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Robert Ardovino picks up a hat, belt, and shoelaces, all presumed to be left there by migrants who crossed the U.S.-Mexico border, on his property May 1, 2025, in Sunland Park, New Mexico.

Southern border crossings are down. A sea of shoelaces remains.

For far-flung families, staying put for the holidays is a treat

In Italy's new government, a glimpse of populism's scope 鈥� and limits

Surprise coalition could keep Italy's Salvini out of power

Tomato workers fight exploitation by making their own sauce in Apulia

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For Italy, all roads lead to EU values

How to handle far-right politics? Finland has some suggestions.

Facing blistering heat, the French ponder the unthinkable: Air conditioning

Italy loses a gastronomic icon

How the pandemic is helping singles find deeper relationships

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