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At midnight a year ago today, Paul Givan’s resignation as First Minister collapsed devolution.

ANY awards system risks ambushes at every turn. This year Ireland has a serious stake in the Oscars, with people in a range of roles and films. One catch: the Oscars have a hilarious reputation for not rewarding great movies.

At midnight a year ago today, Paul Givan’s resignation as First Minister collapsed devolution.

Many scholars describe religious freedom as the foundation for all other human rights, but increasingly in America it's under attack. That's leading one group on a quest to educate the nation's students.

With questions continuing to be asked about school safety, officials with the two school districts in Pike County say their schools are keeping up with the latest safety recommendations from

The Good Friday Agreement was meant to unite Northern Ireland’s divided society, and it still unites a clear majority — but that number is falling because most unionists now oppose the 1998 deal.

Journalists love a good tracker poll — informed and detailed snapshots of public opinion is like putting a finger in the air and seeing what way the wind is blowing.

It is part of a series of events which have taken place this week ahead of Monday's anniversary.

A majority of unionists would vote against the Good Friday Agreement if a referendum on the historic peace accord was held today.

Just a third of unionists backing the Good Friday Agreement isn’t a statistic that will warm the cockles of the hearts of those in high places planning elaborate celebrations to mark its 25th anniversary.