The Latest Breaking News from Rome

Man, 38, was discovered by home owner reading book on Greek mythology

Talk of extreme weather is everywhere, while the political right argue over questions of national identity

Firaxis is changing Civilization's structure with the goal of getting more of us to the victory screen.

As intense heat breaks records around the world, a little-reported fact offers some hope for cooling down cities: Under even the most intense periods of extreme heat, some city blocks never experience heat wave temperatures.

Pest control expert says warmer winters help creatures such as oriental hornets, snakes and rats thrive in the city

Marko Rupnik, a Catholic priest, was expelled from the Jesuit order because he’d allegedly abused women. He was later accepted into the diocese in his native Slovenia. Rupnik is also an artist, and his work is on display in churches in Lourdes, Rome and Washington, D.C., among others.

Vandalism of Paola Egonu tribute mural in Rome sparks national conversation on racism and unity in Italy.

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Rome’s mayor and a chorus of others have denounced the defacing of a street-art celebration of Paola Egonu