Some people have lived in the US for 40 years, own their homes and pay taxes, but these are uncertain times

A supreme court ruling has raised the prospect of a ‘redistricting arms race’ with significant racial gerrymandering

Pressure on the UK prime minister is set to rise this week

We have a political economy in which the only currency is the decibel

An old colleague approached Kimberly Osborne, an American then living in Germany, and asked her to help with a Kennedy Summer School in New Ross. She now lives in Blackrock

Iran said ‘any foreign military force, especially the aggressive US military’ will be targeted if it approaches the Strait

Micheál Martin says further cost-of-living measures coming in next budget

Decision to host eighth European Political Community meeting in Yerevan a notable statement and red rag to Moscow

European powers prepared to help clear Strait of Hormuz of mines in ‘next phase’ of conflict, Mark Rutte says

Week ahead packed with earnings and economic data

It is unclear why Giuliani (81) is in hospital or how long he has been there

The US elections are still six months off, and some within the party say there is still time to right the ship

Government must consider response to potential protests during EU presidency, Neale Richmond says

Bulletins are dominated by the US president’s latest whim or micro-thought

Fear US will withdraw weapons faster than Europe can develop alternatives

Former president says it ‘wouldn’t have been on my agenda’ to meet Donald Trump at Doonbeg

In a country rife with No Kings protests, Charles was a tonic, presenting himself with elegance, intelligence and wit

Tehran has shown a willingness to open Strait of Hormuz, but its nuclear ambitions are more complicated

The author returns with a new character, a despairing history teacher Artie Dam, in The Things We Never Say, overshadowed by Trump

Inflation, migration barriers and distance weigh on a family divided between Havana and the United States, as Cuba’s slow drain of people continues