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• If the doctor is a woman, patients are more likely to survive
• Gas produced by living beings detected: there could be life forms on the exoplanet K2-18b
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• Marxist bigotry, Stalin, censorship: why it is good to be wary of "liberating" communists
• Spain, Sanchez thinks about resigning due to his wife's problems
• The single spending party
• Mario Monti offends homeowners
• H5n1 virus found in milk: health authorities warn after discovery
• Your last initial can affect your grades in school
• The truth about sudden deaths: no link to anti-Covid vaccines
• Children convert to Islam out of fear
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• The USA and military strategy: they are now mobilizing on three crucial directives
• WhatsApp, 5 functions whose meaning you perhaps don't know
• why no one can run (besides Trump and Biden)
• A new button in a new light: the future of AI at Milan Design Week
• Science
• Ever warmer: permafrost melts and releases millions of tons of greenhouse gases
• Biofuels for aircraft, Sea confirms incentives for companies
• The man who lived with three different faces has died
• Israel attacked Iran
• 11 thousand bottles of champagne at the Elysée
• Tik Tok, the mystery of the model's record-breaking video
• Referendum on nuclear power, Italians ahead of politicians
• Sisal and Develhope, 20 scholarships for the digital training of under 30s
• Legalizing cannabis appears to reduce consumption among teenagers
• The color challenge of the new Motorola family
• It's not cloud seeding that causes hail and floods
• Bishop stabbed during Mass. What's happening in the world?
• Iran-Israel attack, what should we expect from Putin
• The disturbing question about Iran's attack
• Iran-Israel, Tajani at Zuppa: "It is an attack, not a response"
• How the world will end according to experts
• Is World War III a possibility?
• Iran attacks Israel
• “Arm 100 missiles”. Is Iran really about to attack Israel?
• "A ship seized in the Strait of Hormuz". Iran ready to strike Israel
• It is not cloud seeding that causes hail and floods in the Emirates
• “It 'inverted' 4 billion years ago,” because the Moon's surface is irregular
• Trump vs Biden: the latest 3 news
• Amazon Prime Video with advertising: how it works and how to eliminate it
• Vices and virtues of a revolution
• trains and buses, those who risk stopping
• The machine is studying for now
• "The responsibility will only be human"
• Sharp's 55 inch and Aquos's return to the future | Proof
• Fifty years in the name of freedom, even from artificial intelligence
• The civil war of leisure
• The war on fake news has begun
• We have been unfair to the wasps: now we must protect them
• Amnesty's big hoax about the Palestinian who died in prison
• The strategic era of soldier robots
• The future anterior of AI
• If the third Grimm steals the trade from the ChatGpt archive
• The first fusion nuclear power plant arrives: there is the date
• A hug helps reduce pain, anxiety, stress and depression
• E-cigarettes expose you to the risk of tumors and DNA mutations
• China, Iran and the port of Haifa: what's behind October 7th
• So Hamas can stop the war
• Why we should all work harder
• What will the US give to Putin
• Unemployed because of AI? Progress cannot be stopped
• ThinkPad X1 Fold, Lenovo begins the era of foldable PCs
• Who is ahead between Trump and Biden
• The Scottish Zan bill unleashes delirium
• WhatsApp, recommendations arrive on the platform: here's how they work
• Safer chats on WhatsApp: what changes with the new update
• Coming back to life with "virtual resurrection": how much it costs and how it works
• 54 billion cookies stolen: here's why hackers are looking for them
• Thus a transgenic cow will save diabetes sufferers
• Do you want to locate the location of a contact on WhatsApp? that's how
• Why it is important to know what time it is on the Moon
• H5N1 virus: why a new pandemic is feared. Bassetti: "We risk remaining stranded"
• The "deception" of anonymous browsing: here's what really happens
• WhatsApp down: access problems for users
• Long live JK Rowling rebelling against the woke fury. Someone say it's like the Zan bill
• The Trifecta prophecy: how the US presidential elections will end
• The Vultur banking trojan has a new version that scares the world: how to avoid it
• Bird flu, a dairy cow has infected a person: the alarm goes off
• The music? More and more simple and repetitive, it increases ego and anger
• what is behind the attack on Damascus
• iOS 17.5 is really here. And it redesigns the Apple world
• Google will delete user data in "Incognito" mode
• Israel shuts down Al Jazeera? The EU banned the Russians, but everyone remained silent
• Maximizing connectivity and savings: guide to choosing a cheapest TV, internet, and phone bundles with Bravo Telecom
• There's a "secret" game in Instagram chats: here's how to activate it
• Total solar eclipse: how and when to see it
• WhatsApp changes from April 11th: new age for access and opening to other platforms
• The story of the first patient in the world with a chip in his brain
• Those legitimate doubts about the Moscow massacre
• Harvard enrollment plummets
• WhatsApp: here's the trick to remove "is typing" and increase the level of privacy
• here are our soldiers deployed towards Ukraine
• What is flesh-eating toxic shock syndrome?
