ROME - Two more priceless artworks were discovered in the private collection of the controversial politician, Vittorio Sgarbi, as reconstructed by Il Fatto Quotidiano.

 Sgarbi was forced to quit his job as Cultural Undersecretary after accusations of cultural theft this past January, now the politician is dealing with the law again. Authorities have confiscated two previously missing paintings that were in his collection.

 ROME - On Friday, Nov. 8, Italy faces a 24-hour nationwide transportation strike, impacting buses, metro lines, and rail services, called by several unions including Cub Trasporti, Filt-Cgil, and Uilt-Uil. This protest, which demands a renewed national labour agreement and highlights systemic issues in the transport sector, will not follow usual service guarantee time slots, a move allowed only once per national dispute.

 ROME - A 15-year-old girl was found suffocated to death in her home in Piazza Armerina, in the province of Enna, police have said. The body was tragically found by her mother returning from work at around 1:30 p.m. on Nov. 5. The ambulance doctor did everything they could to resuscitate her for over half an over, but unfortunately their efforts came to no avail. 

 ROME - Wednesday in the Champions League was a good night for Italian football. Both Inter Milan and Atalanta were able to come away with three points from their matches.