Kristin Cabot: ‘I want my kids to know you can make mistakes.. But you don’t have to be threatened to be killed for them’

Ireland is in a highly precarious position as we head into 2026, on the faultline between our allies in the EU and the US administration and Big Tech

Beijing denounces US senate approval of $10 billion in arms sales to Taiwan

Democrats release dozens of photographs from Epstein estate ahead of deadline for department of justice to release its files

November report was distorted by government shutdown, economists say

Plaques portray an often inaccurate version of history that aligns with the US president’s worldview

Platform that captures and verifies complex data such as allergens, nutrition, provenance, environmental impact and cost from across a customer’s supply chain wins company of the year at Ibec's Technology Ireland Industry Awards

Susie Wiles has spoken to Vanity Fair magazine in a series of 11 interviews that she has since dismissed as a ‘hit piece’

US president hit with blowback for branding cost of living crisis a ‘hoax’ while flaunting expensive White House renovations

Move ratchets up pressure on Caracas amid a US military buildup in the region and the threat of land strikes

Susie Wiles reveals internal divisions over tariffs in Vanity Fair interview

Rob Reiner’s son (32), arrested after the deaths of the director and his wife, estimated he had been in drug treatment 18 times as a teen

US president’s statement blaming acclaimed director’s death on his dislike of him described as ‘disgusting’ and ‘vile’

Republicans accused of demanding their appearance in order to shift focus away from Donald Trump’s ties to sex offender

Two students died and nine suffered injuries in the shooting in university’s engineering building

Criticism of Ireland has spread across the Atlantic with two sharply critical commentaries in the influential Wall Street Journal

Proposed rules would affect people from Ireland travelling to the US on an Esta

One year on, the US president remains neither a peacemaker nor a friend of Europe

Canadian judge Kimberly Prost is unable to use credit cards, transfer money or book everyday services in what she calls an attack on the independence of the judiciary

With a viral campaign launch and a promise to take the fight to the US president, the Texas congresswoman enters a high-stakes race that could reshape the balance of power in Washington