Trump hints at ‘quick’ exit from Iran but US could return for ‘spot hits’
President claims ‘new regime’ has asked for ceasefire, a claim denied by Tehran, as fighting continues in Lebanon
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With Trump in the gallery, US supreme court sceptical on restricting birthright citizenship
Policy of president, who left midway through proceedings, is considered crucial to hard-line immigration approach
Apple at 50: Hits and misses of a tech giant that rose from humble beginnings
Company founded by Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak and Ronald Wayne has had a huge impact on how we relate to consumer technology
Trump claims to have achieved Iran war aims. Has he?
US president’s objectives have shifted since the war began
Countdown to Artemis II lift-off: Why are humans returning to the moon?
Why is the first crewed journey into deep space since 1972 important and why is Nasa going back now?
Artemis II launch: Crowds gather for glimpse of historic Nasa moon mission
First time since the Apollo 17 mission of 1972 that humans will have left lower Earth orbit
Donald Trump denounces European states restricting US access to airspace due to Iran war
‘No evidence’ that US aircraft flying to conflict are refuelling at Shannon Airport, says Taoiseach
Tiger Woods pleads not guilty to driving under the influence after Florida car crash
Golfer told authorities he was looking down at his phone at time of incident
‘Go get your own oil’, Trump tells European allies as war against Iran continues
Iranian Revolutionary Guards pledge to target US companies in region; Israel to demolish homes in Lebanon
American journalist Shelly Kittleson kidnapped in Baghdad, police officials say
US freelancer based in Rome, has covered several wars in the region, was seized by four men and taken in a vehicle
US judge temporarily halts Trump’s $400m White House ballroom project
Non-profit organisation brought lawsuit alleging president exceeded his authority in demolition of building’s East Wing
Government needs to keep some ‘firepower’ in reserve during energy crisis, says Taoiseach
Shannon Airport ‘is not used as a base for the Middle East war’ by the US, says Micheál Martin
German chancellor’s stand on Iran war puts Berlin at odds with Trump
Merz’s caution over Middle East deployment reopens old rifts with US and hands fresh ammunition to Germany’s populist right
IMF warns Iran conflict will lead to higher prices as Trump makes new threat
US president threatens to ‘obliterate’ Iran’s energy grid if ceasefire not reached ‘shortly’
Dublin man (97) made at least six wills regarding estate valued at more than €800,000
High Court makes orders on proper approach to dealing with Patrick Joseph Quinn’s US investment shares
Stalled, strained and losing faith: Germany grapples with decline fears
After years of warning signs, Germany’s weaknesses are now converging into a full‑scale economic reckoning. Can it change direction?
National Concert Hall embroiled in row over Alan Shatter fundraiser for Israeli charity
Event set to proceed, but only after NCH board talks and discussions with Irish diplomats and the Department of Culture
Iran war: Regional powers hold talks in Pakistan as Unifil peacekeeper dies
Neither Iranian nor US diplomats present – an indication of divide remaining between opposing sides
Who are the Houthis and what is the significance of their entry into the Iran conflict?
Houthis potentially pose a serious threat against Israel, its allies and international community if they disrupt shipping through Suez Canal
He lambasted Ireland in the New York Times for locking up children. Now he may be sainted
What would Edward Flanagan say about a wealthy Ireland where children in care are put in unregulated emergency placements?
Clive Myrie: ‘The best journalists are the ones who behave like human beings’
The BBC news anchor and Mastermind host films the quiz show in Belfast and is a regular visitor to Ireland
Searows: ‘Finding out Gracie Abrams was a fan gave me impostor syndrome’
Gender isn’t a defining force in Alec Duckart’s music; it’s part of who he is, not something he thinks about every time he picks up a guitar
The unmasking of ‘America’s Dad’: How Bill Cosby’s crimes are still catching up with him
Worldview: A tortuous trail of civil and criminal actions, dubious agreements, evasions and appeals this week led to a $59.25 million award
Tana French: ‘In Ireland, things are coded. You don’t necessarily have the code when you arrive’
The Keeper, the US-born crime writer’s third Cal Hooper novel, allows her to further dissect Irish culture from an interloper’s perspective
Photo essay: Irish contemporary photography showcased in Miami exhibition
Talamh brings together works by eight Irish artists who are part of the Island Photographers group
The Irish working for US firms: ‘Friday 4.30pm and somebody is trying to kick off a project’
US firms employ more than 245,000 people here but working for one entails straddling time zones and negotiating different attitudes to work-life balance
Trump Doonbeg private cottage jumps in value as club declares record membership
Speculation has mounted about the possibility US president could show up for Irish Open at Co Clare course
Government cannot shield every industry from rising fuel costs, Taoiseach says
Package already announced ‘probably the largest in Europe’, Micheál Martin says
Who is the latest Iranian commander targeted by Israel?
Israel said it killed the naval commander, Alireza Tangsiri, in an airstrike on Thursday morning
Q&A: It’s been a bad week for social media. What happens now?
A US jury has found Meta and YouTube liable for harm caused by the design of their products
How many missiles does Iran have left?
Iran has maintained large and dispersed stockpiles of weapons for scenarios exactly like this, say experts
Blaming Israel for US war on Iran lets Trump off the hook for reckless decision
Trump’s decision to go to war against Iran is fulfilment of an ambition cherished for decades in both parties on Capitol Hill
Iran rejects US peace plan, offers its own conditions to end war
Tehran determined to continue defending itself and will deliver ‘severe blows’ until demands are met, official says
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