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IE RTÉ News Ukraine

Fresh Russian strikes kill at least two people in Ukraine

Russian strikes on Ukraine killed at least two people this morning, local authorities said, a day after a deadly attack on a busy shopping centre.

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IE RTÉ News World

Judge narrows Ben & Jerry's 'silencing' lawsuit

A US federal judge has dismissed major portions of a Ben & ⁠Jerry's lawsuit accusing its former parent company Unilever of trying to silence the ice cream maker's social activism.

IE RTÉ News World

Canadian PM slams trade 'war' launched by US

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has accused the US of launching a trade war after failed negotiations.

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IE RTÉ News Europe

Two dead in Croatia small plane crash

Two people were found dead late last night after a small plane flying from the Czech Republic crashed close to the coastal city of Zadar, Croatia, the authorities said.

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IE RTÉ News US

TikTok to pay $400m settlement in children's privacy case

TikTok has agreed to pay $400 million to settle a lawsuit with the US Department of Justice over claims that the video-sharing platform violated federal children's privacy laws, the department has announced.

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IE RTÉ News World

TikTok to pay $400m settlement in children's privacy case

TikTok has agreed to pay $400 million to settle a lawsuit with the US Department of Justice over claims that the video-sharing platform violated federal children's privacy laws, the department has announced.

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IE RTÉ News US

Supreme Court allows White House ballroom construction

The US Supreme Court allowed construction of a $400 million White House ballroom to continue for now, giving President Donald Trump a temporary victory for his renovation project.

IE RTÉ News Theatre

Ruth Negga withdraws from Dublin Theatre Festival production

Actor Ruth Negga has announced her withdrawl from Radio Bette, a new show which is due to open at Dublin's Gaiety Theatre next month as part of the Dublin Theatre Festival.

IE RTÉ News Ireland

Man in court after two garda cars damaged in chase

A man who was arrested in connection with a garda pursuit which resulted in damage to two garda cars was granted consent to bail at a court.

IE RTÉ News other sport

McClenaghan and Montgomery miss out on European medals

There was disappointment for Irish duo Rhys McClenaghan and Eamon Montgomery in their respective finals at the European Gymnastics Championships in Zagreb.

IE RTÉ News Ireland

Hundreds attend vigil held for family injured in M9 crash

Hundreds of people attended a prayer vigil yesterday evening for four members of a family injured in last weekend's crash on the M9 in Co Kildare.

IE RTÉ News Behind the Story

Podcast: 'Reverse Megxit' as Sussexes return to UK

Britain's Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle are set to return to the UK later this month, more than six years after they relocated to California.

IE RTÉ News Ireland

Kelly urges TikTok to reconsider committee invitation

Alan Kelly has responded to TikTok's decision to reject an invite to the committee to discuss the posting of illegal criminal videos by saying the platform, Google, Meta and X must now attend.

IE RTÉ News Ireland

Travellers targeted online after M9 crash - Pavee Point

Pavee Point has said that a significant number of people on social media have targeted Travellers for abuse following the M9 crash in Co Kildare.

IE RTÉ News Europe

12 countries in Europe report cases of West Nile virus

Twelve European countries have reported locally acquired West Nile virus cases this year, prompting calls for stronger mosquito-control measures across the continent.

IE RTÉ News Ireland

Rise in farm payment schemes to tackle fodder shortages

Payments given to farmers under a number of schemes will see an increase from 70% to 75% as part of a plan to alleviate the effects of fodder shortages.