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Business owners are watching the impasse in Congress with a familiar sense of dread

Martin Wall: Joe Biden has warned of threats to food safety, cancer research and children’s programmes if Congress is not able to pass the country’s budget by next week

In a controversial court move, the owners of Purdue Pharma will be shielded from future civil legal actions

Politicians on right and left will be unhappy with some of the terms in Biden and McCarthy’s proposed accord

New York Republican facing calls to quit, but with slim majority for GOP in House of Representatives, his vote is vital in the chamber

President seemed to draw energy from heckling by some Republicans in his State of the Union address to US Congress

US president calls on Republicans to help him ‘finish the job’

Many of the New Yorker’s pronouncements have proven to be false, including his CV and claims his family fled the Holocaust

US Democratic president promises to sign a law to codify abortion rights in January if Democrats triumph in November elections

China fired ballistic missiles around the island after US House speaker’s Nancy Pelosi’s trip earlier this week

January 6th committee’s latest hearings to take place on Tuesday and Thursday

Evidence chips away at defence that he was expressing well-founded views on election fraud

Committee will address whether there was an orchestrated attempt to frustrate the transfer of power following the election

Democrats and Republican candidates for November midterms to be determined in seven states

Inside Politics: Dutch prime minister and senior US democrat arrive in Ireland

Visiting group led by US Democrat Richard Neal emphasises importance of Belfast pact

Analysis shows how deeply rooted misinformation about Trump’s defeat have become in state assembly

Concerns being swept ‘under the rug’ first open hearing on subject in 50 years told

Killing of 10 at New York supermarket being treated as racially motivated hate crime

UK government has been lobbying intensively in Washington with little to show for it

The White House said it recognised there had been ‘challenges’ over its implementation

US on verge of sending envoy to Northern Ireland, letter to UK foreign secretary suggests

Victory for Marcos would mark political rehabilitation of family that ran notorious dictatorship

Economist Gernot Wagner on a radical solution that’s no longer science fiction

Ms Harris has not been in close contact with president Joe Biden due to travel schedules

Recordings leaked of Kevin McCarthy’s calls with other politicians about Capitol riots

America Letter: Healthcare is divisive in the US, but Obamacare has grown in popularity

Records show no details of who Trump spoke to at key period during January 6th attack

‘The story is actually spectacular behind the band,’ Star Wars producer says

Ex-president of US says Alabama candidate went ‘woke’ in comments about false claims

Congressional leader warns that if the NI border “hardened”, there would be no US-UK trade deal

Hope is for return to travel and engagement that existed prior to coronavirus pandemic

America Letter: As cases threaten to rise, release of funds falls prey to partisan politics

US house speaker Nancy Pelosi read his verse about the Ukraine war on St Patrick’s Day

Taoiseach travelled to Paris and London before St Patrick’s Day visit to White House

Democrat and Republican politicians put forward Bill to revive E3 visa scheme

Richard Neal awarded honorary degree by Dublin City University

Martin will also thank the president for his ‘steadfast’ support for Belfast Agreement

‘Leaders will reaffirm close partnership’ on St Patrick’s Day, says White House

Ireland still punches above its weight on Capitol Hill, but the fight is becoming harder