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A view of the collapsed Morandi highway bridge in Genoa, northern Italy, Tuesday, Aug. 14, 2018. A large section of the bridge collapsed over an industrial area in the Italian city of Genova during a sudden and violent storm, leaving vehicles crushed in rubble below.

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Cars plunge in Italian highway bridge collapse; 20 killed

by Colleen Barry Associated PressAugust 14, 2018

Austrian police stand behind a fence with when they practice the protection of the border between Slovenia and Austria in Spielfeld, Austria, Tuesday, June 26, 2018. (AP Photo/Ronald Zak)

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Migrants struggle to find safe harbor

by Lori Hinnant Associated Press, and Colleen Barry Associated PressJune 26, 2018

Scrutineers count votes in a polling station in Rome, Sunday, March 4, 2018, at the end of Italy's election day. The campaign was marked by the prime-time airing of neofascist rhetoric and anti-migrant violence that culminated in a shooting spree last month against six Africans. More than 46 million Italians voted Sunday in a general election. With no faction winning a clear majority, a hung Parliament was expected and long, fraught negotiations to form a new coalition government lay ahead.

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Euroskeptic parties surge in Italy vote, but no majority

by Colleen Barry Associated Press, and Nicole Winfield Associated PressMarch 5, 2018

Italian paramedics tend a wounded man after a shooting broke out in Macerata, Italy, Saturday. A lone gunman opened fire on foreigners in drive-by shootings in a central Italian city, wounding six people before being arrested, police said.

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Italian man shows no remorse for shooting Africans

by Colleen Barry Associated PressFebruary 4, 2018

Paramedics, background center, attend a wounded man after a shooting broke out in Macerata, Italy, Saturday, Feb. 3, 2018. Italian police arrested a lone gunman in a series of drive-by shootings targeting foreigners Saturday morning that paralyzed a small central Italian city still reeling from the gruesome murder of a young Italian woman allegedly at the hands of a Nigerian immigrant. (Guido Picchio/ANSA via AP)

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Italian gunman targets Africans in city where teen was slain

by Colleen Barry Associated PressFebruary 3, 2018

Firefighters and rescuers pull out a boy, Mattias, from the collapsed building in Casamicciola, on the island of Ischia, near Naples, Italy, a day after a 4.0-magnitude quake hit the Italian resort island, Tuesday, Aug. 22, 2017. irefighters freed a 7-month-old baby and an older brother from rubble of a house some seven hours after the quake, and are continuing work on rescuing another brother who remained trapped. (Italian Carabinieri, HO/ANSA via AP)

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Family rejoices after quake rescue

by Colleen Barry Associated PressAugust 22, 2017

A rescue helicopter flies above a convoy of rescue operation vehicles on a cleared road that leads the Hotel Rigopiano, near Farandola, central Italy, Friday, Jan. 20, 2017. Rescue crews located up to eight people alive in the kitchen of an avalanche-crushed hotel on Friday, an incredible discovery that boosted spirits two days after the massive snow slide buried around 30 people in the resort. (AP Photo/Gregorio Borgia)

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’Miracle underway’: Rescuers pull out avalanche survivors

by Paolo Santalucia Associated Press, Gregorio Borgia Associated Press, and Colleen Barry Associated PressJanuary 20, 2017

An Italian army vehicle arrives in Campotosto, in the mountainous region of central Italy that has been struck by a series of quakes since August that destroyed historic centers in dozens of towns and hamlets, Thursday, Jan. 19, 2017. A series of four strong earthquakes hit central Italy in the space of an hour Wednesday, shaking the same region that suffered a series of deadly quakes last year and has been buried under more than a meter (yard) of snow in recent days. (Claudio Lattanzio/ANSA via AP)

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Crews seek avalanche survivors trapped in Italian mountain hotel

by Colleen Barry Associated Press, Nicole Winfield Associated Press, and Paolo Santalucia Associated PressJanuary 19, 2017

In this frame grab made available by the Italian police, Anis Amri, the main suspect in Berlin's deadly Christmas market attack walks through the train station on Dec. 22. (Italian Police via AP)

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Germany detains man thought to be involved in Berlin attack

by Geir Moulson Associated Press, and Colleen Barry Associated PressDecember 28, 2016

A thermical blanket covers a body moments after a shootout between police and a man near a train station in Milan's Sesto San Giovanni neighborhood, Italy, early Friday, Dec. 23, 2016. Italy's interior minister Marco Minniti says the man killed in an early-hours shootout in Milan is "without a shadow of doubt" the Berlin Christmas market attacker Anis Amri. (AP Photo/Daniele Bennati)

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Attack suspect slain in shootout with Italian police

by Colleen Barry Associated Press, and Frank Jordans Associated PressDecember 23, 2016