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Italian bar offers half-price bring your own cup coffee - General News

A bar in southern Italy is offering customers half-price coffee if they bring heir own cup for it. The bar at Venafro near Isernia in Molise is charging 50 euro for an espresso if clients bring their tazzina from home. (ANSA)

Uphill All The Way: The U.S. Army In The WWII Italian Campaign | An Official Journal Of The NRA

The long, 20-month slog of the Italian campaign gave the U.S. Army the greatest opportunity to study their tools, how they were used and how to improve their performance.

A QUIET HERO - Staff Sgt. Allan M. Ohata, U.S. Army, Medal of Honor, WW II (1918-1977)

'Lucky' Olive Tree Leads Mindfulness Sessions in Italy

In Molise, an innovative project aims at reducing the level of stress, anxiety and depression with the support of augmented reality and a historic olive tree.

WWII drama "REVEILLE" shot in Missouri, headed to demand this August

Route 15 bridge in Kenduskeag to be renamed in honor of Cpl. William S. Pullen

Ceremony honoring U.S. Army Cpl. William S. Pullen is set for 10 a.m. on Saturday, July 8 KENDUSKEAG – By the time Kenduskeag native

See Where Padre Pio Received the Stigmata, Bilocated and Worked Miracles

My experience visiting the 10 friaries of Padre Pio — a journey that resulted in the book ‘Following Padre Pio’ — was a true adventure.

Molise: Italy's forgotten region, untroubled by time or tourists

Molise captures the Italy of another era, a rural idyll where food, family and religion remain the most important things in life

Austin's Karl Schmitt, 100, looks back on life at war and in peace

Karl Schmitt turned 100 in July. He spent decades as a teacher, scholar, husband and father, but his war memoirs are key to understanding his life.

Battling the Devil | Vanity Fair | December 2016

When he made his 1973 classic, The Exorcist, WILLIAM FRIEDKIN had never seen an exorcism, and for decades he wondered how close his film had come to reality. Last May, in Rome, the director was allowed to film as Father Amorth—a 91-year-old Vatican legend who would die just four months later—fought to expel Satan from an Italian woman. It began a chilling investigation into the phenomenon of possession