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Charlie Kirk: White House plans broad crackdown on liberal groups
Officials used Kirk’s podcast, guest-hosted by vice president JD Vance, to lay out their plans
Donald Trump has failed in a last-ditch effort to remove Lisa Cook from the Federal Reserve
Court ruling comes as Senate confirms president’s pick for US central bank’s board
Google to invest £5bn to boost AI development in UK
Spending will cover DeepMind and AI research related to science and healthcare
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‘Gaza is burning,’ says Israel’s defence minister, after heavy strikes overnight
US secretary of state Marco Rubio suggests Israel’s new offensive targeting Gaza City has begun
Jair Bolsonaro’s conviction: Will the disgraced former president of Brazil really do time?
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Ambitious, immigrant graduates are our secret weapon
Three immigrant graduates talk about their experiences of coming to Ireland – and the possibility of running for president
Naloxone: Why is this life-saving medication for suspected opioid overdoses not available over the counter?
Despite the narcotics problem in the Republic, could our society’s prejudice against drug users be costing lives?
A place to park up: why rural pubs are welcoming camper vans for overnight stays
Motor homes are becoming increasingly popular, but there are too few camp sites for them
Irish boxers return from World Championships with medals in tow
Ireland’s newest World Champion Aoife O’Rourke has sights set on LA ‘end goal’
Soldier F trial: Shooting of civilians on Bloody Sunday was unjustified, court hears
Non-jury case opens in Belfast, with former member of Parachute Regiment charged with murder
‘Gotcha’ claims about Heather Humphreys’ husband have no place in modern Ireland
Why should the Humphreys family apologise for their historical connections with the Orange tradition?
Want to see an end to high electricity prices? This is what we need to do
Prices remain high because we are still burning so much gas. The cheapest way to end that is to deliver the onshore and offshore wind that is ready to be built
Council told Department of Transport about ‘frustrations’ at planning tensions with DAA
State-owned airport company has asked local authority to raise 32m passenger cap at Dublin
Scottie Scheffler cashing in on form ahead of Ryder Cup
Jon Rahm keeping the faith for trip to Bethpage
Ireland have cause to feel aggrieved, but a quarter-final exit represents a fair World Cup return
Post-match bans for two France players raise questions of what could have been for Ireland
The really nauseating thing about the Ryder Cup is how seamlessly it will all happen
Imagine the war cabinet that would have been assembled if paediatric spinal surgery was a global spectator sport
Sarah Healy poised for thrilling 1,500m World Championships showdown after final reprieve
Sharlene Mawdsley goes in the 400m semi-finals
Want to see an end to high electricity prices? This is what we need to do
Prices remain high because we are still burning so much gas. The cheapest way to end that is to deliver the onshore and offshore wind that is ready to be built
The pressure to get a smartphone for my teen daughter was immense. We found a compromise
Parents face a dilemma: do they avoid giving kids any devices or just give in and wing it?
‘You’re going to be wealthier’: How Irish mum-of-three mastered her bills with ‘sinking funds’
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‘Dublin has a really good energy. It’s easy to have a nice night out and chat with people’
Kuba Shand-Baptiste moved to Ireland the day before the Dublin riots in 2023, and and was shocked by her initial experiences
EV Q&A: Is an electric car more likely to make me carsick?
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Is this Greek island as idyllic as Gerald Durrell portrayed? Not everyone thinks so
Life was monochrome before he came to Corfu, the zoologist and writer says
Have we finally reached peak CAO points pressure?
A host of high-points courses such as dentistry, veterinary and pharmacy are set to be expanded
American media in all its forms is shifting perceptibly rightward
Charlie Kirk’s death sparked heated accusations and arguments across ideological divide
A deal between Trump and Xi would be in both their interests
Prolonged trade war would damage both economies
Novo versus Lilly spotlights wider Europe-US corporate divide
US firms usually look leaner than their European counterparts when judged by revenue per employee
Trauma made me stronger, but it also made me an overgiver - which can be toxic too
I’ve gone through my life believing my value is directly tied to what I can do for others and what they think of me
Hybrid work: ‘We get the buzz of being together but without the pressure of five days in’
New graduates have the prospect of a more balanced working life than their predecessors
We are selling our home – do we need to switch our security cameras off when people are viewing?
Estate agent has said potential buyers may need to be informed their presence is being recorded
Why is Kenny Jacobs in the DAA departure lounge so early into his contract?
Chief executive’s rift with board of state-owned airport company spilt into the open last week
DAA’s board has got itself in a right twist
If Jacobs is not the right man for the job now, it is likely he never was so why was he appointed in the first place
What will €575,000 buy in Clare and Dublin 2?
Two homes, one price: A renovated schoolhouse by the sea or a two-bed Grand Canal Dock apartment
Your local credit union needs you! How to become a volunteer
New Central Bank rules will see many credit union stalwarts forced to stand down next year, and volunteers will be needed to replace them
Give up to €3,000 to anyone, any year, with no tax implications now or in the future
Small gift exemption is a very useful tax relief for people trying to help out friends or family members
Almost half of people in Ireland fear they won’t be able to pay their bills – survey
Research finds a country being pulled in different directions and in need of leadership on key issues
Trump sending troops in to Memphis, with Chicago ‘probably next’
US president has approved setup of ‘safe task force’ in Democrat-run city
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