Francesca Trianni

is a video producer, with a focus on world and breaking news.

Motran captures the view from her apartment in Beirut.

'It Smells Like Despair.' A Diary of Life Inside Beirut After a Deadly Explosion

Aug. 4's blast killed more than 200 people in Beirut and left 300,000 homel...

Aug. 4's blast killed more than 200 people in Beirut and left 300,000 homeless

I saw Datelle Straub, Avery Lewis, and Titan Harness-Reed pull up to the street protests wearing their bright red 2020 graduation caps and gowns from Patrick Henry High School. Datelle saw the police advancing on the group and raised his diploma in the air. “Because of COVID we couldn’t walk the stage, so we decided to put our robes on to show that there is black excellence in our community. And we walked the streets as our stage and protested,” Straub said. When he saw police approaching, he lifted his diploma. “As we were walking, cops jumped out of a van and aimed their guns at me and my friends. And put a red dot on our chests. It’s just frustrating that they are OK with killing the future.”

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Protests Instead of Graduation, the Class of 2020 'Walk the Stage of the Streets'

Across the country, young activists take different approaches in the name o...

Across the country, young activists take different approaches in the name of justice for George Floyd

ROME, ITALY - MAY 09: People wearing the protective mask enjoy the Terrazza del Pincio in the Villa Borghese park during the so called phase two of measures to tackle the Coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic, on May 9, 2020 in Rome, Italy. Italy was the first country to impose a nationwide lockdown to stem the transmission of the Coronavirus (Covid-19), and its restaurants, theaters and many other businesses remain closed. (Photo by Antonio Masiello/Getty Images)

From Gelaterias to Beach Resorts, This Is How Italy Is Getting Ready to Reopen After Coronavirus Lockdown

This May, I was supposed to travel to Italy, where I grew up, for the weddi...

This May, I was supposed to travel to Italy, where I grew up, for the wedding of a close friend. It became clear that wouldn't happen once Italy became the first European country to impose...

People stand in long lines waiting to enter at the Esselunga supermarket in San Donato, in the outskirts of Milan, Italy, on April 11, 2020.

'I'm Terrified.' Inside a Hospital Preparing for Italy to Reopen

'I can't help but worry'

This Couple Was Planning Their Wedding in Italy. Now They're Fighting Coronavirus on the Frontline—Together

Roberto Tonelli was busy planning his September wedding, when the coronavir...

Roberto Tonelli was busy planning his September wedding, when the coronavirus pandemic hit his town of Modena, in Northern Italy. Soon, he and his fiancé, Ivana Castaniere, were discussing ventilation parameters instead of flower arrangements....

A graduating student's cap declares their future intentions during commencement exercises at City College where First lady Michelle Obama delivered the commencement speech after being presented with an honorary doctorate of humane letters at City College on June 3, 2016 in New York City.

Why Colleges Need to Totally Rethink How They Treat Working Students

According to an NYU professor

Chasten Glezman and Mayor Pete Buttigieg on the front steps of their home in South Bend, Ind.

Watch: At Home with Mayor Pete Buttigieg and His Husband, Chasten

Read more about Pete Buttigieg’s presidential campaign in TIME's cover stor...

Read more about Pete Buttigieg’s presidential campaign in TIME's cover story