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Rome Elects First Female Mayor

Rome elected its first female mayor Monday delivering a huge blow to Prime Minister Matteo Renzi’s Democratic Party (PD). The 5-Star Movement’s (M5S) Virginia Raggi reportedly led by a 2-1 margin with almost 80 percent of the votes counted. Her rival, Democrat Roberto Giachetti from PD, conceded defeat less than an hour after the polls […]

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International

Musical scores save many a movie

By Jonathan L. Friedmann, Ph.D. MORENO VALLEY, California — Jerry Goldsmith, a top film composer of the second half of the twentieth century, regularly worked on projects unworthy of his artistic expression. His filmography includes over two hundred titles, along with a hefty body of television work. Much of it is stale genre fare: thrillers, westerns, maritime

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Music, Dance, and Visual Arts, Theatre, Film & Broadcast

No conflict in Obama’s endorsement of Clinton amid email scandal, says AG Loretta Lynch

Attorney General Loretta Lynch said Sunday that President Obama’s endorsement of Hillary Clinton for president does not create a conflict of interest in the FBI’s ongoing investigation of her State Department email. Ms. Lynch insisted that the federal probe of Mrs. Clinton’s unusual email setup at the State Department, which conceivably could result in criminal

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USA

Italians vote in mayoral run-off elections – all eyes on Rome

Rome (dpa) – Italians are voting Sunday in run-off mayoral elections in several cities but all eyes are on Rome, where a victory for the eurosceptic Five Star Movement (M5S) would be a blow to Prime Minister Matteo Renzi. Virginia Raggi, a 37-year-old lawyer and the anti-establishment M5S’ candidate in Rome, could become the first

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International

PA prime minister vows to up payments to terrorists families

Palestinian Authority Prime Minister Rami Hamdallah has vowed to increase benefits for the families of terrorists killed while carrying out deadly attacks against Israelis. Speaking at an iftar meal to break the Ramadan fast on Friday in Ramallah, Hamdallah said the PA and its institutions would continue providing a wide range of benefits – including

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Middle East

NRA Head Calls Gun Control A Diversion

National Rifle Association leader Wayne LaPierre said Sunday all the recent talk about gun control is just an effort by U.S. President Barack Obama’s administration to divert attention away from terrorism. And U.S. Rep. Michael McCaul, R-Texas, blamed administration foreign policy for the June 12 mass shooting at a nightclub in Orlando, Florida, and called

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USA

Bibi’s household expenses – 2 million shekels a year

Following a petition filed by the Movement for Freedom of Information, invoices revealed that the Prime Minister”s Residence cost Israeli taxpayers a total of 1,965,373 shekels (508,199 UDS) in 2014. The figures, pertaining to Netanyahu’s official residence and two private houses in Jerusalem and Caesarea, mark a decline of about half a million shekels from

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Middle East

Cameron pushes «tolerant, liberal Britain» as Brexit campaigns resume

London (dpa) – British voters should opt for a “tolerant, liberal Britain” and reject a British EU exit, or Brexit, in this week’s referendum, extolled Prime Minister David Cameron on Sunday, as the campaign to decide Britain’s role in the EU enters its last days. “If you don’t know, don’t go,” Cameron told undecided voters

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