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
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Trump administration freezes billions of dollars in future grants to Harvard
President has targeted college over allegations of anti-Semitism on campus during pro-Palestinian protests
Trump administration to offer $1,000 to migrants to ‘self-deport from US
Trump administration has deported 152,000 people since January 20th, according to department of homeland security
What do WhatsApp and Signal tell us about the future of media?
Individualised experiences are supplanting the traditional mass media approach
Rwanda in talks to receive migrants deported from US, foreign minister says
African country previously had deal with UK to take in deported migrants
Trump orders 100% tariff on foreign-made movies to save ‘dying’ Hollywood
Film and television production has fallen by nearly 40 per cent over the last decade in Los Angeles
A flight to New York for €15. Is this the Trump effect on transatlantic travel?
In March of this year, slightly fewer than 39,000 people normally resident in Ireland travelled to the US, a drop of 27 per cent compared with March 2024
The new White House influencer briefings are a terrible look
These propaganda dissemination sessions are more suited to Pyongyang
Mitsotakis basks in Trump’s praise as Greek exporters fear US tariff ‘butterfly effect’
Greece may be ‘small potatoes’ in trade with US, but Chinese investment there could influence Trump’s thinking
Kilmar Abrego Garcia: The story of the ‘mistakenly deported Maryland man’
El Salvador-born construction worker has become the face of US president Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown
Ukraine says no to Russian call for three-day ceasefire to cover Moscow’s commemoration of end of second World War
Zelenskiy says Russia’s proposal is ‘theatrical show’ that does not help peace talks
Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs trial to delve into the seediest side of rap’s ‘bad boy’
Manhattan prosecutors will cast the entertainer as a criminal sexual deviant who exploited his fame to abuse women
Donald Trump claim of top US role in second World War ‘pretentious nonsense’ - Dmitry Medvedev
US president posted on Truth Social that ‘nobody was close to’ US in strength, bravery, or ‘military brilliance’ in both world wars
Dozens injured in Kharkiv, five in Novorossiysk as Ukraine and Russia trade drone attacks
Latest wave of attacks comes after US and Ukraine signed agreement granting American access to Ukraine’s mineral resources
Nuclear threat is more real than at any time since second World War
Worldview: Nuclear non-proliferation is moving rapidly backwards. Frank Aiken’s vision and diplomacy are once more desperately needed
‘My sister is ill in Ireland, but we are suspending our travel plans’: Irish in US voice fear over border arrests
Woman living in Indiana with husband and children also reconsidering annual trip to Ireland following detentions of immigrants
Kamala Harris’s speech of condemnation and Trump’s of braggadocio underscore where US is at after first 100 days
One speech of condemnation and another full of braggadocio underscore where US is at after president’s first 100 days
The Gatsby Gambit: Spin-off whodunit is a marketer’s dream and a literary reader’s nightmare
Claire Anderson-Wheeler’s novel features characters from F Scott Fitzgerald classic, with Jay Gatsby’s 21-year-old sister Greta serving as narrator
US jobs data shows strong growth despite tariffs, Trump layoffs
Figures indicate labour market strength despite Trump administration’s deep cuts to US government workforce
Mark Carney’s win shows the appeal of a politician who rejects the woke agenda
The Canadian’s victory has lessons for mainstream politicians across the democratic world
Mandatory alcohol warning labels could be reconsidered due to tariff impact on industry - Harris
Timeline ‘under consideration’ with eye on US tax impact on drinks industry
Ireland ‘out of step’ with United States on Israel, US ambassador nominee is told
Edward Walsh, who is Trump’s pick to be envoy to Dublin, pledges to build on relations between America and Ireland
Donald Trump’s bombing campaign against Houthis tests his vow to ‘stop wars’
The US is conducting its largest bombardment since the war on Isis – without a clear endgame
Donald Trump sacks national security adviser Mike Waltz over ‘Signalgate’
Waltz had accidentally added Atlantic magazine editor to Signal group discussing attacks in Yemen
Sixteen EU states seeking budget exemption so they can boost defence spending
Germany and Poland among those seeking leeway on bloc’s rules limiting deficits
What are Ukraine’s critical minerals and what do we know about the US deal?
About 40 per cent of Ukraine’s metal resources are under Russian occupation
Europe would be foolish to capitulate to US demands to pull away from China
Trump’s might-is-right philosophy is disrupting the world according to his own nightmare vision, while China has become a stabilising force in international relations
US-Ukraine minerals deal hits last-minute hurdle
Agreement in doubt as Ukrainian first deputy prime minister Yulia Svyrydenko flies to Washington
US economy contracts as Trump tariffs prompt import surge
Annualised first-quarter figure comes below expectations and contrasts with previous growth
‘Victory of faith’, Vietnamese celebrate 50 years since end of Vietnam War
Vietnam War ended on April 30th, 1975, when Saigon fell
Russia destroys 34 Ukrainian drones, says defence ministry
Trump says he thinks Putin wants peace in Ukraine despite recent attacks
Donald Trump marks first 100 days in power with speech designed to leave fact-checkers with migraine
US president tells country to ignore the doubters and negative polls
Trump signs executive order requiring list of sanctuary cities and states
Second order aims to ‘strengthen and unleash’ law enforcement to pursue ‘criminals’, White House says
Donald Trump’s approval rating in the US is way down, and no one knows what he’s going to do next
As he reaches the 100th day of his second term, President Trump can point to few policy successes
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