A district court judge has set aside a judgement of €14,095 against the President of the United States, Donald Trump.

‘It’s easy to fall into a habit of dissatisfaction, culminating in a sense of uneasiness about our lives. Is this it? Is this all there is? writes Louise O'Neill

US stocks have set more records in quiet post-holiday trading as technology companies again did much of the heavy lifting.

A plug is a plug.

A dream came true for Dustin the Turkey in Dublin last night.

The Black Friday phenomenon, which rolls around again on November 24, has exploded in popularity in Ireland in recent years, writes Gráinne McGuinness

Food news with Joe McNamee

Black Friday is here!

Here’s a briefing on some of the stories and issues highlighted on irishexaminer.com today.

Tomorrow, bargain hunters will be in seventh heaven with some stores opening at 6am for a pre-Christmas shopping phenomenon.

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I will most likely not be normal again until at least Thanksgiving turkey.

Food news with Joe McNamee.

With a little less than two months to go until Christmas it’s time to get organised about shopping for the big items for the big day, writes Gráinne McGuinness

No, you're crying!

A Mississippi waitress was shot and killed by a customer after she asked him not to smoke.

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Curated content is the new thing, with major social sharing sites serving up their best content in bite-sized chunks for your enjoyment.

Diversifying to cheese production has proved a great success for a Co Offally farmer, writes Trish Dromey

You really have to wonder about what spurs on business people and associated creative types (that is, chefs who wish to make a true mark) to develop a new restaurant/gastropub without coming anywhere close to crossing the t’s and dotting the i’s.

ENGLAND: A 101-year-old woman felt no fear as she broke her own world record for oldest abseiler. She descended 94 metres down the side of a viewing tower.

When Nancy Page from Rhode Island walked into her home last week, the first thing she noticed was water pouring through her ceiling.

Psychologist Oliver James tells Ellie O’Byrne why shoppers beating each other to a pulp over a cut-price flatscreen is a classic symptom of ’affluenza’

This is YOUR MOTHER.

Brad Woodhouse and Dallas Woodhouse are brothers, one a Democrat, one a Republican. You can imagine the family political arguments at Christmas dinner, right?

There seems to be a lot of hurdling in this game.

The US has just had its Thanksgiving feast of American Football, so the lads over at Facts thought it was a good time to show some Irish lads America’s national game, American Football.

What's the story, and where are the good deals?

The European Consumer Centre in Ireland is issuing tips for buying goods online today and on Monday.

Black Friday is upon us. What started as an American tradition has become one of the biggest retail days of the year here, with Irish consumers expected to spend about €74m this weekend.

Protesters in Ferguson pressed pause yesterday as the city welcomed Thanksgiving, decorating boarded-up storefronts with some Dr. Seuss inspiration and gathering for church services — a stark contrast to previous days of outrage over the grand jury decision in the Michael Brown case.

The US stock market eked out another record close ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday as investors assessed the latest reports on the economy and some corporate earnings.

The Skellig Islands make an appearance in an internet trailer of the new Star Wars movie.

Happy Thanksgiving y’all — it’s a little taste of Stateside on the banks of the Lee.

I WILL wake up tomorrow morning as if it is any Thursday.