In our interview, Dr. Richard Fremont, a pulmonary critical care physician at Nashville, Tennesse General Hospital tells us: "Other things that we are seeing and learning from out of Italy and NY is that we need to prepare for rationing of medical interventions and that very difficult decisions may have...

Nel briefing giornaliero del New York Times di mercoledì 18 marzo, Melina Delkic, che scrive l’edizione europea del briefing giornaliero, parla con Donald McNeil, reporter sulla salute e definisce con precisione la maggiore difficoltà nel fermare il Coronavirus negli Stati Uniti: quel senso di auto-importanza che in inglese si chiama...

In the New York Times daily brief today, Wednesday March 18, Melina Delkic who writes the European edition of the morning Daily Briefing, talks to health reporter  Donald McNeil and pinpoints the main difficulty in stopping the Coronavirus in the US: self-entitlement and selfishness. Delkic writes: “It’s basically urgent that...

Even if science tells us that we are hard-wired to one extent or another to mark differences and to judge those we meet, don’t blame your DNA if you’re a racist. Human beings are not slaves to their biological impulses, in the chain of life they are distinguished by their...

La parola a Rosella Schillaci, Angelo Pasquini, Maurizio Sciarra, Massimo Cristaldi, Gianfranco Angelucci, Antonio Falduto, Emanuela Piovano, Luca Martera

La canzone napoletana, e specialmente il sub-genere emerso dalle successive ondate migratorie degli italiani in America e nel mondo, è un'espressione centrale della cultura italiana e una ricchezza globale da tutelare e da difendere ad ogni costo. Inoltre, per coloro che sono emigrati all'estero, questa tradizione musicale rappresenta un pezzo...

The Neapolitan song, and especially its sub-genre that emerged out of the waves of Italian immigration to America and the world, is a quintessential expression of Italian culture and a precious global asset to defend and preserve at all costs. More importantly, for immigrants, it’s a piece of their heart...

Even if we discount the hyperbole of an imminent civil war in America, we can safely state that we are on the cusp of a social turning point. What does this have to do with Ginsburg? She may be the lynchpin to determine our future.

In the historical past, people who were suspected of spreading disease were tortured and condemned to death, today we have parents who, ignoring all medical and scientific guidance, choose not to vaccinate their children against infectious diseases such as measles, putting all our communities—and especially the most vulnerable among us...

Posting selfies and pictures gives the illusion that life is fuller than it is. Plucking the high points and foregrounding them suggests an accumulation of ‘content’. An implicit statement that, “my life is fuller than yours, look at all the things I do, all the friends I have.” But the...