The New Yorker at 100: this eclectic magazine is a lucky bag of intellect
New Yorker comes with its fabulous cargo of reportage, fiction, memoir, graphic art, poetry and some eclectic pieces that defy categorisation
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Meet Romulus and Remus, first of their kind for 10,000 years. Sort of
The spurious idea of 'de-extinction' offers us the illusion of undoing one of the great catastrophes of our own era
‘Bureaucratic cruelty’: 9/11 responders and survivors shaken by US health cuts
World Trade Center healthcare scheme for people affected by terrorist attacks is in turmoil over Trump officials’ overhaul
New York helicopter crash: Siemens executive, wife and three children identified as victims
The helicopter broke apart mid-air and crashed upside down into the Hudson River
Six dead as helicopter crashes into Hudson river in New York
Spanish tourists and pilot died in incident, US media reports
Trump must face defamation lawsuit from Central Park Five defendants
Judge says men presented enough evidence to pursue case for damages
Theodore McCarrick, disgraced cardinal defrocked over sexual abuse, dies at 94
Former Vatican troubleshooter and archbishop of Washington was expelled from priesthood by Pope Francis
‘The prices are already high for Irish goods here’: Irish-Americans brace themselves for tariffs’ impact
Taste of home set to get more expensive for shoppers in New York and Boston
Emma Donoghue: ‘In Ireland we start with the slagging. That is something I really treasure’
The writer discusses her first musical, being ‘a particularly bad extra’ and how Ireland, New York, Paris and Canada have influenced her
Andrew Scott: ‘It’s a potentially scary thing to think that you might live up to your potential’
Scott is starring solo in New York in a production of Chekhov’s melancholy comedy Uncle Vanya, with the action relocated to rural Ireland
A New Yorker in Antrim: ‘There have been frissons of suspicion but there is a strong sense of community’
Author and journalist Rosie Schaap found solace and community in the Glens of Antrim after the death of her first husband
George Clooney’s Good Night, and Good Luck: The Broadway audience gasps at Musk’s ‘Nazi salute’
New York Letter: The actor was called a traitor 20 years ago for condemning George W Bush. Today, the problem is worse
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
New York’s solemn St Patrick’s Day traditions a reminder of the old order in a turbulent new world
Mass and marching in the morning: a hard business warning from the Tánaiste in the afternoon
St Patrick: 13 facts you need to know about Ireland’s patron saint
What do we really know about our national apostle and what is merely myth?
‘Longing for the old sod’: The New York St Patrick’s Day parade, 1995, in pictures
The older people looked serious and earnest, or maybe they were sad
Philosopher Richard Kearney and healthcare pioneer Michael Dowling awarded St Patrick’s Day Medals
Taoiseach pays tribute to ‘exceptional work being carried out by the Irish research diaspora across the US’
Paul Mescal in a Streetcar Named Desire: Known for portrayals of hurting hunks, he is ferocious as Stanley Kowalski
In this revival of Tennessee Williams’s story, Mescal’s half-despised, half-beloved brute has but one decent emotion
Ernest Cole: Lost and Found – Moving portrait of an exiled apartheid photographer
This documentary relocates its subject at the nexus of ANC truth-and-reconciliation hearings, Jim Crow laws and New York street life
How Donald Trump ripped up US climate action plans
At a Time of Climate Crisis: The US president has been making false and misleading claims on wind energy for nearly a decade
Des Bishop preaches to the faithful in show packed with family, relationships and Catholic karaoke
Irish-American comedian’s latest set lacks a strong theme, providing more of a status update on his life
‘Last time I tried to park a car in Dublin, I couldn’t get over it’
Wild Geese: Progression with BNY and frequent travelling to the US led Alan Flanagan and his family to move to New Jersey in 2016
Wild West Village by Lola Kirke: Frank, often darkly comedic accounts of celebrity-adjacent family antics
Memoir reflects on actress and country singer’s unconventional upbringing in New York
Eric Adams, the New York mayor at the heart of Donald Trump’s attempt to reshape US justice department
Prosecutors and New York City staff resign as Washington intervenes in long-running corruption scandal
Lawyers resign rather than bend before Trump
Eric Adams was indicted in September on charges of bribery, fraud, soliciting illegal foreign campaign contributions and conspiracy
‘That was a Beatles scream!’ – inside Paul McCartney’s surprise tiny New York show
Just 575 people got to see the pop-up show on in the Bowery Ballroom, with tickets disappearing immediately
Irv Gotti, Murder Inc founder and hip-hop legend, dies aged 54
Record company started the careers of successful acts including Ashanti and Ja Rule
‘Conflict, religion and poetry are the three energies that I hold together, and they’re all about language’
The man behind the immensely popular Poetry Unbound podcast discusses the two books he’s publishing this year, early objections to Patrick Kavanagh, and the vitalness of surprise
Slow Train Coming by Todd Almond: The inside story of Bob Dylan and Conor McPherson’s stage collaboration
American production of a play with music, Girl from the North Country, was more fraught than most
‘Deeply unsettling for everyone’: Fears among undocumented Irish under Trump administration
President is threatening to ramp up arrests and deportations of those who are in the US illegally
The ‘other Americans’: 20 books that celebrate US literature’s rich diversity
From John O’Hara to Claire Jiménez, via Nabokov and Maya Angelou, these works showcase cultural cross-over in American writing
Confessions by Catherine Airey: A remarkably confident, complex and nuanced debut novel
This multigenerational, transatlantic family saga starts with 9/11 and swerves back in time to Donegal in the 1970s
The man gave every indication of being dead just seconds before he revived to defend himself
To recognise myself in the man crawling through Temple Bar with bitterness in his heart – that is a hard thing to do
Donald Trump becomes first US president in history to be recorded as a convicted felon
Trump was convicted on 34 counts of falsifying records in 'hush money' case
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