New York City

Gladiator II actor reprises role of Stanley Kowalski, following in footsteps of Marlon Brando

In New York, state court judge preparing to rule on whether Trump’s hush-money conviction should be thrown out

A month-long trip to France led to romance and a new life in rural Co Cork for New Yorker Jessica Bonenfant

New fiction and memoir by James Roseman, Tom MacDonagh and Seamus O’Rourke includes a book that deserves a place among the classics

US election: Barack Obama says Trump event in Madison Square Garden featured ‘the most racist, sexist, bigoted stereotypes’

Threat of incarceration ‘not justified under law’, Ganley tells court in latest episode in ongoing dispute between businessman and and a shareholder in Rivada Networks

The English actor is now 64 and in what he calls his ‘freak-show era’, where he plays a variety of suave miscreants

The performance artist, musician and drag experimentalist is bringing her reimagining of the late Irish singer’s first album to Dublin

Michael Riesman, music director of the Philip Glass Ensemble, on the works by the composer that they’re bringing to Ireland

The man who managed to flip a life of juvenile delinquency into a 20-year career with the NYPD and then a remarkably successful political charge, faces charges of historic fraud and corruption

Micheal D Higgins, Simon Harris and Micheál Martin make headlines with comments on homelessness and immigration, Israel and Iran, a trip to Washington and time spent with Meryl Streep

Mayor says he does not plan to resign from his position

United Nations secretary-general António Guterres says the world is edging towards ‘a powder keg that risks engulfing the world’

When film director Maeve Murphy went to Hollywood - finally - she found a deep Irish connection and inspiration from US independent cinema

New York’s most controversial son returns to form after Sunday’s threat on his life

New York-style cuisine at its finest

New York-inspired cuisine at its finest

The central, compelling argument is that public space is a vital but sorely neglected component of a functioning democracy

Members of Friends of Firefighters of New York group continue to lose colleagues to ‘9/11 cancer’, says founder

Celebrated French chef believed that you could lose weight and still eat well, and Michelin agreed

Podcast review: So many conversion disorders together? That’s mass psychogenic illness – aka mass hysteria

The National Cyber Security Centre warns of a ‘far greater’ cyberattack risk over the next two years

Marcin Pieciak (36) has already been charged with murder in the second degree, and two counts of criminal possession of a weapon in the fourth degree

Pascal wrote for TV soap The Young Marrieds in the 1960s before writing her first young adult novel

Supporters of former US president speak outside Trump Tower with their reaction to attempted assassination

Police are stationed around the clock at the site, which has history of drug dealing

Netflix’s latest real-estate-porn show suffers from a pervasive sense of low stakes and the surprisingly unappealing nature of the unattainable homes

I have no doubt that the love for the Irish is genuine, but I feel it is unearned on my part

It’s an effective way to save on holiday expenses, but is it worth the effort involved in arranging a swap and getting your house in order?

Tyler Anbinder digs deep into real-life records to animate the social and economic strides made by the Irish in the US despite arduous conditions and initial press demonisation as ‘lazy’ Catholics

Parts of downtown Manhattan have lost vibrancy due to remote work and overpriced housing, Kathy Hochul says

In less than a week of operation, the Portal has attracted tens of thousands of visitors and garnered nearly two billion online impressions

Sleep tourism is booming, as the pressures of modern life press in on us. How far are you willing to go for sweet oblivion?

The writer on finding the confidence to trace the journey of his character Eilis in follow-up novel Long Island

Fintan O’Toole: The erection of the portal linking night-time inner city Dublin to daytime New York was a heroic act of denial

A workplace drama set in a big-box store in gentrified New York serves as social commentary on capitalism and the plight of low wage workers, but narrative style slackens the pace

Former president accused of falsifying records to cover up hush-money payment to adult film star Stormy Daniels in run-up to 2016 presidential election

Paschal Donohoe rejects suggestion those responsible for inappropriate behaviour come from north inner city

The greatest illusion of this public art project persuades us that we can be in two places at once

Planet Business: Maersk’s Red Sea warning, Boeing’s Starliner launch and the cities with the most millionaires