In 1994, media tycoon Silvio Berlusconi surprisingly won the national election and was appointed prime minister. He was then new to politics, though he would embark on a long and controversial career.

Ever since Donald Trump entered the political scene, I have heard parallels drawn between him and Silvio Berlusconi, the Italian billionaire and four-time prime minister who died June 12 at age 86.

Adam Driver Fires Back at Journalists Who Ask Him About Playing 2 Famous Italians: ... He covers and assigns breaking news as it relates to entertainment, media and politics.

Born Anna Maria Massatani on June 30, 1933 -- she took the stage name Lea in honor of her fiance Leo, whom died in a tragic accident shortly before they were to be married -- her childhood was spent ...

Stanley Tucci on Italian politics - through the prism of food. Oscar-nominated actor Stanley Tucci leads the aptly named series Tucci In Italy, which looks at the country of Italy through its ...

IDEAS Take it from the Italians: Trump can’t be defeated in court Silvio Berlusconi’s courtroom escapades failed to loosen his decades-long grip on Italian politics.

Italian politicians argue over control, but patients are left waiting – some indefinitely. ROME – Patients across Italy are facing increasing delays for urgent medical check-ups as a deepening ...

Italians voted Sunday in an election that could move the country’s politics sharply toward the right during a critical time for Europe, with war in Ukraine fueling skyrocketing energy bills and ...