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Terry Sanderson showed ‘typical hallmarks’ of a traumatic brain injury after 2016 incident at resort in Utah

Several high-profile figures did not tell social media followers they were being paid to endorse products

Trial date in New York civil fraud case ‘written in stone’, judge tells Trump

The former president understands the war went wrong, but does not revisit his decision to invade

Bill Clinton played pivotal role in Belfast Agreement but there is no point in tip-toeing around his past

Criminal case would involve alleged payment of ‘hush money’ over affair during 2016 campaign

Journalist Olivier Dubois and aid worker Jeffery Woodke had been held by Islamist militants in Mali and Niger

Companies want incentives from $280bn support package to create jobs and stave off competition from China

Former president claims he will be arrested on Tuesday but comments appear based on media reports

DeWayne Smith heard Nichols say ‘I can’t breathe’, but did not get medical help

Taoiseach thanks US president for support of Ireland’s position on Brexit

Varadkar, Martin and McDonald among many visiting Joe Biden and other key US players in traditional leveraging of our national identity

President’s home inspired by Leinster House in Dublin and other Irish buildings

Stephen Collins: Intensely proud of his Irish roots, US president has a string of political and economic victories - whether the electorate recognises it or not

The Irish-American framework is now built around broader international problems

Karlin Lillington: SVB’s collapse pulls back curtain on ridiculous hypocrisies and false narratives beloved of tech sector

Moscow blames Washington for 'provocation' close to Ukraine's occupied Crimea

Inaccuracies in statutory declarations to Sipo were ‘not acceptable’, party leader says

Case could end up before US supreme court which last year overturned Roe v Wade ruling which provided federal constitutional right to abortion

As Japan doubles military spending and Australia makes major defence investment, China sees the US’s latticework taking shape all around it

Aukus security pact will allow three underwater fleets to co-operate in patrolling both the Pacific and Atlantic

Taoiseach to participate in range of events in Washington over the coming days

Li speaks of how the China-US relationship benefits both parties, in contrast to Xi Jinping’s tone

Foreign ministry invites US ambassador for meeting amid allegations of ‘hybrid warfare’

SVB’s fall has huge implications for the wider technology sector

Republicans claim justice authorities not acting fairly to conservative Catholics

While we cannot count on bumper corporate tax takes forever, we must ensure talented people want to remain in - and come to - the State to work and drive our economy and culture

Theme park group to keep special status in US state of Florida but must operate under partial supervision of political appointees

While the US and China are locked in a diplomatic ‘long Covid’, the world remains ill-prepared for the next pandemic

Officer Michael Fanone says attack gave him a heart attack and brain injury and cost him his career

Employers such as Goldman Sachs, Meta and Ford need to avoid lasting damage to morale as they axe jobs

Frank Costigliola’s compelling biography reveals a tortured, tragic individual who wanted US democratic values to spread by example not force

Yield on two-year Treasury note hovers nears 5% as investors brace for further Fed rate rises

The broadcaster has invited other Republican hopefuls in next year’s election but Trump has not made a weekday showing since September

Mariana Mazzucato and Rosie Collington attack all too readily an industry they present as a confidence trick whereby states and other actors outsource their decision-making

Foreign ministry says Washington should stop accusing others of behaviour it was itself guilty of

Electric-car maker lays out ‘next-generation platform’ at its first investor day in Texas

Cushman & Wakefield forecasts 1.1bn square feet of empty space in fundamental shift

Survey reveals that Irish Americans still largely progressive in their values and attracted to their Irish heritage

Companies will also be prohibited from using the money from $39bn Chips Act fund for share buybacks or dividend payments