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fresh protests
Anger in Minneapolis after ICE agents shoot man one week after killing of Renee Good
Immigration agents shot the man in the leg after a struggle, the city police chief said.
The Morning Lead
Many people think immigration happening on larger scale than is really the case
The report by the ESRI found that many people overestimated the proportion of people in Ireland who were born in another country.
Wednesday
14 Jan
The Explainer
Is this the end of the Islamic Republic?
It began with anger over soaring prices, but it has spiralled into what may be the most serious challenge to the Iranian regime since the 1979 revolution.
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Child Abuse
Gardaí investigating 200 reports of child sexual abuse material generated by Elon Musk's Grok
child sexual abuse images
Fine Gael MEP Nina Carberry backs calls for EU to suspend Elon Musk's Grok over AI images scandal
Northern Ireland
Ulster Banner to remain NI flag for Commonwealth Games following guidance from DUP minister
Tehran
Iran protests: Death toll passes 2,500 as Trump warns Tehran against executing demonstrators
In an interview with CBS News, the US President threatened “very strong action” if Iranian authorities go ahead with hangings of some protesters.
TEMPERATURE LIMIT
Climate tipping point will be reached by the end of this decade, Copernicus institute warns
station to station
What happens to RTÉ and BBC NI in the event of a united Ireland? Cross-border experts took a look
Researchers explored several potential options – including having RTÉ absorb the structures of BBC Northern Ireland.
Tuesday
13 Jan
grok
Gráinne Seoige says fake sexual image of her circulated during election campaign 'traumatising'
dáil is back
Taoiseach defends plan to have refugees wait three years before they can reunite with family
Nicolas Maduro
Sinn Féin 'pontificating about human rights', says Taoiseach in Dáil spat over Venezuela
An Post
Communications Minister says 'of course' he can't rule out price of a postage stamp going above €2
Foreign Affairs
Áras ceremony for new Iranian ambassador 'not appropriate' due to Iran protest crackdowns
Pressure
Trump urges Iranians to keep protesting as death toll mounts
A rights group said the crackdown on protests has killed at least 734 people – but said the actual figure is likely in the thousands.
A rights group said the crackdown on protests has killed at least 734 people - but said the actual figure is likely in the thousands.
Epstein files
US Republicans seek Clinton contempt charge after he skipped testifying in Epstein probe
CEO payouts
'Tone-deaf and detached from reality': Government grilled over pay rises for semi-State CEOs
personal responsibility
Media Minister claims his comments about X and Grok were 'taken out of context' last week
High Stakes
JD Vance to meet officials from Greenland and Denmark as 'annexation' bill filed in Congress
Trump has said that Greenland, which is part of the Kingdom of Denmark, would become part of the United States “one way or the other”.
Support for Gaza
Ireland to give €42 million to aid Palestine as McEntee visits Rafah border crossing
Emergency Accommodation
Dublin councillors pass motion saying Simon Harris has tried to 'scapegoat' migrants on housing
Monday
12 Jan
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