Drug Dealing

Silk Road: Deep Inside The Internet Hides A Booming Market For Any Kind Of Drug

Behind codes of encryption, the so-called "Deep Web" hosts a vast network of people trading in illegal sales of all sorts, most notably any drug imaginable. more... Twitter GooglePlus Facebook

Gun Control

New York state adopts toughest gun laws in U.S.

By Tina Susman, Los Angeles Times

New York becomes the first state to stiffen gun laws since the school massacre in Newtown, Conn. The new rules focus on mental health issues and broaden the definition of 'assault weapon.' more... Twitter GooglePlus Facebook

Travellers in the USA

Don't Smoke (Or Urinate) In Public: An Italian Lawyer's Tips For Visitors To The U.S.

By Maurizio Molinari, La Stampa

Too many travelers ignore some pretty basic American laws that can seem foreign to them. Here's how it looks to the Italian go-to lawyer in New York for just such cases more... Twitter GooglePlus Facebook







Meets All Specks

Italian Pork Delicacies Get OK To Be Sold Again In U.S.

Meets All Specks: Italian Pork Delicacies Get OK To Be Sold Again In U.S.

Some people are hailing it as a culinary revolution. One thing is certain, the re-introduction of certain banned Italian pork products after 15 years represents some serious business opportunities. more... Twitter GooglePlus Facebook

Media

Digital subscriptions boost newspaper circulation revenue in 2012

By Meg James, Los Angeles Times
Media: Digital subscriptions boost newspaper circulation revenue in 2012

Circulation revenue for daily newspapers grew in 2012 for the first time in a decade as more people paid to subscribe to digital editions, a study says. more... Twitter GooglePlus Facebook

Apple's stock

Investors' appetite for Apple sours

By Chris O'Brien, Los Angeles Times

Analysts are unsure why Apple's stock has fallen 40% from its high and why its market value has dipped below $400 billion for the first time since January 2012. more... Twitter GooglePlus Facebook

Upcoming Conclave

The Perfect Next Pope: A Secret Guide From Anonymous Cardinals

By Andrea Tornielli, La Stampa

One of the cardinals getting ready to enter the upcoming conclave knows that he himself is not papabile -- that is, his is not one of the names being considered as a possible next pope. more... Twitter GooglePlus Facebook

Silvio Berlusconi

The Last Betrayal - How Berlusconi Killed Italy's Hope For A Truly Free Market

By Luca Ricolfi, La Stampa

Perhaps we deserve Berlusconi and his lies. Not the Italians, maybe, given as a single citizen is largely powerless in the face of a political system. But the media, especially the television, definitely does deserve him. more... Twitter GooglePlus Facebook

US-President Obama

Being Barack - Four More Years At "The Loneliest Job In The World"

By Gianni Riotta, La Stampa

Let's conduct a simple experiment: search on Google for any image of a recent American President -- Johnson, Nixon, either father or son Bush, Clinton, Obama -- at the moment of their first election victory. Then, search again for an image of the same man a few years later. Each will show the fatigue that the White House brings, the weight of which the historian John Keegan once called "the Mask of Command." more... Twitter GooglePlus Facebook



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