• The terrorist's terrible confession: "So I raped that Jewish girl"
• Books with human skin covers
• The left discovers hot water: "There are too many migrants"
• Windows, goodbye to official WordPad (but there is a possibility for the nostalgic)
• Is intermittent fasting bad for your health? Bassetti also launches a jab at a well-known immunologist
• The Samsung S24 appears disguised as a Tesla Cybertruck: here's how much it costs
• "Hamas raped me." Dear feminists, do you believe it now?
• Piracy Shield, the platform has been hacked. Here's what happened
• There's the date: that's when Apple launches iOS 18
• That Islamic message at the station marks our surrender
• Science
• Moscow massacre, the 007s reveal the cards: "Kiev, USA and GB involved"
• Artificial intelligence also arrives on WhatsApp: so you can edit photos
• The disease that affects the brains of the poor
• iPhone: what are the most common problems and how to solve them
• "Cease fire immediately." UN resolution on Gaza, the US abandons Israel
• The 15 best-selling cell phones of all time. Surprise: it's not a smartphone
• Moscow attack, the only certain things
• "Atmospheric tear". What can happen with satellites in orbit
• who are the Moscow terrorists
• How to unsend a wrong email. Here's the setting that saves you
• The beasts of ISIS and Ramadan at school
• because the USA and Russia can get closer
• Here's who decides that we will eat six-legged pigs
• The money, the severed ear made to eat, the escape: what do we know about the 4 arrested
• "We will punish the terrorists. They were heading to Ukraine"
• thus she became Queen of England
• They want to make the defenders of freedom appear crazy
• What doesn't add up in the photo of the ISIS terrorists in Moscow
• WhatsApp, because it saves photos twice on iPhone
• Massacre in Moscow, who was it? The escape in the white Renault and the claim of ISIS
• The new star in the sky: brighter than all
• "It's like having the devil in front of you": the rare disease that causes distorted faces. Pictures
• Attack in Moscow, shots fired into the crowd during a concert
• The elixir of life discovered (maybe not just for mice)
• Why it is better to update iPhones with iOS 17.4.1
• Neuralink releases video of man with chip in brain for first time
• The kidney of a genetically modified pig has been transplanted into a man
• if you are a white man no scholarship
• Neuralink works: the chip in the brain that allows you to play chess
• The new disease
• Breathing through your mouth hurts more than you think
• "No to troops in Ukraine". Will Macron do away with protagonism?
• "I wish you pain and suffering": what the words of the CEO of Nvidia reveal to young people
• Self-cleaning solar panels: the secret to making photovoltaics more efficient
• "This is how we can print tumors": the new frontier of oncology
• The true number of deaths in Gaza. Hamas fake news that deceives the world
• "The votes for Putin are real"
• AI in the new iPhones, the agreement between Apple and Google that can revolutionize smartphones
• Putin's triumph, re-elected by plebiscite
• Ukraine, Meloni brings the "white flag" to Zelensky
• WhatsApp, return to the past: what users will be able to do (again)
• USA, those changes to the electors may disadvantage Biden
• Instagram and the new "Post to the past" function, what will change in sharing
• The Martian garden arrives: designed to grow vegetables in extreme conditions
• "France is already at war." Macron unleashes Moscow: is there a risk of escalation?
