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Italy ruling that stripped millions of their right to citizenship is scrutinized by its supreme court

By Julia Buckley, CNN (CNN) — The Italian diaspora continued the fight against the government’s restrictions on citizenship by descent this week, as three cases were scrutinized by Italy’s supreme court. On Tuesday, the Corte di Cassazione, Italy’s highest court, met to evaluate citizenship restrictions for descendants of Italian citizens born abroad that were imposed

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The original five-sided stone fireplace rises three stories high in the main central area of Timberline Lodge.

Heeeeere’s ‘The Shining’ hotels

By David G. Allan, CNN You can stay at The Overlook Hotel, the famously chilling accommodation conjured by author Stephen King and director Stanley Kubrick in their respective versions of “The Shining.” You just need to decide which Overlook Hotel speaks to your soul. There are as many as three Overlook Hotels. There’s the one

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Wine discovered in the cellar of Glamis Castle after almost a century is now considered among the best in the world.

Rare wines, stashed away in castle’s cellar for a century and once considered undrinkable, smash auction records

By Lianne Kolirin, CNN (CNN) — Glamis Castle has a rich history. Reputed to be the most haunted castle in Scotland, it once hosted Mary, Queen of Scots and has strong links to the British royal family. It’s also said to have inspired William Shakespeare’s tragedy “Macbeth.” But perhaps one of its most alluring offerings

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Emilycc films herself at a motel.

She can’t stop streaming

By Donie O’Sullivan, CNN (CNN) — I have been covering the extremities of the internet and how they affect our real, offline lives for more than a decade now. I’ve spent countless hours burrowing down online rabbit holes. I spent months on the road trailing a traveling cult. I was even swept up in the

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The Galellas say they have no plans to return to Miami and feel at home in Rimini.

‘We’re happy and more united’: Why this US couple say moving to Italy has been life-changing for their young family

By Tamara Hardingham-Gill, CNN (CNN) — They drove almost everywhere when they lived in Miami, but since moving to the Italian city of Rimini with their two children and their dog, Gaston and Norma Galella have become keen cyclists. The couple, who’ve been married since 2005, ditched their car early on and love cycling around

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