“Too inclusive, no more woke values”: now Trump also threatens the Scouts
Ties with Scouting America will be severed if we do not return to “core values” and realign ourselves in service
Alone against the world: the murder-suicide of a family with autistic children and that (unheard) cry for help
Where in the world do you feel at peace with yourself if you have a child with severe autism or
What Harry Potter’s Draco Malfoy has to do with Chinese New Year (and why he became a viral good luck charm)
Among red lanterns, auspicious ideograms and symbols of prosperity, a decidedly unexpected face has appeared in China this year. In
What happened in Sarajevo on February 5, 1994 and why we must never forget it
We see it on television every evening, the war, this is the real news. It is close because it is
Bisphenol A in baby pacifiers: none of the 7 tested survived (and the worst claimed to be BPA free)
A new study casts a disturbing shadow on an object that accompanies the daily life of millions of children around
If on February 6th you will see colleagues and friends with mismatched socks, it is for an important reason (which celebrates the beauty of diversity)
Mismatched Socks Day 2026 is celebrated this year on Friday, February 6, as per tradition on the first Friday of
The true story of Nutella: do you know how and why the most famous spreadable cream in the world was born?
Although there are probably better hazelnut spreads, Nutella has won the favor of national and international consumers for several years
Nico Acampora and 5 guys from PizzAut torchbearers at the Villa Reale in Monza: the Olympic flame becomes a symbol of inclusion
One of the most significant steps in the journey of the Olympic Flame towards Milan-Cortina 2026 took place last night
Alex Roca Campillo became the first athlete with a 75% disability to finish a full marathon
Some stories are not striking because they are moving, but because they are concrete. They force you to refocus on
January marked the longest period without a nuclear detonation since the beginning of the atomic age
January 14 marked a date that, despite going almost unnoticed, tells a lot about the world we live in today.