‘I don’t need international law’: Trump lays out a vision of power restrained only by ‘my own morality’
US president makes clear in interview he will be the arbiter of any limits to his authority
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Donald Trump attacked Joe Biden for being too old. Now his critics say the same about him
Trump uses bullying and personal attacks on his enemies - but we should be wary of the impulse to do the same
How Aer Lingus made its way onto pages of New York Times for the wrong reasons
Customer, wrongly denied boarding on flight to Dublin, was then ignored for almost three months, reports New York Times
Murder, scandal and greyhounds: 21 great podcasts to get stuck into
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Irishwoman’s US restaurant named one of the best restaurants of 2025 by the New York Times
The Wren in Baltimore has achieved the recognition after being open for just a few months
Nature offers something to celebrate at ‘ecological disaster’ site
Terns continue to flock to Lady’s Island Lake despite damage from algal bloom
Anatomy of a photograph: Gaza, starvation and the battle for truth
The power of a picture operates on different levels
Attention, men: Books are sexy, but staring into a phone is not
Men are reading less these days, proving that what is rare is wonderful
Israel increasingly isolated as more countries sign up to recognise Palestine
Even allies such as Germany are moving towards recognition in light of worsening humanitarian crisis in Gaza
New York Times and ‘Germany’s Wordle’ owner seek to reschedule UK trademark hearing on Wordle
Hearing is part of dispute between NYT and Hamburg-based puzzle maker over trademark rights to the name Wordle
Why is Irish media so reticent about covering gender issues?
Gender issues are a hugely important story in Ireland today, and deserves coverage to match
Irish journalists win Pulitzer Prize for coverage of Sudan civil war
Declan Walsh, a journalist originally from Co Mayo, and Co Cork born photographer Ivor Prickett among award winning team
It took about 40 seconds for US immigration officers to lift the Turkish student off the streets of Boston
She is one of at least 300 students whose visas were revoked, but we only know of her story because it was recorded
The Slow Road North by Rosie Schaap: A beautiful, unsparing memoir about grief
Schaap was 39 when her husband, Frank, died on Valentine’s Day
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Common Ground
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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