13 h. ago California governor Gavin Newsom to launch probe into TikTok over alleged censorship of Trump criticism

Newsom shared a screenshot appearing to show a TikTok user unable to send a message reading “epstein”.

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13 h. ago Botox, beauty and the filtered generation: What happens if everyone freezes their faces?

The content creator says that from Botox deals to facelifts, the race to stay young is reshaping how we age — and how we learn to feel.

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13 h. ago ‘Major step’: French MPs vote in favour of bill to ban social media for under

Move is latest government push to shield minors from toxic content following Australia’s landmark legislation last year

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13 h. ago Ireland Hopeful Reportedly Agrees Intriguing Move On Back Of European Interest

Ireland Hopeful Reportedly Agrees Intriguing Move On Back Of European Interest  Balls.ie

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14 h. ago Minister says government working on delayed regulation of scrambler bikes after teenager's death

There has been public outrage over the death of 16-year-old Grace Lynch.

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16 h. ago Ursula von der Leyen: Europe is not retreating behind tariff walls, but diversifying

The EU and India are showing a different way forward in today’s fractious world

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17 h. ago White House backtracks initial claims about Alex Pretti after intense backlash

Departure of Bovino, whose tactics drew sharp criticism, indicate that officials see killing as political threat to Trump

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18 h. ago St Patrick’s Day trips for Ministers set to be approved; the cost of Dart+ South West

Early Edition with Aideen Finnegan

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19 h. ago Impressed Minister backs call for national expansion Computer Science Hackathon

The Minister for Education was on familiar ground – around the corner from the primary school where she taught before entering politics – to see this year’s Leaving Certs were using their computer skills to develop solutions to climate-related challenges. Students from eight secondary schools across Galway and Mayo took over the PorterShed for this […] The post Impressed Minister backs call for national expansion Computer Science Hackathon appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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19 h. ago Ireland to offer €10,000 scholarships for international students from January 29

Ireland to offer €10,000 scholarships for international students from January 29  The Economic Times

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27 h. ago ‘Shame on them’: Retired garda superintendent in traffic prosecutions case criticises those who sanctioned investigation

Eamon O’Neill and four serving force members wept and hugged after ‘not guilty’ verdict read aloud in court

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27 h. ago ‘Shame on them’: Retired superintendent in traffic prosecutions case criticises those who sanctioned inquiry

Eamon O’Neill and four serving gardaí wept and hugged after ‘not guilty’ verdicts read aloud in court

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27 h. ago ‘Shame on them’: Retired superintendent in traffic case criticises people behind inquiry

Eamon O’Neill and four serving gardaí wept and hugged after ‘not guilty’ verdicts read aloud in court

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28 h. ago We asked Johnny Cash's son what the Man in Black would make of America today

John Carter Cash opens up about his parents Johnny and June, their ties to Ireland, and the wisdom their songs continue to offer.

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30 h. ago Keelin Moncrieff on Botox: What happens if we all freeze our faces?

The content creator says that from Botox deals to facelifts, the race to stay young is reshaping how we age — and how we learn to feel.

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30 h. ago Ministers meet with Stillorgan Village retailers amid parking fees dispute

Parking fees make ‘zero commercial sense’ says Minister of State Neale Richmond

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31 h. ago Ireland signs pact with European countries to deliver offshore wind power through joint projects

Ireland signs pact with European countries to deliver offshore wind power through joint projects  Irish Examiner

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34 h. ago 'Lawlessness' of scrambler bike use criticised by councillor following death of teenager

'Lawlessness' of scrambler bike use criticised by councillor following death of teenager  RTE.ie

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37 h. ago Government of Ireland to Offer €10,000 Scholarships for International Students; Applications Open January 29

Government of Ireland to Offer €10,000 Scholarships for International Students; Applications Open January 29  Times Now

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37 h. ago European Commission opens investigation into Grok’s ‘nudification’ feature

Probe launched into breaches of EU digital regulations by X and Grok following recent controversy

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