• "Tax cuts for the middle class." Who will pay the least (over 50 thousand euros)
• When lactic ferments are not enough, stool donors arrive
• never this low in two years
• Whatsapp, the long-awaited function arrives: how to filter conversations
• Brazilian virus, enough alarmism
• Biden-Trump, be careful to trust the polls
• SpaceX's Starship disappears into thin air during reentry: what happened
• How idiocy the siege of the USA and Antitrust is
• Music videos are arriving on Spotify (also in Italy): here's for which users
• The Pope's scandal
• What is the real scandal of the Trump and Biden primaries
• "We against missiles against Kiev." Scholz's caution on Taurus
• English health system says enough to puberty blockers
• So "stomach ache" can have repercussions on the brain
• Amazon, goodbye to returns in 30 days: times halved for these products
• Plastic in water and food: 'How to eat a credit card a week'
• Expocomfort, systems and technologies between energy efficiency and renewables
• Ukraine, the West should not listen to Bergoglio
• Football, sting on those who watched pirated matches: fines of up to 5,000 euros issued
• We capture tumor cells circulating in the blood: this is how we can "predict" cancer
• Comet 12P is arriving, here's when and how to see its beautiful "tail"
• The Asus Zenfone 11 Ultra has no more secrets: here's what it will look like
• But who cares if Kate retouches the photos
• A padlock for protected chats: the new feature of WhatsApp
• Starship will have to perform an incredible number of tests in the third flight test
• Sisal inaugurates the new IT Hub in Palermo
• China is digging one of the deepest wells on the planet
• When and how to recharge your smartphone to benefit your battery and your bill
• protester arrested for holding a sign against Hamas
• Passwords, which are the most hacked in Italy
• public debt drugs the economy
• Sell ​​your biometrics? Better to try to be precious
• they cut and destroy a painting in Cambridge
• WhatsApp, new rules for accessing the service from Monday: what changes
• The quick hand of Muhammad. Here's "The Android Harasser"
• Thus artificial intelligence will be able to diagnose glaucoma
• Europe should not make any mistakes regarding AI: fewer rules, more investments
• In memory of a (true) liberalist
• Current accounts, how much money has increased thanks to the deficit
• Why Google Maps no longer appears among the top Google searches
• Microplastics in human arteries: doubled risk of heart attack and stroke
• But what democracy
• Science
• Rape of kidnapped people, according to the UN, it is Israel's fault
• The space industry has experienced extraordinary growth in recent years, driven by technological advances and increased private sector involvement. At the heart of this development is innovation, driven by technologies such as
• What happens to the body if too many vaccines are given
• no meeting at the White House
• No, it's not true: Italy is not a victim of "wild liberalism"
• It's iOS 17.4 day. Here's how iPhones change
• The man who was vaccinated 217 times against Covid (without side effects)
• WhatsApp changes everything (but dissatisfies many). But you can save yourself: here's how
• Instagram allows you to edit direct messages
• Dazn, free mode: how it works and what you can see
• There is alarm over the fake voice message: what is hidden behind the email
• The Supreme Court ruling and the polls: this is how Trump terrifies Biden
• What if Zelensky's list of pro-Putin supporters was fake?
• "GPS have been haywire for months." The Baltic Jammer and the shadow of the Russians: what's happening
• The truth (and lies) about the “bread massacre” in Gaza
• Ricossa's lessons, beyond liberalism
• "Special forces will cross the Ukrainian border"
• Instagram, the "Friend map" arrives: here's what it is and how it works
• "Ready to send troops to Ukraine." Canada plays with fire
• Chips, snacks and drinks lead to depression: the shocking analysis on "industrial food"
• A new filter is coming: what you can do with Whatsapp
• "Our weapons can hit the West"
• How the link between the USA and Maoist China was born
• Revolution on screens: the first rumors about the iPhone 17
• The ripple effect in Europe of melting Arctic glaciers
• "Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder? It was an evolutionary leap for man"
• WhatsApp will stop working: here are the devices at risk
• Milei bans "gendered language"
• Macron's crazy idea: Western soldiers in Ukraine
• "Quality and beauty at the right price: Motorola's future is in color"
• No, Navalny did not die from a punch (Ukraine says so)
• The new Xiaomi 14 Series: photos and videos guaranteed by Leica
• Put your soul at rest: Trump will be the candidate for president
• Life "flows" shortly before death: what the study reveals
• Sim online, the easiest way to activate it (also with Spid/Cie)
• Cast your eyes upward: the "Full Snow Moon" is coming
• Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra, the test by ilGiornale
• Odysseus, it's a moon landing: what the spacecraft will do (in concrete terms) and when man will be able to return to the Moon
• “Recycling is not a solution” and the plastics industry has known this for decades
• Eurovision censors Israeli song. And Ghali's fans all remained silent
• With its 7 millimeters this frog has entered the Guinness Book of Records
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• Health and longevity, the latest frontier of technology
• Mega explosions on the Sun: "The largest solar storm of the last 12 years is underway"
• US presidential elections, here's how much the Islamic vote is worth
• Technology and professionalism at the service of self-sufficient elderly people
• "Putin is a son of a p***." Why Biden is wrong
• WhatsApp changes messages: new formatting
• the poll that brings down Zelensky
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• the truth behind the shocking video
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• Pensions, the INPS disaster (well explained)
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• New drugs "made" with artificial intelligence
• Neuralink, Musk announces the turning point: "Patient moves mouse with thought"
• everything and more, but politically incorrect
• "First time in 12 years." Milei produces the "miracle" (that no one tells you about)
• The "experts" poll on US presidents (against the voters' vote)
• WhatsApp blocks chats automatically: what happens and what to do
• Navalny: Whose prodest?
