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The DUP should ‘take their seats and get on with it’, says Taoiseach Micheál Martin

Talks between UK and EU on the Northern Ireland Protocol should intensify, he said

Q&A: Will Michelle O'Neill become first minister after historic election?

Distinct possibility Sinn Féin could be prevented from taking up top role in North

Trump’s preferred candidate comes from behind to win primary in Ohio

Analysis: Result for JD Vance suggests Trump still has power to sway supporters

Fintan O’Toole: It’s time for democrats to use the t-word, treason

Treason has flourished because progressives have been far too prim about calling it out

The Irish Times view on Russia’s western allies: turning a blind eye

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has forced a reckoning – but Vladimir Putin retains powerful friends in the West

Ex-Trump aide says Republicans will not agree to higher corporate tax if they win Congress

Mick Mulvaney says it is up to Congress and not the president to determine tax and spending issues in the US

Credit unions €90m pension hole, new ideas on housing, and tax plan in doubt

Business Today: the best news, analysis and comment from The Irish Times business desk

Sequence of primaries deciding who runs for president ripe for reform

America Letter: Concerns early states to vote not sufficiently diverse in demographics

White House scrambles to backtrack on Biden’s comments on Putin

Antony Blinken says US does ‘not have a strategy of regime change in Russia’

‘Immensely proud’: Orange Order unveils stone marking NI centenary

Sinn Féin had blocked unionist parties’ bid to erect stone at Stormont last year

Even butterflies are casualties in Texas battle over border controls

Conservation centre on Rio Grande forced to close after online attacks by conspiracy theorists

Trump’s Texas: ‘I can’t think of anybody I would rather have as president’

Trump supporters who attended the Capitol riots have been galvanised into further political action

Newton Emerson: Stormont lurches into new mode of operation

‘Caretaker devolution’ could last longer and have more profound effect than expected

Palin libel case could be catalyst for major change in rules for US media

America Letter: Former vice-presidential candidate suing New York Times over editorial

Georgia offers bitter illustration of America’s voting rights divide

New laws to limit voting access at the heart of threat to US democracy, campaigners say

S&P sees ‘business-friendly’ Irish economy if Sinn Féin in government

Influential ratings agency sees no direct link between election outcome and credit status

How Ukraine question divides the American right

‘For a party many years into an illiberal drift, Republicans are oddly firm in defence of Ukraine’

Mitch McConnell’s viral Black voter comments cause widespread furore

Senate minority leader’s comments came after blocked voting rights bill by Republicans

Biden’s domestic agenda stalls as pressure mounts one year into office

Major infrastructure plan has passed but voting rights and social reforms are in limbo

Republican party says it could skip future US presidential debates

RNC chairwoman says concerns about ‘fair and impartial forum’ for candidates

Why wasn’t the US Capitol riot the turning point in American politics many hoped for?

In The News podcast: Trump’s hold on the Republican party appears stronger than ever

Inside the assault on the Capitol: ‘These people were crazed and out of their minds’

Capitol riots have become yet another talking point in America's never-ending culture war

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