U.S. • 17:27
U.S. border czar withdraws 700 immigration agents from Minneapolis
Tom Homan said the federal government is immediately pulling 700 ICE officers from Minneapolis following tensions and two deaths during enforcement operations.
A federal judge in Florida sentenced the 59-year-old to life imprisonment after conviction on five counts related to the September 2024 attack.
Business • 15:27
Washington Post lays off one-third of staff, eliminating sports and foreign bureaus
The newspaper shut down its sports section, several international bureaus, and books coverage Wednesday in sweeping cuts affecting all departments.
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Sanremo
RaiPlay launches "Sotto Sanremo" behind-the-scenes series ahead of festival
Three young influencers will document the Sanremo Festival from February 23 to March 1 on RaiPlay, offering an alternative perspective on Italy's music event.
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Football
Newell's Old Boys working on plan to bring Messi back to Argentina in 2027
The Rosario club's vice president said the project is in preliminary stages with institutional backing, though no formal negotiations have begun.
Sports
Snoop Dogg serves as torch bearer for Milan Cortina 2026 Olympics
The rapper carried the Olympic flame through Gallarate on Wednesday ahead of the Winter Games opening, following a surprise appearance at U.S. figure skating trials.
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Politics
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Feb/03
Clintons agree to testify in House Epstein investigation
Bill and Hillary Clinton will appear before the House Oversight Committee after initially refusing to comply with subpoenas in the Epstein matter.
NFL
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Feb/03
NFL to investigate Giants co-owner Steve Tisch's emails with Jeffrey Epstein
The league will examine Tisch's connection to the convicted sex offender after documents released by the Justice Department revealed their 2013 correspondence.
New York
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Feb/02
NYC nurses enter fourth week of strike, plan march to governor's office
Nearly 15,000 nurses from three major hospital systems continue their walkout, the largest in city history, as negotiations proceed without agreement.
Sports
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Feb/02
NFL secures multi-year agreement to return to Santiago Bernabéu in 2026 and 2027
The National Football League will host regular-season games at Real Madrid's stadium in both 2026 and 2027 as part of a multi-year deal with Spanish authorities.
Sports
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Feb/02
Italian biathlete Rebecca Passler tests positive for doping at Milan Cortina Olympics
Passler, 24, tested positive for letrozolo in an out-of-competition test four days before the Games begin. She has been provisionally suspended.
Sanremo
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Feb/01
Sanremo municipal government funds student art competition on music and festival
The city council approved a 500-euro grant to support a graphic arts contest for middle school students centered on the Sanremo Music Festival.
Italy
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Feb/01
Italian TV news mistakenly shows imitator's photo while reporting on Sanremo contestant
TG3 broadcast wrong image during segment on singer Serena Brancale's Sanremo Festival return.
Sanremo
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Feb/01
Carlo Conti discusses Sanremo 2026 preparation and personal life on Verissimo
The conductor and artistic director of the 76th Sanremo Festival appeared on Italian television to discuss his career, family, and upcoming hosting duties.
Football
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Feb/01
Arsenal wins inaugural FIFA Women's Champions Cup, defeats Corinthians in extra time
Arsenal claimed the first Women's Champions Cup title Sunday, beating Corinthians 3-2 after extra time at Emirates Stadium and earning a record €2.3 million prize.
Formula 1
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Feb/01
Schumacher's condition unchanged, says former Benetton teammate Patrese
Italian ex-driver Riccardo Patrese said Michael Schumacher's health status has not improved, contradicting recent speculation about the seven-time Formula 1 champion's recovery.
Brazil
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Feb/01
Death of dog Orelha sparks protests across Brazil
The killing of a community dog in Florianópolis has mobilized demonstrations in multiple Brazilian capitals, with calls for justice and lower age of criminal responsibility.
World
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Feb/01
Pope Francis expresses concern over escalating U.S.-Cuba tensions
Pope Leo XIV called for dialogue between the United States and Cuba on Sunday, citing "great concern" over rising tensions following Trump administration threats.