• Smartphone, how to increase battery life: advice on "Battery Day"
• because it is a key city
• The judge who sentenced Trump? Well: he is from the Democratic Party
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• This is how we reprogram our cells to fight cancer
• Aleksei Navalny is dead. Putin's opponent "felt bad"
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• Because Navalny was in prison in Russia
• Zelensky plunges in the polls
• The collapse of the Gulf Stream is increasingly likely
• WhatsApp, here are the incompatible smartphones from February 29th
• After insect flour comes beef "grown in rice grains"
• AI for everyone and a stereoscopic monitor: the future of PCs according to Lenovo
• Sotorasib, the drug that can cure cancer stopped by bureaucracy
• Biden-Trump, who can save the West
• He who laughs last laughs best: Sarkozy sentenced to prison
• now stop studying only socialist economists
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• "Disproportionate reaction on civilians". What's behind Tajani's tackle on Netanyahu
• What lesson does Javier Milei leave us?
• How the State killed the shops in the center
• Science
• Italian study reveals how to rejuvenate the nerve cells of the heart
• From Borrell to the Dutch court: those who want to disarm Israel
• WhatsApp changes: the new thing coming for chats and contacts
• The rare meteorite (surprisingly) discovered in Italy
• the strange double standard on weapons
• "The State is a criminal association"
• because Rafah is decisive to destroy Hamas
• I'll explain how I brought Milei to Fourth Republic
• Apple Vision Pro will replace iPad: the rumor
• Mega explosions on the Sun and storms towards Earth: what's happening
• "Putin attacks those who don't pay NATO". What's behind Trump's wrath?
• The commercial on artificial intelligence becomes a hymn to slackers
• UN scandal: a Hamas base under the UNRWA headquarters
• The true meaning of "liberalism"
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• The sector that knows no crisis (and that makes the State rich)
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• Why more and more people are dying from shark attacks
• “We will not attack NATO”. What Putin said to Tucker Carlson
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• “Faulty Biden Memory.” He denies it live, but then confuses the states
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• Breakthrough on WhatsApp: you will also chat with other platforms
• "A burning star on Earth": the swansong of the European nuclear fusion reactor
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• What's this about Viagra to prevent Alzheimer's
• students have become ignorant
• this is how commercial activities die
• "Future S", Sisal meetings on the challenges of the future begin
• A new creature has been discovered, smaller than viruses, which lives like a parasite in our mouths
• Deepfake scam: Hong Kong company loses $25 million
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• That sensational step backwards on the woke fury of sex change
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• Meta will identify AI-generated images on its social networks
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• prepaid cards for migrants
• King Charles has cancer
• Short-term rentals, higher taxes? Meloni remember Reagan's lesson
• Bad tempora currunt
• The oldest lipstick in the world has been discovered: it is 4 thousand years old
• The IMU on the house is a life sentence
• But will the IRS really be able to enter the current account?
