US troops invaded Iraq 23 years ago. Now Iraq and Iran are celebrating their departure
US troops invaded Iraq in March 2003 amid the bogus claim that Saddam Hussein had developed weapons of mass destruction
US troops invaded Iraq in March 2003 amid the bogus claim that Saddam Hussein had developed weapons of mass destruction
Special counsel brought criminal cases over alleged attempts to overturn 2020 US presidential election
Coventry was the proverbial destination in a popular metaphor that meant the same thing
Document compromises Danish sovereignty over Greenland and gives Washington a bigger role in deciding what happens on the island
Bond yields worldwide are soaring as creditors are unnerved by inflation and growing public borrowing
J Bruce Ismay was wholly exonerated by official inquiries, but his name is still linked with doomed vessel
Passengers arriving in Amsterdam from Tel Aviv say Dutch customs searched luggage for goods from West Bank settlements
China, the other major player in developing AI, is not opposed to international oversight of the technology within UN framework
Buyers cautious about bidding high for homes, figures show
Companies stall investment as bills rise following US-Iran war
However, the US president says he expects talks with Tehran to resume shortly
Major incident declared at RAF Fairford as bomb squad inspects vehicles and village is evacuated
Tehran says US negotiators have yet to formally respond to its plan to reopen the Strait of Hormuz
Sergey Lavrov says Moscow has regular talks with Trump administration, which describes conflict as ‘Biden’s war, not our war’
Having arrived on a soccer scholarship, Dubliner Tony Reilly built a successful life in Ohio, on the back of an 18-month visa secured with the help of Republican Senator Bob Dole
Of the 5,600 people who became naturalised Irish citizens last week, the biggest cohort were Indians, although at least one couple ‘escaped’ from the US
US president privately sceptical Tehran would meet his demands to dismantle its nuclear programme
Move comes a week after Trump revoked White House access for CNN, MS Now and Politico
Incidents involving US education and commerce departments and SEC took place without company’s knowledge
World’s biggest fast-food chain grappling with changing consumer habits
From tenements to wagon trains, a book comprised of letters sent from the US between 1818 and 1972 illuminates the history of Irish emigration in an intensely personal way
The pope’s French surname, Prevost, was an invention to conceal a birth outside of wedlock
Ruling could disenfranchise eligible voters, critics say
Television networks resume White House coverage as legal battle continues
All support acts withdrew from tour over comments singer made about Gaza
US president’s Big Tech boosterism is alienating once-loyal supporters just weeks ahead of the midterms
Macklemore’s dismissal from Ed Sheeran’s Loop Tour is a sign of how supine the modern music industry has become
US district judge Tim Kelly says president’s ban on three media outlets was likely unconstitutional
Left-wing influencer is being used to frighten voters in advance of November’s midterm elections
There’s plenty of solidarity for the White House press pool, while far more urgent threats to journalists are being ignored
Already pre-signed to Manchester City, the US 16-year-old is an amalgam of talent, self-belief, invention and cockiness
Issues such as the race in AI development and geopolitical instability loom
Wealthy activist Fergie Chambers arrested in Ibiza last July after extradition request
What other actions might he take to disrupt the democratic process?
Donald Trump acts as Vladimir Putin’s puppet for reasons that remain shrouded in secrecy
If Germany tells us anything it is that this is the Irish moment – but how long will it last?
Trump has left open the possibility of meeting Iran’s president Masoud Pezeshkian in New York this week
Cartel founder (69) ordered to leave Dubai within a week deemed ‘much cuter’ than adult sons and associates
Ryan Friesen feels relocating from the American Midwest to Southern California was more of a culture shock than moving to Ireland
Practised detachment allows privilege to maintain itself, unchecked, write Naomi Klein and Astra Taylor
The US, China and Russia have all developed anti-satellite systems, some of them ground based but others operating in orbit
It is a choice by people in power, who take a ‘delay, deny, wait ’til we die’ approach
Home team were footloose and elegant as they built impressive lead, only for Americans to snatch victory
A slew of US brands – Popeyes, Wingstop and Dave’s Hot Chicken – have set up in Ireland recently, threatening the established players in the market
Izzedeen Alkarajeh runs Café Izz in Cork city, serving authentic Palestinian food, with his wife Eman
From horse riding to the ‘sticky bar’ scene, Aspen and Snowmass are tremendous fun in the off-ski season, even with a dose of altitude sickness
Incident occurred in part of Austin home to many Latino residents
Details of deal remain unclear as Donald Trump says it would give US ‘permanent control’ over Arctic island’s security
The mutual Ireland Inc plámás between Irish governments and the big multinationals means about as much as Donald Trump’s assurances
Saddening development goes against space treaty to which US was an original party
Caustic New Yorker had little time for spiritualists, abolitionists, organ grinders, mosquitoes and snobs, either
Orla Cafferkey returned home to Co Mayo after years living in Ohio following death of her brother fighting on a battlefield in Ukraine
His shirt professed his allegiance to Ireland. His two fingers professed his loyalty to Maga
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