US stealth bombers attack Houthi targets in Yemen
Rare use of B-2 bombers in attack on ‘weapons facilities’ could serve as warning to Iran
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Rare use of B-2 bombers in attack on ‘weapons facilities’ could serve as warning to Iran
‘It is a tight race. It is a margin-of-error race’ but ‘the choice is clear’ – Harris
Republicans have regained traction and the Democrats are worried as US election nears
White House says it is ‘deeply concerned’ by reports of the IDF firing on UN troops
Why is the International Criminal Court taking nearly five months to respond to the request for Netanyahu’s arrest warrant when it took just three weeks to grant one for Putin?
Whether Kamala Harris or Donald Trump wins the presidency in November, Ireland will not be much of a priority
Despite its position as Israel’s closest ally, the US still appears unwilling or unable to exert meaningful pressure for restraint
Taoiseach says ‘Israel will have to be judged on what it does and not what it says’ amid ‘concerning’ loss of civilian life
It’s not hard to suspect that both Binyamin Netanyahu and Vladimir Putin are holding out for a Trump re-election
Taoiseach says he ‘made clear the position of the Irish people’ on Gaza to US president
Florida braces for storm expected to cause once-in-a-century flooding
Karen Catterson Lapierre, who moved from Donegal to Florida 15 years ago, says ‘decision was kind of made for me’ due to work and flat tire
Joe Biden and Simon Harris will meet in the White House on Wednesday against an extraordinary backdrop
Simon Harris was due to attend ceremony marking 100 years of diplomatic relations but meeting will now take place in the Oval Office
The US president had hoped to disentangle from the Middle East. But the turbulence in the region could influence the election and define his legacy
Richard Boyd-Barrett says the money should be spent on building social housing
The BBC correspondent turned award-winning podcaster has published a new book, Strangeland: How Britain Stopped Making Sense
Manisha Singh was under secretary for the economy in the Department of State under Trump and says she would gladly serve again
Ongoing strikes on Beirut’s southern suburb have kept rescue workers from scouring the site of the attack
Ahern claims Trump’s economic policies ‘are a threat to everything built in Ireland in my lifetime’
One Israeli strike cuts off road used by people fleeing the bombardments
Pentagon rejects Kyiv’s complaints over missile supplies and air-defence assistance
Former Tory PM makes claim about US president in new memoir, Unleashed, which also focuses on Brexit tensions over Irish Border
Israel’s incursion into Lebanon is a breach of the UN Charter, says Taoiseach
If the US is drawn into a regional conflict, it will bolster the Republican argument about the weakness of the Biden administration
Roughly 2.7 million customers across the south were without power on Sunday
Over 60 dead and state of emergency declared in six states, where homes have been destroyed and millions are without power
Iran-backed Houthi militants targeted after more than 20 senior Hizbullah figures were killed in Lebanon, says Israel
Long neglected, the Rust Belt state is a keystone in the upcoming US election. How its people vote could determine who will be in the White House
It would be ahistorical to suggest that this arrangement has been without tensions. But the money kept flowing
‘Surge in security assistance’ includes first shipment of precision-guided glide bomb with a range of up to 130km
General election will not take place on November 15th, Harris insists, amid continued speculation
Taoiseach to travel to Washington next month while Fianna Fáil accused of jumping the gun on sports grants
After meeting, the leaders will speak at event marking centenary of bilateral diplomatic relations between Ireland and US
Russian forces advance in east and hit Kharkiv and other cities with deadly air strikes
Kyiv maintains its demand, which has acquired a totemic importance as evidence of how seriously allies take their commitments
The latest apparent Trump assassination attempt was such a non-event there’s a debate raging over whether it even merits a Wikipedia page. But it’s instructive for what it tells us about the United States
EU to lend up to €35 billion to Ukraine as winter of blackouts and Russian air strikes looms
Ireland's age of innocence as a global love object is over
In the US election campaign now, there is nothing but accusation and counteraccusation and a complete breakdown of anything approaching mutual respect
Ukrainian officials say they have nothing to do with Ryan Wesley Routh and accused Moscow of using link for propaganda purposes
US secret service says agents spotted rifle barrel in bushes of West Palm Beach golf club before opening fire
Kyiv’s troops suffering high losses because western arms arriving too slowly to equip armed forces properly, says Zelenskiy
Russia and Ukraine exchange 206 prisoners in deal brokered by United Arab Emirates
The issue is coming to a head on Friday with the first visit to Washington DC by new UK prime minister Keir Starmer
Permission from US and Britain for Kyiv to hit targets deeper inside Russia expected to spark closer Moscow link with Iran and North Korea, not conflict with Nato
Margins promise to be tight this November. It is too close to call
On the anniversary of the September 11th attacks, firefighters gave the former president a warm welcome. But across the street, New Yorkers were icy
Former US president unenthusiastic about rematch with current vice-president in wake of performance which helped create sharper portrait of his rival in the elections
Blinken and Lammy hail country’s ‘bravery’ in fighting off invasion by Moscow’s forces but would not be drawn on missile usage
Minor things got under skin of former president, who was reduced to a pitiful, angry figure over 90 minutes
As polls tighten, vice president and Donald Trump will come face to face for the first time in their campaigns for White House
Since 1968, the eastern state has returned just two Democratic presidents: Jimmy Carter and Barack Obama. This year, the party believes it can turn the state blue again
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices