Republicans in the House Save Hegseth, No Impeachment for Defense Secretary ↗
Front page leadUS House Republicans have blocked an impeachment procedure against Defense Secretary Hegseth, preventing his removal.
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The front page of La Stampa features a mix of international and domestic news. Top international stories include the failed impeachment of a US Defense Secretary, an attack on a Russian port, and an analysis of Nvidia's CEO. Domestically, the focus is on the Eternit Bis trial, with multiple…
US House Republicans have blocked an impeachment procedure against Defense Secretary Hegseth, preventing his removal.
A Ukrainian attack has resulted in a fire at Ust Luga, identified as Russia's largest port on the Baltic Sea.
Italy's Court of Cassation has ordered a new appeal for Schmidheiny in the Eternit Bis case, requiring the trial to be redone.
A personal account describes losing a husband 30 years ago due to asbestos exposure, attributed to profit-driven negligence.
Oncologist Degiovanni expresses that judges in the Eternit case are ignoring medical evidence and the suffering of patients.
An editorial argues that the current judicial approach in the Eternit case is moving away from discovering the truth.
Mauro Moretti, former CEO of Ferrovie dello Stato, sentenced for the Viareggio disaster, has been released from house arrest after four months.
The article alleges that powerful figures in the US, including those in tech and finance, have been targeted by honeytrap schemes involving foreign agents.
An analysis explores the reasons behind the difficulty in removing Jensen Huang, the CEO of Nvidia, from his position.
The Italian budget law faces challenges regarding the pension schemes for law enforcement and military personnel.
Matteo Salvini is attempting to circumvent EU regulations concerning beach concessions by initiating talks to delay the tender process.
Adolfo Urso agrees with Confindustria on providing aid until 2029 and emphasizes the need for greater energy autonomy from foreign sources.
Turin is hosting the ATP Finals and welcoming players like Zverev and Alcaraz, with the new Fan Village now open to the public.
Tennis player Jannik Sinner states he is well but doctors will make the final decision on his return, refuting false rumors.
Flooding in Gaza has resulted in five deaths.
The article discusses the challenges in removing Jensen Huang, the CEO of Nvidia, from his position due to his influence.
This audio story discusses the Cop28 climate conference and the perceived inaction of leaders regarding the unprecedented heat of the past summer.
An audio story about garment workers in Bangladesh and their struggle for better working conditions.
The report reveals details about a secret underground base in Iran, described as a 'missile city', belonging to the Pasdaran (Revolutionary Guard).
An incident involving a mortar explosion in front of a student in a French high school led to panic and an escape.