2021 “We Can All Make a Difference”
U.S. & International
Outgoing United Nations ‘Relief Chief’ On Humanitarian Issues and Needs
Interview with Mark Lowcock, UN Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs who hoped the need for aid was on the decline globally
Biden-Putin Meeting in Geneva: Let’s Not Call It a Lovefest
We should simply rejoice that the two leaders have met in person; but don’t expect recriminations, cyberwar and abuses to end anytime soon
In 2021 NIAF Provides More Than Quarter of a Million Dollars in Scholarships
Since 1975, NIAF has given millions of dollars to support Italian American students in the fields of Italian language and culture, and other specializations
US Ambassador at the UN Linda Thomas-Greenfield Speaks with Axios' Mike Allen
In the HBO interview, the American Diplomat talks about her day, and President Biden's first overseas trip that sets the tone for his administration
"Fortress Australia": How History and Politics Helped to Derail Covid Vaccination
"Putting a shrimp on the barbie" may not be typical of the Australian easy-going attitude. Covid vaccine rollout brought out their fear of “non-white outsiders”
The 100 Year Palestine-Israel War: a Time Bomb that May Set Off World War III
Where was the United States, supreme guarantor of all the unsuccessful Middle East peace initiatives of the last 70-plus years?
Biden’s Presidency After 6 Months: Long on Talk and Short on Action
Lowering the age for Medicare eligibility, the student loan debt relief and the estate tax; these were all campaign promises that have now evaporated
The Supreme Court Agrees to Determine the Future of Abortion
As the 50th anniversary of Roe v. Wade approaches, the Supreme Court Justices are getting ready to review cases involving abortion, starting in October
Russian-American Relations in the Era of Putin and Biden: What is to be Done?
There is no way that Russia and America may go back to the 1980s, the Gilded Age of summitry, and not even to the beginning of the new millennium
US-Italian Economic Relations, Pandemic and the Italian Real Estate Market
Giandomenico De Tullio, managing partner of De Tullio Law Firm and expert in the sector, is optimistic: strong interest from American investors
April 25th: A Living Memory that Does Not Fade of the Fight for Liberty
April 25th is the recognition of the need of a common path that follows the principles of liberty and solidarity, rediscovered in the resistance against fascism
La Voce di New York Under Attack by a Hacker on Wikipedia
Our newspaper has been targeted on the digital encyclopedia by the lies of “Modulato”, a character both mysterious as well as anonymous
NIAF Announces that it Has Elected a New Board of Directors
Robert E. Carlucci, founder and CEO of The RC Group, is elected President, and leaders of the Italian American community constitute the new Board
Arts
"Mona Lisa" Through the Ages: Mysterious, Hypnotic and Forever Baffling
Leonardo's curiosity and invention were limitless. More scientist than artist, he created the supreme iconic symbol of "Woman", visited by 7 million people a year
“Tomato Soup in Skid Row”: Homelessness Uncovered in Alexo Wandael's Docufilm
Stories from Skid Row bring a neo-realist-inspired doc to life with support from LA CAN. Interview with the director, and video with the production team
Art Comes Back to Life With Spring and Broadway May Turn the Lights Back On
A year after the shut down of all artistic productions due to the pandemic, NYC slowly restarts to offer shows, with limitations and safety precautions
"Judas and the Black Messiah": a Movie that Does Justice to Fred Hampton's Death
Shaka King's directorial debut is about "Judas" William O'Neal, Black Panther and FBI informer, and his role in the 1969 killing of the young leader
In California, the Italian Cultural Institute Presents “Filming Italy Los Angeles”
The event promotes Italy as a film set and bridge between Italian and American cultures and supports the cultural growth of Italy through its cinema
Vittoria Campaner: When Technique and Aesthetic Sensibility Work Together
Of Venetian origin, after studying in NY and California she is already a Director of Photography. How the talented work in show business in America
Museums in Rome Finally Reopen: “In the Eyes of the Beholders” at Palazzo Barberini
Sadly, for now museums are accessible only for those in Lazio. This exhibit plays with the gaze, first we are spectators and then voyeurs
After Celebrating Food in Famous Paintings, the Uffizi Galleries Turned to Married Love
Normally celebrated with music and dance, this year due to Covid, the Uffizi Galleries invited couples to la “Giornata dell’amore”--but only those in Tuscany
Art in the Time of Covid-19: As for Picasso and Kahlo, Suffering Brings Inspiration
Why should we talk about art when we’re nearing half a million deaths from Covid? Because art inspires, motivates and challenges us
The Many Facets of Symbolism in President Biden’s Inauguration Ceremony
From Biden’s speech to Gaga’s pin, Amanda Gorman’s ring to Garth Brooks' "Amazing Grace": how theology, art and fashion played a part in the celebration
Il messaggio di Natale del Presidente Trump e della First Lady Melania
VIDEO
Christmas at La Voce's Home, a Campanian Starter and a Dessert to Surprise Guests
Two of our Italian American writers reminisce about their family traditions and share their treasured recipes for your Christmas dinner
Merry Christmas from the Vatican: A Cookbook to Bring Joy in a Sad Year
"The Vatican Christmas Cookbook," by former Swiss Guard David Geisser and Thomas Kelly, comes in a year when home-cooked foods may be the only solace
Italian Trade Commission and Eataly Join to Promote Eat, Shop, Learn Italian-style
Starting in January 2021, the joint project will educate the consumer on the excellence and authenticity that characterize Italian products and traditions
Biden Will Be the New President, but the US Remains Split and Trump Isn't Helping
At the news of the Biden-Harris win of the White House, joy explodes in principal American cities. But what will Trump supporters do?
