Jobs, economy, parks: what happens when the US government shuts down?
Non-essential public services will cease and economic data is set to be delayed
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Non-essential public services will cease and economic data is set to be delayed
Office closures could delay flights and send thousands of workers home
One person killed in incident where suspect’s unused bullet was found to have ‘ANTI-ICE’ written on it
Revivalist gathering attended by tens of thousands drew the Maga movement closer together than ever before
Americans are grappling with the brutal killing and complicated legacy of conservative ‘youth whisperer’
‘High degree of certainty’ gunman has been arrested, Trump says, after two-day manhunt
Irish social media is engulfed with paranoia. But at the capital’s heart is an extraordinary energy from which new ideas and fresh cultures emerge
Kyiv’s deputy foreign minister, Sergiy Kyslytsya, on Moscow’s deceit, progress on peace and why Ireland and Ukraine have a similar history
JD Vance is at the heart of this world view, which prises imperial strength, tradition, faith and hierarchical order over the liberal internationalist regime across the Atlantic
August has given me time to think about how politicians holiday. Most of them do it badly
Months of effort by Kyiv and Europe have not prompted tougher US action against Putin
The digital economy has become a key arena of US-EU competition
CIA, however, says intelligence indicates Iran’s nuclear programme severely damaged
Analysis: Midnight Hammer mission has raised a blizzard of new questions
Critics say the vote ceded Danish sovereignty to the US
Curtis Yarvin has, for about a decade and a half now, been a highly influential figure on Silicon Valley’s anti-democratic right
Woke leftism demands conformity to an ever-evolving set of progressive values. The new ‘woke right’ does exactly the same
US president lays wreath and pays tribute to fallen soldiers in address which also featured anti-immigration rhetoric
Events are undermining America’s influence in the world, warn foreign policy experts
Largest drone attack on Ukraine since start of war destroys homes and kills at least one person
Leo may be a more reticent and measured leader of the world’s 1.4 billion Catholics
In a world dominated by loud, divisive politics, the Cardinals found an antidote in Pope Leo XIV
Rivals and competition experts fear the White House will not pursue its predecessor’s antitrust case against the events giant
In Europe, after centuries of dominance, Christianity appears to be in retreat
US secretary of state cancels visit to London, where peace discussions were to be held
Meeting with US vice-president comes after pontiff recently criticised Trump administration’s immigration policies
Pontiff did not preside over the Vatican’s Mass for Easter but appeared after for blessing and message
‘Approach of the current US administration is very different from what we are used to,’ cardinal tells newspaper
Donald Trump says he expects to sign a full minerals deal with Ukraine next week
JD Vance’s arrival at the Washington venue sparked a viral drama. In Dublin, the National Concert Hall has suffered from decades of political indifference
Attacks on elite US universities are at centre of White House’s culture war
Col Susannah Meyers accused of ‘subverting’ Donald Trump’s agenda
How the US president rolled back his tariff plan
If he plans to transform the US economy permanently with his tariffs plan then the world is entering a new era
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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