If you ever wanted to explain the word “metaphor” to a small child, show them a photo of this year’s White House Christmas decorations. 

Donald Trump has shared videos tweeted by the deputy leader of far-right group Britain First purporting to show Muslims committing crimes.

The widow of a man who tried to save the life of murdered British MP Jo Cox has collected a medal of bravey on his behalf.

Bernard Kenny, who tried to stop a right-wing extremist from murdering British MP Jo Cox, has died.

It is shameful that the biggest, wealthiest, most innovative and cleverest technology firms in the world appear to be unable to tackle dangerous and illegal content on the internet.

An internet troll has been jailed after making anti-Semitic death threats to a UK Labour MP, telling her she would "get it like Jo Cox".

Nigel Farage has been threatened with legal action over an extremism row with the husband of murdered MP Jo Cox following the Berlin terrorist attack.

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

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

Neo-Nazi Thomas Mair, who gunned down Labour MP Jo Cox while shouting "Britain first", has today been found guilty of her murder.

A far-right extremist screamed "This is for Britain" when he killed MP Jo Cox in a "cowardly" attack at the height of the EU referendum campaign, a court heard.

The man accused of the terror-related murder of British Labour MP Jo Cox will stand trial at the Old Bailey later.

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

I don’t think there’s a single article that has ever been written about a male politician in the same vein, writes Alison O’Connor.

The man accused of the terror-related murder of Labour MP Jo Cox in England refused to speak when he was asked to enter pleas in court.

Terror attacks in France, political turmoil as Britain abandons the European Union, and a Trump White House looking possible — Peter Apps asks what else can happen this year.

Terrorist attacks, a military coup, EU disintegration, the rise of the far right, demise of political credibility — all amid mass migration, economic volatility, and deep divisions in the US. Caroline O’Doherty asks what’s going on and what does it mean for life as we know it?

Hundreds of people lined the streets to pay their respects to Labour MP Jo Cox ahead of her private funeral.

BROADCASTER Hector Ó hEochagáin is on the move again to celebrate TG4’s 20th anniversary.

SINGER and musician Camille O’Sullivan goes all out on make-up and costumes for her exotic stage shows, but she wants her three-year-old daughter to have a different focus.

Ireland and Scotland have been urged to play a key role in providing the “ethical leadership that is so needed at this moment in our history”.

Ireland and Scotland have been urged to play a key role in providing the "ethical leadership that is so needed at this moment in our history".

THE night of the Brexit referendum, I go to bed with an unfamiliar sense of trepidation. Dread, almost. What if they actually do it? Naaah.

The man accused of the terror-related murder of Labour MP, Jo Cox, a week ago, will be tried in the autumn.

By the time this article appears we will know the result of the Brexit referendum. Over recent weeks it has become increasingly difficult to call as the polls have moved significantly. 

We need robust laws to tackle online abuse and cybercrime in Ireland, the Minister for Justice Frances Fitzgerald has said.

David Puttnam was greeted by a familiar soundtrack as he arrived yesterday at the place of learning of one of his own heroes, Michael Collins.

British peer and Oscar winner David Puttnam has railed against Brexit, claiming future generations, including those in Ireland, will pay the price.

Murdered British MP Jo Cox has been remembered at a gathering in central Dublin as a smart, funny and passionate public servant and activist who was destined for the top.

The Dáil yesterday held a minute’s silence to pay tribute to British MP Jo Cox, who was murdered in her West Yorkshire constituency of Batley and Spen last week.

Mark Carney will face a policy quandary if Britain votes to leave the European Union this week, according to former Bank of England deputy governor John Gieve.

The Taoiseach has urged the Irish in Britain to come out to vote claiming they may make the difference in the outcome of the Brexit referendum.