Emmanuel Macron’s reshuffled cabinet includes two unexpected appointments
Former TCD student Clément Beaune reappointed as minister for European affairs
Jury awards millions in damages over far right violence in Charlottesville
Nine people who suffered physical or emotional injuries during demonstrations to receive payment
Study shows you do not have to lose weight to be healthy
According to research, exercise is much more important than losing weight
First lady Jill Biden: A passionate educator seeking to break barriers
Low-profile college educator will be the first to continue her career while in first lady role
US Confederate statues are protected by law, Virginia court rules
City council in Charlottesville told it cannot remove statues of generals Robert E Lee and Stonewall Jackson
Warmbier family says Kim Jong-un’s regime responsible for son’s death
Trump says North Korean leader felt ‘very badly’ about the 22-year-old student’s death
Charlottesville one year on: ‘Sometimes change and justice only come through discord’
There are signs of change in the US city where a white supremacist rally turned into scenes of unimaginable terror
Charlottesville organiser gets permission for ‘anniversary’ event in Washington
Jason Kessler was organiser of last year’s white supremacist rally in which one was killed
Architect building on tradition of ‘being a service to society’
Friday interview: president of the Royal Institute of the Architects in Ireland David Browne
The smearing of Woody Allen: Dylan Farrow and abuse allegations
Opinion: Dylan Farrow seems sincere, but accusations aren’t facts, writes Bret Stephens
JFK files say rumours of CIA link to Oswald ‘unfounded’
Memo says thorough search of records was conducted to determine whether Oswald had been used by CIA
JFK files: ‘Committee’ would kill Lee Harvey Oswald
Some secret files on 1963 asassination of John F Kennedy released
North Korea insists US student Warmbier was not tortured
Ohio coroner said he died from lack of oxygen and blood to brain caused by unknown injury
White nationalist Christopher Cantwell surrenders to police
Man gained notoriety for behaviour in ‘Vice’ documentary about Charlottesville violence
Sports commentator dropped for having same name as Confederate general
ESPN removes Robert Lee from its coverage of University of Virginia football game
Reporters Notebook: America’s alt-right champion credits Trump with movement’s revival
Extremist groups are surfing US president’s nationalist wave
Trump’s election made right-wing violence inevitable
Anti-racists should focus less on symbols and more on present-day manifestations
US student Otto Warmbier dies a week after North Korea release
Warmbier suffered brain damage during 18 months he served of 15-year sentence
North Korea frees American serving 15 years for anti-state acts
US government secures release of Otto Warmbier, convicted after a one-hour trial
UCD Smurfit Executive Development breaks into FT’s top 50 rankings
Business school jumps 21 places in highly prestigious ‘Financial Times’ league table
Trump provokes storm over ‘earth-shattering’ spying claims
US president urged to ‘put up or shut up’ after accusing Obama of ordering wiretap
In fear and triumphalism, a split US gets set for Trump’s accession
‘Donald Trump is going to be our president. We owe him an open mind,’ says Clinton
State by state: Where the US election will be won and lost
Trump needs big swing-state victories to narrow Clinton’s lead in electoral votes
Algorithm detects depression levels among Instagram users
Machine-learning techniques help paint mental health portrait from 40,000 images
Ted Kennedy one of the ‘great architects’ of peace in the North – Mitchell
Former US senator remembered for crucial role in peace process at Washington event
Donald Trump on back foot heading to Wisconsin
The first week without a ballot since Iowa has been horrific for the Republican frontrunner
US student gets 15 years in North Korea for stealing poster
Otto Warmbier sentenced to hard labour over ‘severe and pre-planned’ crime
North Korea arrests US university student for ‘hostile act’
Otto Frederick Warmbier reportedly detained days before controversial nuclear test
Donald Trump’s ‘noisy majority’ keeps him top of the polls
Republican’s supporters lap up his angry, strongman message at Virginia rally
Teddy Kennedy’s private battles with alcohol spill out in public
America Letter: Sons of Teddy Kennedy clash publicly after tell-all book about his drinking
Do we need a Bill of rights to protect our data?
The Insight Centre at UCC has drawn up a ‘Magna Carta’ to uphold our online privacy
Edward Kennedy’s key role in Northern Ireland revealed
US senator kept in close contact with Bertie Ahern in run-up to Belfast Agreement
Graduates sue Rolling Stone magazine over retracted gang rape article
The lawyer for the men said they suffered ‘vicious and hurtful attacks’ because of story
Just one hour of TV daily can make children obese – study
Preschool children who watched an hour a day were 50-60% more likely to be overweight
'Rolling Stone' apologises for alleged gang rape article
Article detailed alleged 2012 gang rape at University of Virginia fraternity house
Naturally: Taking the radical approach
Radical Skincare, an LA-based luxury line, is now available in 800 stores in 15 countries
Clinton research trove reveals golden memories of Ireland
America Letter: former aides recall early days of peace process for history project
Bill Cosby’s wife comes to defence of ‘wonderful husband’
Camille Cosby rejects abuse claims relating to 15 women dating back to 1960s
Rolling Stone casts doubts on its story of Virginia campus rape
Magazine expresses reservations about alleged victim of fraternity attack’s account
Jennifer O’Connell: Escape the anxious parent trap
Paranoid parenting isn’t about actual risk: it is about our need for control
Obama: kiss of death?
Most US presidents end up as lame ducks. But Barack Obama’s power has waned early, and in November’s midterm elections he will struggle to keep control of the US Senate. One of the key battlegrounds is North Carolina
Beheading of journalist ‘shocked conscience of world’, says Obama
Video of James Foley ‘authentic’ US says; Britain hunts for man with British accent in footage
NUI Galway economist appointed advisor to IMF
Prof Alan Ahearne is former special advisor to late Fianna Fáil minister Brian Lenihan
Draw not kind to Irish crews in bid for Henley glory
None of the five Irish crews have been ‘selected’ (seeded)
Trick for graduates is to make do with the world we have
Column: Any student who has learned anything at university will be able to stop the hogwash
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