
US Slashes Italian Pasta Tariffs in Trade Win for Rome
The U.S. halves tariffs on Italian pasta, saving shoppers 40 ¢ per pound and sparing 12,000 Italian jobs.
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The U.S. halves tariffs on Italian pasta, saving shoppers 40 ¢ per pound and sparing 12,000 Italian jobs.

Bad Bunny’s 2026 Grammy bid could make him the first Spanish-language Album of the Year winner, reshaping Latino representation in music’s biggest night.

Aden airport shuts as Saudi-UAE rivalry paralyzes Yemen’s only major air hub, stranding thousands and threatening aid.

The White House flips the switch on nightly red-white-blue illumination of the Washington Monument, officially launching America’s 250th-anniversary celebrations.
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Doctors worldwide share the subtle bodily whispers—hiccups, bruises, metallic taste—that too often precede late-stage disease.
Victor Wembanyama exited in the second quarter with a right knee contusion, sending the Spurs and NBA into wait-and-see mode as an MRI looms.
Guests at Bordeaux’s Château des Grands Crus say bedbugs turned a luxury getaway into an itchy nightmare, while management insists no infestation exists.

A new flu strain is affecting the US, with rising cases among older adults.

Five killed in US military strike on alleged drug boats

The Rose Parade is preparing for a stormy day ahead, with near-certain rain forecasted to hit Southern California.

A 17th-century Amsterdam church became a towering inferno on New Year’s Eve, collapsing its historic spire and prompting a major emergency response.