Upbeat or Skeptical, We’re Preparing for the Election With Sweet Treats for Stamina
With memories of 2016 still fresh, and the results that may take a week, working up some positivity for this election will take some effort and lots of patience
How American Officers Learned "Sicul-english" to Fight the Mafia in the '60's
When the National Defense Institute in Monterey, California, was teaching a special kind of Sicilian language to United States military personnel
Italian Wine in the US: How the Market Will React After the Pandemic
In NYC many businesses are still closed, in Los Angeles they're closing again. There is concern but the US still remains our reference market
A Great Russian River Vineyard and the Memory of a Beloved Son Live On
Now sold to Roederer, the Merry Edwards Winery is still being led by strong women, but it is the soul of Merry’s son that lives on at Warrens’ Hill
New York
9/11: richiesta d'aiuto per cercare i parenti delle vittime italiane e italoamericane
Italy vs. England: Where to Eat, Drink, Cheer and Watch the Final in NYC
Joy and Sorrow at Pride 2021: After the Celebrations, Clashes With the NYPD
The Edison & New Yorker: Where Batman Met the Godfather and Muhammad Ali
Coming June 12th to Brooklyn, the Music of the EXTENSITY Concert Series: Analogs
Italian Still Does Well in New York Thanks to Multicultural Programs for Children
Women’s Hotels in New York, Where Men Were Not Welcome
What’s Behind the Recent Spate of Crime and Violence in the New York Subways?
NYC is Exploding with Color: Thousands of Tulips Stand Out on the Avenues
Harlem’s “Waldorf” and Other New York “Black” Hotels
Arts
St. Francis and Giotto: The Saint and the Artist Started the Ecological Movement
Projecting Myself into that Photo of the Amazon of Herculaneum by Mimmo Jodice
The Musical Art that Erases Time and Space to Unite Against Racism
"La Voix Humaine" with Natalia Pavlova: Even the Pandemic Can't Extinguish Talent
Mr. Wonderland: An Immigrant’s Life Finally Rediscovered and Celebrated
Callaway's “The Sistine Chapel”: The Most Ambitious Photographic Project Ever Seen
Trinacria Company, the American Theater Company Inspired by Sicily
"Tu scendi dalle stelle", Italy’s Beloved Christmas Carol and How It Was Born
Francesco Fiscardi, an Artist Who Hovers Over NYC from Afar and Evokes Its Vibes
Lamborghini’s Huge Flop in Palermo with Letizia Battaglia’s Photos
For You
Accademia Italiana della Cucina's First Post-Pandemic Dinner and “A Taste of Sicily”
Joe Bastianich and His Love Song to NY: the City that Will Rise Again After Covid
Getting Your Head Straight During the Pandemic: Online Therapy is the Way to Go
My COVID "Disguise": Does Wearing a Mask Change Who I Am?
Procida, the Island Jewel in the Gulf of Naples That You Will Love
New Year’s Resolutions: Don't Feel Guilty. Instead, Refresh and Recharge Yourself
Francesca La Marca’s New Year Wishes: “May 2021 Be a Year of Rebirth For All”
The Catholic Joe Biden and the Power of His Example for the Human Community
Sandra Savaglio Advises Italians: “Study and Work Abroad”
