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Dead pool: How climate change and dwindling resources are fuelling America’s water wars

With the country’s western states experiencing the most severe drought in 1,200 years and no agreement on how to reduce their collective drain on the Colorado river, crops wither and parched residents suffer as political and legal battles wage

Kerry Group fined a record $19.2m by US Justice Department over salmonella outbreak

The Irish food giant pleaded guilty and agreed to a €19.2 million fine after being charges connected to its manufacture of a Kellog’s cereal

Thérapie Clinic to expand business into the United States

Botox clinics company now has 67 outlets in Ireland, Britain and India and will open its first US branch in New York

Meath manufacturing firm Turmec looks to enter American market with local acquisition

The company, which designs and manufactures major recycling plants, already has a presence here, in Britain and Australia

John Walsh: We need to reconsider the Berlin/Boston dichotomy as Irish America begins to wane

The Biden administration could be the last White House so well disposed to Irish interests and it is time to acknowledge that our future lies in being a fully paid-up member of the EU

Johanna Gohmann: ‘For so many people in the US, what made sense now feels submerged, buried and gone’

As women’s rights are rolled back and politicians ensure measures to protect citizens from mass shooters are overruled, it’s hard not to feel that the US has slipped, Twilight Zone-like, into a different dimension