From tariffs to oil prices and corporation tax, the ripples created by the US election have begun to make their way across the Atlantic. The Currency’s writers have been anticipating them.
An alarmingly large majority of American voters have said they believe the country's political system has failed them. They want to vote another way, they want to look at things another way. Distrust and disdain run very deep.
The NewsWhip CEO talks to The Currency about the increased complexity his company faces in a rapidly changing social media landscape.
Last week, The Currency explored how Irish firms are operating under EU free trade agreements. The cold reality is that these types of deals are becoming much harder to reach.
Vince McMahon created a unique brand of altered reality entertainment. As it permeates beyond his wrestling world, former WWE staffer Markham Nolan reflects on what it means for the future of American politics.
As Marty Morrissey told me in a New York hotel, Doonbeg is the major employer in the area so its owner retains serious loyalty among the locals. And given the money Doonbeg is earning him, it probably cuts both ways.
TIGL Ireland Enterprises, the company behind the Trump owned Doonbeg golfing resort, is facing an environmental challenge over the erection of fencing at the five-star getaway.
The American right has always had a tension between conservatism and populism. It is a tension seen most worryingly in the January 6 riots on Capitol Hill. In this interview, Matthew Continetti discusses those tensions.
Joe Biden's long life in politics has been full of tragedy which led him to believe in the importance of family. But that entwining has created its own issues.
America is back, Joe Biden announced at the G7 summit but has the USA lost its allure as a cultural superpower? Kate Demolder investigates.
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