Senator Warren doesn’t take the crypto bait in debanking hearing
In her first hearing as the ranking member of the Senate Banking Committee, Elizabeth Warren focused on how the CFPB could stop unfair debanking amid the crypto narrative.
France star Ntamack hit with three-match ban following Wales red card
Ntamack will miss Saturday’s trip to face England in Twickenham.
Farage’s Reform UK overtakes Labour in poll for first time
A quarter of voters would back the party ahead of Labour in a general election, a survey has suggested Nigel Farage’s right-wing Reform UK party has overtaken Labour for the…
Footage of pipe bomb explosion in Limerick
Footage shows a pipe bomb attack at a house in Hyde Road, Ballinacurra Weston, Limerick City.
Government housing target needs to almost double to match demand, Davy report warns
Ireland will have to nearly double its targeted number of homes by 2031 to catch up with its growing population, stockbroker and financial adviser Davy say...
Don’t worry about the Nintendo Switch 2 price, Nintendo says it will follow the ‘affordable prices customers expect’
There are no plans to reduce the cost of the original Switch
Elizabeth Warren Pledges to Work With Trump to End Debanking of Crypto Firms
Longtime crypto skeptic Elizabeth Warren has signaled she wants to work with President Donald Trump to stop crypto firms being debanked.
‘Let’s call a spade a spade, he is playing catch up,’ Damien Duff stresses cold reality for Mason Melia
Melia's move to Spurs was officially announced on Tuesday with Duff giving his reaction at the League of Ireland's launch on Wednesday.
Communications with US intensifying
Presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov has acknowledged increased signals from Washington since the new US administration took office, Engagement with Washington has increased since Donald Trump’s inauguration as US president, Kremlin…
Two men arrested after suspected cocaine worth over €2,000 found in car in Roscommon
Two men have been arrested after suspected cocaine worth over €2,000 was found in a car in Co Roscommon.
Fears for Irish job losses at Workday after firm announces plans to cut 1,750 roles
Workday, which provides financial management, human capital management and analytics applications, employs more than 2,000 people locally