Rap singer Macklemore says he has been removed from tour with Ed Sheeran after Gaza comment
Kneecap back US musician for voicing support for Palestinians and raising their plight
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Donald Trump says attempts to limit artificial intelligence are part of ‘sick conspiracy’
US president says he is only ‘guardrail’ needed to control AI despite growing alarm over the technology
Global stocks fall amid surge in oil prices and rising government bond yields
Technology stocks under pressure as leaders of top AI companies push for slower pace of development
Donald Trump’s successful Irish visit highlights benefits of being his friend
US president’s brief tour resulted in win on whiskey tariffs and put life into debate on unity
Irish unity rather than protests the focus of US coverage of Trump visit
Unsurprisingly, there was huge interest stateside in the 47th US president’s brief visit to Ireland
Ireland ‘seriously considering’ importing fracked US gas for LNG reserve in Clare
New Mexico petroleum body says talks centred on creating a ‘long-term supply relationship’; Ireland previously banned importation of fracked gas
In pictures: Donald Trump’s visit to Ireland
The US president met the Taoiseach and President Connolly before attending the Irish Open
‘US business people buy properties in Ireland because they love everything about it’
Westmeath-born, Palm Beach-based Desmond Keogh, president of the Irish Georgian Society in the US, owns Oakley Park House in Co Meath
Two Galway activists appear in court on public-order charges over Trump Doonbeg
Emma O’Grady (41) and Áine Ní Thréinir (35) allegedly shouted anti-war slogans on green as US president was preparing to land
The five-decade love story of a forgotten Irish literary power couple
Padraic Colum’s death made front-page news in the New York Times in 1972, while F Scott Fitzgerald and Ernest Hemingway feared his wife Mary’s rapier wit
Gloria Steinem: The face of the women’s movement was an unlikely revolutionary
Steinem’s own feminist awakening didn’t come until her mid-30s
We need leaders with the courage of a Kennedy or a de Gaulle
Contrast their bravery with the behaviour of the Irish Government, which has refused visas to 97 Palestinian students, makes excuses about Aughinish and will today welcome a convicted felon
What is the acceptable price, in people and in land, of producing food?
Kentucky farmer and author Wendell Berry spent six decades arguing that agriculture is an act of stewardship, community and care
Yemen’s Houthis reach strategic island at mouth of vital shipping lane
Iran-backed Houthi militia also take mainland Red Sea coastal town of Dhubab
Q&A: Price of diesel creeping north of €2 but home heating oil costs a more serious problem
The current prices do not take into account the temporary tax cuts that apply to both petrol and diesel
‘No tolerance’ for public disorder during Trump visit – Garda Commissioner
Justin Kelly says Trump visit will be one of the biggest policing operations in ‘history of the State’
‘He’s keeping our village alive’: Doonbeg residents prepare to host Donald Trump
Residents point to jobs, tourism and investment as west Clare village hosts Irish Open and awaits US president
9/11: Could its disastrous legacy have been avoided?
In the News podcast: Even as 9/11 fades from living memory, we are still living in a 9/11 world
World Trade Center attack 25 years on; and Gerry Hutch’s son charged following extradition
EU foreign policy chief tells The Irish Times stronger action against Israeli settlements could be warranted
My funny Irish-American mother would be appalled by the things done in her name since 9/11
A post on Facebook informed me the 9/11 families were petitioning to prevent my mayor, Zohran Mamdani, from attending the 25th anniversary commemorative event. I hate this time of year
9/11 anniversary: Fr Mychal Judge to be remembered in father’s home village in Leitrim
Franciscan friar recognised as first fatality of terrorist attacks 25 years ago on New York’s Twin Towers
The firefighters of 9/11: They were eating breakfast when the call came. ‘They all left’
New York firefighters still honour fallen colleagues who stayed on duty once the call came to the World Trade Center
The Brexit lesson guiding Mark Carney’s response to Trump’s tariffs
Canadian leader’s role at Bank of England during Brexit vote gives him a key insight as trade war with US escalates
Houthis seize crucial Yemeni port as fighting with Saudi forces escalates
Capture of Mocha is boost to Iran as oil prices rise to $105 a barrel and Houthi forces advance on Bab el-Mandeb Strait
The $5,000 question: can Trump really deliver his election cash pledge?
US president’s promise of ‘dividend’ raises legal, political and economic questions, with the plan likely to cost more than $1 trillion
Jim O’Callaghan can look to UK to see if making life hard for immigrants helps integration
Same political parties who once let wealthy buy Irish residency now want tighter rules for others who live here
Lawyers urge Government to tell Trump Ireland opposes his ‘illegal war policies’
US president risks causing ‘global catastrophe’, warns lawyers’ group
‘People just want safety’: Migrants feel ‘targeted’ by Irish citizenship reforms
Immigrants label Jim O’Callaghan’s proposed changes, including an eight-year wait before applying, as ‘performative’ and a ‘distraction’
‘The city covered it up’: New York grapples with 9/11’s toxic air legacy
Mayor says survivors and families were failed as newly released documents shed fresh light on the toxic legacy of the attacks
An obscene national exercise: Ireland tries to assuage Donald Trump’s toddler volatility
When vengeance and gold are the objectives of the world’s most powerful man, nothing and no one is safe or sacred
Apple’s iPhone set for biggest overhaul in years
Tech giant faces first product launch since Tim Cook stepped down as chief executive
What problem is Jim O’Callaghan trying to solve with new hurdles to citizenship?
Proposed changes smack of an attempt to pander to populist agitation
Ex-60 Minutes head says dismissed journalists had ‘refused to be accomplices’ in show’s destruction
Guy Campanile says facts ‘increasingly treated as items in a buffet, chosen depending on specific appetite and ideological tastes’
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