Saturday 17 April, 2021
One more term? Pretty please?
The annual gag-fest for politicians and journalists was held last night.
We’re sure she had her reasons.
He was presented with some very special books today by Taoiseach Enda Kenny.
Ambassador Tony Cotter is representing the Department of Foreign Affairs.
Uruguay has agreed to take six former prisoners.
Elizabeth Lauten was communications director to a Republican congressman
Not the Presidential dynasty. Actual bushes.
One source said his decision was “imminent.”
They’ll help you carry on.
Vladimir Putin has warned of “consequences” to the military action.
Baseball big-hitter David Ortiz grabbed POTUS in for a quick selfie.
In a rare, if not unprecedented move, William D Swenson has asked US Army officials to allow him return to active service.
A high-risk plan by Democratic Senate leader Harry Reid is expected to be opposed by Republicans, but it is not known if they will take the step of filibustering it.
Miriam Carey rammed a barrier at the White House before making for the US Capitol, where she was shot.
Five per cent of his salary will be given to Treasury to act in solidarity with federal workers by sharing in the budget cuts pain.
President Obama demanded an assault weapons ban and universal background checks for gun buyers.
“BREAKING NEWS: President Obama has officially decided I am NOT being deported.”
Also, check out Robert Plant crying at Stairway to Heaven.
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Mitt Romney’s campaign team earlier conceded that the Republican presidential nominee lost Florida’s votes to President Barack Obama.
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A new ad by Mitt Romney alleges that Barack Obama has not put forward a full policy platform for the next four years.
The US presidential candidates scored big laughs at an annual fundraiser at New York’s Waldorf Astoria hotel last night.
Also featuring a hilarious parody mocking the NFL refs.
Mitt Romney will take to the stage at the Republican National Convention in Florida to receive the official presidential candidate nomination from his party.
Prosecutors say that four soldiers had planned to overthrow the US government.
Meanwhile, police are still trying to work their way into the suspect’s booby-trapped apartment.
Fundraising battle heats up between Romney and Obama…
The architect of the 9/11 terrorist attacks was killed by US Navy SEALs in the early hours of 2 May 2011 – here, we take a look back at the events that unfolded in the wake of his death.
Woman made controversial remark at a Rick Santorum campaign event yesterday.
Obama shows he doesn’t just talk the talk, he can also sign the sign…
US president talked basketball with ESPN’s Bill Simmons.
The Congresswoman, who was injured during a shooting last year, released a video in which she thanked those who supported her.
The President of the United States made his New Year’s address today, telling Americans that the country can help create jobs and grow the economy by working together.
A serious of tweets posted from the account of Fox News Politics claimed that the US president had been assassinated in Iowa.
TheJournal.ie’s resident columnist and spiritual leader gives us his blow-by-blow account of goings-on at College Green in honour of visiting US President Barack Obama.
