Wild Geese: Laurence MacDonald, New York

The 35-year-old Waterford writer on writing, life in New York and America under Donald Trump

Marcin Pieciak sent to prison over the killing of Longford woman Sarah McNally in an attack at bar in Queens in March 2024

Dublin’s top shopping street retains 2024 ranking with strong demand from consumers and retailers alike

One price, home and away: A New York condo, renovated cottage in Newmarket-on-Fergus and more

Government shutdown has led to shortage of air traffic controllers, who have not been paid for weeks

Woman of Faces, the singer-songwriter’s new album, is effortlessly beautiful and endlessly surprising. But getting it into the world has been a challenge

Mamdani tapped into people’s desperation for change but now has to convince the business class he is more than a charismatic novice

Northern Ireland professors wrote about Irish emigrant women that ‘history chose to forget’

Democratic Socialist (34) achieves ‘one of the great US political upsets’, as Democrats post governor wins in New Jersey and Virginia

US president alludes to support for Andrew Cuomo but Mamdani maintains lead in latest polls

The one-time aspiring rapper has crafted an ingenious campaign for a manifesto based on universal fairness

Rock guitarist whose ‘Spaceman’ persona matched his otherworldly performances

As the US president trains his sights on New York’s attorney general and federal agents target street vendors on Canal Street, the city has become the stage for a struggle between power and resistance

New York state attorney general pleads not guilty to charges related to property in Norfolk, Virginia

Allen’s flat prose serves as a mechanism to take us from one lengthy dialogue sequence to the next

JP Morgan staff will need use biometric data to enter its New York HQ and others are likely to follow

The director behind documentary Mr Scorsese on her relationship with the giant of cinema, his early sense of being an outsider, and life with the Day-Lewises

O’Connell introduced him as the ‘black O’Connell of the United States’

The Booker Prize-winning novelist Kiran Desai on emigration, her new novel and disappearing into her fiction