Saturday 24 July, 2021
Warren is among the highest-profile of the growing pool of Democrats hoping to unseat Trump in 2020.
Oh, that ending was brutal.
And unlikely to start World War III.
A federal court in Hawaii halted the revised executive order yesterday.
The President of the United States made the comments on Twitter – where else? – today.
In electing Donald Trump, the people of the US have, at least in part, signalled to the world that they want to recalibrate their relationship with it, writes Larry Donnelly.
“And now to ride Mrs O’Reilly”
There has been much economic analysis around the likely impact of Donald Trump’s presidency but there are important security concerns too, writes Tom Clonan.
People might be feeling outrage and sadness but we need to be optimistic too, writes Sue Norton.
Trump secured victory over Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton by claiming enough states to reach over the crucial 270 electoral college vote mark.
Die-hard Bernie Sanders supporters have descended on Philadelphia to protest against Hillary Clinton.
Same-sex marriage is now legal across the whole of the US.
Now he and Enda can swap messages more freely.
The president’s golf game is more important than a marriage. This we have learned.
The couple paid an effective income tax rate of 20.4 per cent.
The ULA TD says she wouldn’t have been surprised to have seen ministers dressed up in leprechaun hats.
Breaking via The Mire wire: Tinfoil hats to protect against interweb; abortion floodgates ‘like Guinness at The Gathering’; James Reilly a mystery to the Troika.
The very best of the week’s writing from around the web.
Video response to Republican candidate’s new strategy uses Romney video against him.
Artist makes the ultimeat tribute to Barack Obameat and Meat Romney. What’s your beef with that?
The kiss “tasted like chocolate”, apparently.
Red wine vinegar in chilli? Really, Obama?
The US president said there will be consequences if North Korea goes ahead with its plans to test a long-range rocket next month.
The government’s first year in office has seen Twitter debates over Miss Piggy, print toner and internship schemes.
The United States is moving into White House fever after Super Tuesday – but do you think a change of US President (or not) come November will have any impact on Ireland?
These were the catalysts for some of the upheavals at home and abroad this past year…
US President joins location-based social network – so on which Internet hangout will he pop up next?
Some of the news and views you may have missed in the excitement of this afternoon…
The visit of US President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama, in pictures…
Our selection of today’s top tweets on Barack and Michelle Obama’s historic visit.
At College Green, Dublin, this evening, the US president spoke warmly of the enduring “friendship and shared values” that continue to support a close relationship between the US and Ireland.
Jedward takes to the stage at College Green to sing their Eurovision hit after Daniel Day-Lewis extended a warm welcome to the US president, incorporating the words of former president Abraham Lincoln.
Gardaí say the area near the stage for tonight’s event is already at capacity and are appealing to people not to travel in to that area of town.
The US president performing at today’s event which will also feature music from Irish acts including Westlife, Jedward and Sharon Shannon.
