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Theres many failures to lay at the feet of the SNP-Green government, though perhaps none is as wilful, cynical and cruel as the housing crisis.

[Many thanks to Sophie Maríñez for bringing this item to our attention.] The Center for Fiction presents “Julia Alvarez on The Cemetery of Untold Stories with Edwidge Danticat.” This conversation between two of my favorite authors will take place in person or virtually on Tuesday, April 2, 2024, at 7:00pm (EST). Please go to The Center for…

David Furnish, the husband of Sir Elton John, has shared an update on his spouse's health ahead of his upcoming surgery.

There was less than an hour between Junior Integration Minister Joe O’Brien insisting the family and care referendums had “absolutely not” been lost and his party leader Eamon Ryan arriving at the RDS to concede yesterday morning. By that stage, with the ballot boxes open just over two hours, the coalition blame game was already well under way behind the scenes.

We spoke to experts in our exclusive Business HQ Monthly supplement Big Read covering tourisms toughest upcoming challenges.

Something strange is happening with economic activity thriving while emissions fall, the Business Post has examined the main sectors to see if the descent will continue

The Harvey B. Gantt Center for African American Arts and Culture launched its Big Read program Friday night in Uptown.

Fergal O'Brien believes Stayers' Hurdle hope Crambo is peaking at the perfect time for the Cheltenham Festival after impressing in his latest piece... Read More

Homer Public Library hosted 6 weeks of community reading

With AI such a hot topic, OPI is delighted to announce that Henry Coutinho-Mason will be delivering the keynote presentation on this subject at the European Forum taking place in November. A globally renowned speaker and best-selling author, Coutinho-Mason gave an outstanding talk on AI at the OPI Global Forum in Chicago last year. At