• The path of the libertarian. I'll tell you about Milei beyond the media hoaxes
• Those three dangerous clues about the financial maneuver
• Epstein's list makes everyone tremble
• Watch out Meloni, the easy years are over: now the crisis begins
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• The two hoaxes about the crazy increase in rent taxes
• Facebook turns 20: history, controversies and curiosities
• “I'll explain the real cause of anti-Semitism at Harvard”
• The government: “Short-term rentals useful to the country”. Why then tax them more?
• who was the number 2 of Hamas killed by Israel
• The problems for those who live on income are over
• Friendships, scandals and trials: the algorithm of the new world
• Epstein scandal, the silence of the moralist left
• less taxes (also) for the rich
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• the numbers reward the United Kingdom
• What Airbnb (didn't) really do. Are those who rent also at risk?
• An entirely hi-tech heart beats in Leonardo
• here's what will happen. And the US bombs Syria
• Jesus was not a socialist
• Smart training and maintenance: this is how Italy takes a leap into the future
• the soldiers also stand with Zaluzhny
• The EU is on a mission to impose the minimum wage on us
• Lombardy flies high. And explore the cosmos
• here is the prime minister who defined Salvini as "vomiting".
• What is the real (and most useful) alternative to the minimum wage
• Watch out for these infected Android apps sold on the Play Store
• Does Musk take drugs? Elon's (final) response: "If they would help me..."
• How to reduce the cost of debt (and eliminate the spread)
• Who is the Hezbollah commander killed by Israel (and why does it matter)
• the problem is always socialism
• Sustainability, Sea and Enea together to develop liquid hydrogen in airports
• parents who refuse to change their children's sex are in prison
• Stop persecuting those who rent houses
• Apple: Why iOS 18 will be the most important update
• which provides for the new “Biden Doctrine”
• The Municipalities want the tax on rubble
• Long faces - ilGiornale.it
• Ukraine, how much money did it receive from Italy
• The 60 million euro software and Mr Unipol's sailing boat
• UN teachers celebrated the Hamas massacre
• who will enjoy controlled prices
• "One or more offenses": the Privacy Guarantor's strike against ChatGPT
• Milei's libertarian dream (explained by his economists)
• Is inflation reducing? Because prices don't drop
• "So with AI I create games for autistics"
• Here's why chaos in Ecuador can crush Biden
• Two big shots of Elon Musk in Italy: those (undisclosed) meetings with the government
• What is Neuralink and how does the chip work in the brain
• so the Democratic Party went haywire
• what he said about the "veto" to the Stability Pact
• Mysterious radio signal detected from an ancient galaxy: here's what it could be
• US and UK attack Houthi rebels in Yemen. Biden: "My order"
• the climate trick to balance the budget
• Telephaty, the chip that makes Musk's company "speak with your mind".
• Mission in the Red Sea: disrespect to Italy. Here's who will be in charge
• Russian gas, how many billions does it cost to give it up
• Digital terrestrial is still changing. The Muxes, the dates and the televisions to be replaced
• the 136 Israeli hostages silenced
• Waste bomb in Africa. How to trigger the green turning point
• Samsung brings new audio/video products to Italy: for the home... and the outdoors
• Elon Musk's first microchip has been implanted in a human brain
• Bill Ackman, the billionaire who declares war on woke
• This is how Spain got hold of the EU positions. Giorgetti's Boskov-style anger
• WhatsApp, now comes Chat Lock: what is the new function
• Children who speak "before others": sex has nothing to do with it
• It's done, the US dumps Zelensky
• "How important is money from 0 to 10?". Elon Musk's response is surprising
• ABCD, the alphabet of a new technological and sustainable South
• Eating Kimchi to lose weight: the anti-obesity news
• Tractors and trucks in revolt, Germany seethes against the green
• Stability Pact, here's what "the compromise" provides
• the accusations against Israel (dismantled piece by piece)
• To the austere (Soviet style) Christmas, prefer the consumerist one
• Data roaming: from the internet to telephone calls, the new tariffs for those traveling in Europe in 2024
• The most advanced robot in the world is low cost and can also cook
• USA, the plague of woke anti-racism
• A thousand extensions, what a scandal the anti-property law is
• “Users tracked by thousands of companies.” Privacy alert on Facebook
• A huge 2,500-year-old city discovered in the Amazon
• Iowa primaries, why they are important for Trump
• The religion of crybabies "in tents" who demand everything immediately
• Wolf Moon 2024 ready to shine in the sky: that's why it's called that
• Italy will be submerged by the sea much more than previously thought
• Biden reacts: off to military action. So the US will strike Iran
• The Superbonus worked. But on the contrary
• Paid Alexa? Amazon's news: what's changing
• US primaries, Trump won. But watch out for DeSantis
• The government thinks again: the anti-property law is skipped
• Even the door becomes "smart". But the thieves? The guide to locks
• Vulcano Island: a study reveals the secrets of "reactivation"
• Taiwan mystery: is there anything to worry about?
