The Government is facing fire for posting advice on how adults should navigate moving back in with their parents, and Jason is going to discuss why critics are absolutely right.
Taoiseach Micheál Martin denies US President Trump’s claim that European leaders are “weak”: “It depends how one defines strength”. Question by Jennifer Duggan of Bloomberg.
Tánaiste Simon Harris has defended a State-funded school programme that promotes the idea of “white privilege” to students.
“It’s Christmas”: Dublin City Council faced backlash online for its decision to call the light installations in Dublin Winter Lights rather than Christmas lights. We asked people in the city centre for their thoughts:
“We cannot allow fears of racism to get in the way when it comes to dealing with correlations”: The Women’s Coalition on Immigration launches in Dublin. According to a report produced by the Coalition, non-national men from certain countries are overrepresented in sexual offending:
“It’s not an unfair point”: Tánaiste Simon Harris says there is a “correlation” between immigration and the “shortage of housing” in Ireland.
On this week’s livestream, Jason makes the case that the ‘Culture of Death’ is succeeding in bringing down Western countries, as abortion and euthanasia numbers keep climbing.
Foreign Affairs Minister Helen McEntee has brought to Cabinet a proposal that Ireland would support a new claims commission that would “hold Russia accountable” for the Ukraine war financially, attempting to force them to pay for damages.
“Men and women argue so differently it’s not even funny”: BEN SCALLAN explains 3 takeaway lessons he learned from being on Virgin Media’s ‘Dinner With The Enemy’.
This week on the Gript livestream, Jason considers some of the dystopian directions technology is taking, from Artificial Intelligence to screen addiction, and everything in-between.
Did you know that up to 15% of a new private house’s cost goes just towards taxes and levies from the Irish State? BEN SCALLAN explains.
Christians in Nigeria subjected to “horrendous violence” says Aid to the Church in Need at launch of new religious freedom report.