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The Italian government plans to reallocate the excess resources for nursery schools due to the decline in births, as established by Article 121 of the maneuver that introduces a new mechanism for distributing funds for 2027. #asilinido #calodellenascite #risorsepubbliche (translated)

A 14-year-old student attacked the mechanical engineering professor Bruno Vadalà, breaking his nose, after an interrogation at the Carlo Grassi institute in Turin, sparking outrage from school and regional authorities over the unprovoked violence. #violenza #scuola #aggressione (translated)

The Monday brief said officials from the Mecca Pact were due to meet Iran on Monday, described Lula’s election win as improbable, noted that China’s Communist Party was opening its fifth plenum and said France had avoided another downgrade. https://t.co/8va08i7OGM #Politics #InternationalNews #GlobalAffairs #BR #CN #FR

Rita Cavallaro wrote that the Prosecutor's Office of Pavia was investigating the death of Giovanni Ferri, a retiree found dead in 2010 and neighbor of Sempio. The journalist reported that the investigators were looking for DNA traces on the knife that the mechanic allegedly used to cut his throat and wrist, describing the case as a suicide that was turning into another murder. https://t.co/Gtjd3OcGDH #Garlasco #omicidio #giustizia (translated)

Marco Setaccioli wrote that listening to Riccardo Ricciardi of the 5 Star Movement required patience, but could be instructive. He reported that, as a guest the day before on Piazzapulita on La7, Ricciardi had corrected Giorgia Mulè multiple times and even corrected himself, using the terms "arms" and "rearmament" in response to those discussing defense and security. According to Setaccioli, M5S representatives often resorted to those words in Parliament, on television, in the squares, and in Marco Travaglio’s newspaper, to stir up outrage by linking rearmament to the rising cost of living, healthcare waiting lists, the scarcity of university housing, and even bad weather. He added that a young guest on the same episode, Fouad, repeated the slogan "more school, less arms" while, in his opinion, making an unacceptable "non-condemnation" of those responsible for the devastation in Milan, without knowing figures and spending mechanisms. Setaccioli argued that this could lead people to believe that 14 billion would be spent on arms while prices were rising and schools were falling apart. He stated that, through the SAFE mechanism, the capital invested in security would be returned after 10 years, over 35 years, and at almost zero interest. He also wrote that spending on arms, adjusted for inflation, had increased proportionally more in the three measures approved by Giuseppe Conte in peacetime than in the four enacted by the Meloni government, despite two large-scale wars ongoing. According to Setaccioli, that year's budget had increased the defense budget by 1.1 billion, an amount that likely would not have been enough to offset the rising cost of living, while the consequences of the Superbonus would have cost 40 billion. He concluded that no funds would be taken from schools to favor arms lobbyists and attributed the precarious conditions of institutions to the choices of those who, in his view, preferred to finance thermal coats, fixtures, and facades of second homes and castles. #M5S #Difesa #Sicurezza (translated)

Bonifacio Castellane wrote that, in his opinion, the contradiction of the society defined as "unjust" against which the youth would rebel was that it was built precisely by those who justified the "maranza." He cited Mario Draghi among its architects and Paolo Crepet among those who claimed to be on the side of the young, asserting that both had benefited from that system and supported its values. #giovani #società #ingiustizia (translated)

I don't want to be near you – he replies, now exasperated by the provocations of the ultra candidate –. I want distance from the Bolsonaro family. I want distance from the militias. I am not here to put on a show or to endure street intimidation. "I am not here to put on a show or to endure street intimidation," Lula said in response to the excessive proximity and repeated mocking grimaces made by Bolsonaro Jr. during the address of the outgoing president. As for security, Lula observes that it is not enough to counter criminal organizations with force, but it is necessary to "target their financial flows and their money laundering mechanisms." Do you know how bad poverty is in Argentina? Do you know what unemployment is like? If you don't know, read! And you won't say you support Milei anymore. #ElezioniBrasile #Lula #BolsonaroJr (translated)

The article explores how Gilead Sciences is innovating in biomedical research, combining virology, oncology, and inflammatory diseases through a shared understanding of biological mechanisms, to develop targeted therapies that overcome traditional separations between medical specialties. #RicercaBiomedica #Oncologia #Virologia (translated)

Gianclaudio Torlizzi reported having met the day before with a client, a small and medium-sized enterprise in the mechanical sector with a turnover of 30 million, whose ten-year plan involved reducing employees from 100 to 20. According to what he wrote, the company would gradually abandon commodity products to focus on niche products with very high added value, entrusting the rest of the production to countries outside the EU. Torlizzi asserted that the entire industry would follow this direction and wondered what would happen to the unemployed. He added that a press produced in China cost a third of one made in Italy, and stated that Brussels did not want to address these issues. #Industria #Occupazione #PMI (translated)

Pancreatic cancer cells disguise themselves to evade drugs through continuous changes, according to a genetic study of over half a million tumor cells, suggesting that targeting these evolutionary mechanisms could improve therapies. #TumorePancreas #Genetica #RicercaMedica (translated)