• Happy New Year, capitalism!
• Sisal, inaugurated the new IT Hub in Naples
• Ice arches and caves: the world's largest iceberg is crumbling
• Jewish students denounce Harvard
• "Be libertarians." Ricossa's lesson to young people
• Apple Store: here's how it will change and why
• Here comes the Chinese (nuclear) battery that stays charged for 50 years
• why Hamas rejects the "two states"
• The story they don't tell you about Ilva di Taranto
• All it takes is a "shake": the news that changes everything on WhatsApp
• China knew about the covid virus two weeks before announcing it
• Hamas refrigerated and sold the heads of Jewish victims
• from Zelensky to the gay dinner
• Apple, iOS 17.3 against theft arrives: what's new
• Why do dogs wag their tails? Here's what science knows
• Iran's nuclear threat is not just a problem for Israel
• "not raising" the balance sheet is not enough
• 40 years of Macintosh: this is how a myth was born
• What are solar cycles and what effects they can have on the climate
• The protests, the economy, the softness: now Scholz risks big
• "The West is in danger because of socialism"
• Dazn, the "free mode" announced: here are the games that will be free
• AI could help us discover aliens: there are 'suspicious signals'
• “Project 2025”, Trump's plan to revolutionize the USA
• BTPs are a godsend for investors (but not for the State)
• Apple puts the "anti-theft" on the iPhone: how it works and how to activate it
• Paris, the virus that kills dormant bacteria
• because you can only do 2 mandates
• Increase inheritance tax? No thank you
• Netflix towards new increases: what can change for those who pay the subscription
• The "unknown" cosmic object discovered in the Milky Way
• because Hungary is angry with the Italian prisoner
• Gas and petrol, the risks of a new bloodletting
• Drones and AI, the hi-tech face of the army
• This is why small dogs tend to live longer
• USA, Ron DeSantis withdraws from the primaries: what happens now
• What's sinister behind the climate alarm
• Artificial intelligence? Think Italian - ilGiornale.it
• Recognize Alzheimer's 15 years before symptoms with a blood test
• The strange story of the "Madonna of Mariupol" who cheers Putin
• the home tax hoax
• WhatsApp vs AirDrop: here's what they will have in common. The news
• Ancient European DNA reveals the origin of multiple sclerosis
• Lung cancer, the new therapy (in tablets) that stops the appearance of metastases
• A new study reveals the appearance and flavor of ancient Roman wines
• Prehistoric men did not live by hunting, but by tubers and vegetables
• In the UK, lockdowns have caused childhood obesity to skyrocket
• Broken propeller and mission over. What happened to the Martian helicopter
• Smartphones, dead batteries due to the cold: why it happens and how to avoid it
• From Siri to messages: what iOS18 will be like. This is how Apple will change the iPhone
• Bye bye Italy: Stellantis goes to Morocco
• Spending without increasing public debt is possible: here's how
• “Chinese cars will demolish rivals around the world”
• Inheritance tax must be eliminated
• because terror is Kamala Harris president
• Russian military plane shot down: "Ukrainian prisoners on board". Kiev: "They were missiles"
• the horror of the hostages in Gaza
• "Citizens ready to fight." London prepares war against Russia
• investigations into employees complicit in Hamas raids
• The USA in numbers: why do we vote "on the first Tuesday after the first Monday"?
• the anti-landing left was born in Germany
• Those who accuse Israel of genocide have not understood a thing
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• Israel-Hamas war: Emmanuel Macron spoke with Mahmoud Abbas, the president of the Palestinian Authority
• Iran, Armita Garawand: A Tragic Incident or an Act of Brutality?