WhatsApp. a messaging app owned by Facebook, was fined $270 million by Irish authorities last week for not being transparent enough about how it uses private data. The issue raises concerns over the privacy of social media users everywhere.
"Women of Honour" paints a grim picture of life as a female member of the Irish Defence Forces and details devastating personal and professional implications of abuse.
When U.S. troops finally got out of Afghanistan, many noted that -- whatever you thought of the withdrawal -- it marked an end of so-called “forever wars.”
It has been 20 years since September 11, 2001. For members of the FDNY and NYPD Gaelic football teams that answered the call that day, it’s one that lives on in their hearts and their minds.
The Irish government published its long-awaited Housing for All plan last week which promises to end Ireland's housing crisis, the biggest challenge facing the country.
"It's important that we use the period of any extension that may occur really to get down to business and to try to put in place more permanent arrangements."
"She... reached across to touch my cheek and wondered aloud what it would be like to kiss a boy, even a Papish boy like myself, because she had never kissed any boy."
