A golden anniversary gala at the Washington Hilton honors half a century of cultural pride, shared values, and the enduring bridge between Italy and the United States.

From Rome to Washington, Italy’s leaders honor half a century of Italian-American legacy, celebrating faith, freedom, and the enduring alliance between two nations.

At NIAF’s 50th Anniversary Gala, Doug Leone, Roberto Cingolani, Stefano Antonio Donnarumma, Flavio Cattaneo, and Dr. Katia Passerini were honored with Dea Roma Special Achievement Awards, while John Elkann and Andrea Bocelli received Lifetime Achievement Awards.

A Serie A2 away game turned tragic when rocks struck the bus carrying Tuscan supporters, claiming the life of the second driver and shocking the basketball community.

Giorgia Meloni’s government has officially become the third longest-serving in the history of the Italian Republic, surpassing Bettino Craxi’s administration. Only two of Silvio Berlusconi’s governments have served longer.

The event will combine the passion of Ferrari fans with the excitement of on-track action, alongside a series of initiatives celebrating the Prancing Horse’s racing heritage and the successes of the past season, rounding off the Corse Clienti year.

As holiday spending rises, convenience and flexibility in returns have become a top priority for consumers, highlighting evolving retail expectations across generations.

From Italy to Venezuela, Papua New Guinea, and Armenia, the newly canonized saints exemplify faith, service, and devotion.

A stronger euro and global economic uncertainty are impacting U.S. tourist flows and European exports, raising concerns for Italy’s travel industry and broader economy.

The renowned nature photographer’s “Oceans” exhibition at Villa Bardini captures the hidden depths and visionary beauty of the sea, blending documentary precision with artistic imagination.

Ferrovie dello Stato explores its first American high-speed project, with potential rail initiatives from California to Canada, signaling new transatlantic collaboration.

Educator and university professor known as the “Mother of Erasmus” transformed international student exchange, shaping generations of young Europeans.

After a commanding win at the Six Kings Slam, Jannik Sinner teases new challenges with Carlos Alcaraz, from ski slopes to karting tracks.

Jannik Sinner, Italy’s rising tennis star, earns millions through major tournament wins. A Six Kings Slam victory could net him over $5 million, while his 2025 season has already brought in more than $12 million despite a three-month suspension.